Phone: 800-635-1388 Email: [email protected] Ask your Coastal AgroBusiness Representative about Matrixx today. LEAF PENETRATION Many Postemergent products must enter the target plant to achieve results. Matrixx works to reduce the surface tension of the interface between sprays and plant leaves and can produce a phenomenon called stomatal flooding. This means the pesticide enters the leaf directly through the tiny openings called stomates. The results are quicker penetration and enhanced product performance. 100% NON IONIC WETTER/SPREADER/PENETRANT The pesticide industry has seen numerous advances during the past decade, especially in the area of postemergent technology. Nearly all postemergent products rely on spray adjuvants to insure proper contact with their target plant. However, spray adjuvant technology had remained constant until the development of organo-modified siloxane chemistry. Matrixx is a product of this advanced technology that delivers wetting, spreading, and penetration properties superior to those of conventional surfactants. A unique combination of organo-silicone and other nonionic surfactants gives Matrixx its 100% active ingredient formulation. When the pesticide label recommends a nonionic surfactant, add Matrixx to your tank. INCREASED WETTING AND SPREADING Sprays containing Matrixx spread across leaf surfaces thoroughly and uniformly. Compare the coverage of Matrixx to water alone and to a conventional nonionic surfactant. Spreading on a leaf surface with Matrixx Spreading on a leaf surface with a conventional surfactant Water droplet on leaf surface THE MATRIXX ADVANTAGE Here are a few of the benefits you can see by adding Matrixx to your spray tank: Improved spray coverage Deeper, quicker penetration of pesticides Better results under less than ideal spraying conditions Improved postemergent herbicide performance especially on hard to control weeds. Ability to apply pesticides in lower volumes of water per acre
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Phone: 800-635-1388 Email: [email protected]
Ask your Coastal AgroBusiness Representative about Matrixx today.
LEAF PENETRATION Many Postemergent products must enter the target plant to achieve results. Matrixx works to reduce the surface tension of the interface between sprays and plant leaves and can produce a phenomenon called stomatal flooding. This means the pesticide enters the leaf directly through the tiny openings called stomates. The results are quicker penetration and enhanced product performance.
100% NON IONIC WETTER/SPREADER/PENETRANT The pesticide industry has seen numerous advances during the past decade, especially in the area of postemergent technology. Nearly all postemergent products rely on spray adjuvants to insure proper contact with their target plant. However, spray adjuvant technology had remained constant until the development of organo-modified siloxane chemistry. Matrixx is a product of this advanced technology that delivers wetting, spreading, and penetration properties superior to those of conventional surfactants. A unique combination of organo-silicone and other nonionic surfactants gives Matrixx its 100% active ingredient formulation. When the pesticide label recommends a nonionic surfactant, add Matrixx to your tank.
INCREASED WETTING AND SPREADING Sprays containing Matrixx spread across leaf surfaces thoroughly and uniformly.
Compare the coverage of Matrixx to water alone and to a conventional nonionic surfactant.
Spreading on a leaf surface with Matrixx
Spreading on a leaf surface with a conventional surfactant
Water droplet on leaf surface
THE MATRIXX ADVANTAGE
Here are a few of the benefits you can see by adding Matrixx to your spray tank:
Improved spray coverage Deeper, quicker penetration of pesticides Better results under less than ideal spraying conditions Improved postemergent herbicide performance especially on hard to control weeds. Ability to apply pesticides in lower volumes of water per
acre
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