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Duwett Super Spreader 20L
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Du-Wett is an organosilicone blend super spreader, which reduces the surface tension of spray droplets, and thus, giving coverage over the surface of leaves and getting the active everywhere that it counts. One spray droplet containing Du-Wett can provide up to 20 times the spread of active compared to spray applied without an adjuvant and at least 6-8 times compared to a conventional, non-ionic adjuvant.
What Du-Wett Does:
An organosilicone/organic-fluid non-ionic surfactant.
Improves spreading, wetting, spray coverage and deposition of fungicides, insecticides, foliar nutrients, and certain herbicides.
Designed particularly for low-volume/concentrated spraying, including aerial application.
The label states it can reduce spray drift by up to 25% when used as recommended.
Key Application Rules:
- Use Du-Wett with low water volumes—roughly 25% or less of the normal water volume to run-off, depending on the crop.
- Too much water can cause excessive run-off and poorer performance.
- Do not use air-induction nozzles.
- Add Du-Wett after the other agrichemicals are thoroughly mixed.
- Do not add other adjuvants unless specifically recommended on the label/by an agronomist.
Important Rates:
- Rates depend on crop, how easily the crop wets, water volume and the total amount of agrichemical in the tank.
Some Examples:
- Easy-to-wet vegetables/arable crops: generally 100–400 mL/ha depending on tank load.
- Hard-to-wet vegetables/arable crops: generally 200–600 mL/ha.
- Vines/brambles: approximately 150–600 mL/ha, depending on target and spray system.
Kiwifruit:
- Dormant: 500 mL/ha.
- Green tip–early spring: 400 mL/ha.
- Pre-flowering/full canopy: 400 mL/ha.
- Post-harvest to leaf drop: 500 mL/ha.
- Post-leaf-drop scar protection: 750 mL/ha.
- Rainfastness — important.
- Du-Wett has only partial resistance to light rainfall.
- If rain or overhead irrigation is expected within 5 days, the label says to substitute Du-Wett Weathermax or Bond Xtra at twice the Du-Wett chart rate to improve rain resistance.
Mixing:
- Half-fill tank with water and start agitation.
- Add anti-foamer if required.
- Add the agrichemicals/foliar nutrients according to their labels.
- Once thoroughly mixed, shake Du-Wett well and add it last.
PH And Compatibility:
- Best spreading/wetting occurs between pH 5 and 9.
- Below pH 5 or above pH 9, Du-Wett can break down and wetting performance can suffer.
- If used with LI-700 or LI-1000, the label specifies adding an extra 100 mL Du-Wett/ha to the chart rate.
- Because different agrichemical formulations can behave differently, the label recommends checking compatibility/spreading before using new tank mixes.
Safety:
- Warning: causes serious eye irritation.
- Toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects.
- Wear eye protection and avoid release into waterways.
- Keep away from children.
- The label says to test a small area first where crop safety/phytotoxicity is uncertain.
Major Restriction:
- Do NOT use Du-Wett on ornamental crops, including cut-flower crops, foliage plants and nursery plants.
Bottom Line:
- Du-Wett is primarily a low-volume spray wetter/spreader, not a pesticide itself. Its main purpose is to improve coverage and deposition of the pesticide or nutrient you're already applying. The correct rate depends heavily on the crop and the amount/type of chemical in the tank.
Available in 5L
Maxiwett Label 10L
Please contact us for a Safety Data Sheet on this product
What Du-Wett Does:
An organosilicone/organic-fluid non-ionic surfactant.
Improves spreading, wetting, spray coverage and deposition of fungicides, insecticides, foliar nutrients, and certain herbicides.
Designed particularly for low-volume/concentrated spraying, including aerial application.
The label states it can reduce spray drift by up to 25% when used as recommended.
Key Application Rules:
- Use Du-Wett with low water volumes—roughly 25% or less of the normal water volume to run-off, depending on the crop.
- Too much water can cause excessive run-off and poorer performance.
- Do not use air-induction nozzles.
- Add Du-Wett after the other agrichemicals are thoroughly mixed.
- Do not add other adjuvants unless specifically recommended on the label/by an agronomist.
Important Rates:
- Rates depend on crop, how easily the crop wets, water volume and the total amount of agrichemical in the tank.
Some Examples:
- Easy-to-wet vegetables/arable crops: generally 100–400 mL/ha depending on tank load.
- Hard-to-wet vegetables/arable crops: generally 200–600 mL/ha.
- Vines/brambles: approximately 150–600 mL/ha, depending on target and spray system.
Kiwifruit:
- Dormant: 500 mL/ha.
- Green tip–early spring: 400 mL/ha.
- Pre-flowering/full canopy: 400 mL/ha.
- Post-harvest to leaf drop: 500 mL/ha.
- Post-leaf-drop scar protection: 750 mL/ha.
- Rainfastness — important.
- Du-Wett has only partial resistance to light rainfall.
- If rain or overhead irrigation is expected within 5 days, the label says to substitute Du-Wett Weathermax or Bond Xtra at twice the Du-Wett chart rate to improve rain resistance.
Mixing:
- Half-fill tank with water and start agitation.
- Add anti-foamer if required.
- Add the agrichemicals/foliar nutrients according to their labels.
- Once thoroughly mixed, shake Du-Wett well and add it last.
PH And Compatibility:
- Best spreading/wetting occurs between pH 5 and 9.
- Below pH 5 or above pH 9, Du-Wett can break down and wetting performance can suffer.
- If used with LI-700 or LI-1000, the label specifies adding an extra 100 mL Du-Wett/ha to the chart rate.
- Because different agrichemical formulations can behave differently, the label recommends checking compatibility/spreading before using new tank mixes.
Safety:
- Warning: causes serious eye irritation.
- Toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects.
- Wear eye protection and avoid release into waterways.
- Keep away from children.
- The label says to test a small area first where crop safety/phytotoxicity is uncertain.
Major Restriction:
- Do NOT use Du-Wett on ornamental crops, including cut-flower crops, foliage plants and nursery plants.
Bottom Line:
- Du-Wett is primarily a low-volume spray wetter/spreader, not a pesticide itself. Its main purpose is to improve coverage and deposition of the pesticide or nutrient you're already applying. The correct rate depends heavily on the crop and the amount/type of chemical in the tank.
Available in 5L
Maxiwett Label 10L
Please contact us for a Safety Data Sheet on this product
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