Hekat

Double strike against pests: how "Hekat" performs in the field

When choosing an insecticide for vegetative spraying, we are always looking for a balance between the "knockdown effect" and long-term systemic action. "Hekat" solves both tasks thanks to the synergy of imidacloprid and lambda-cyhalothrin. For the operator, this means predictable results: the contact component instantly stops the pest from feeding, while the systemic part penetrates plant tissues, protecting new growth that the spray didn't reach directly.

Operation and logistics

The product is formulated as a suspension concentrate. Unlike many powder or emulsifiable forms, this composition mixes perfectly in the tank, does not clog sprayer filters, and does not require constant aggressive agitation. This is critical when working on large acreages, where every minute of equipment downtime costs money.

• Dosage efficiency: Two applications per season are sufficient to cover the main activity cycle of a wide range of pests.
• Versatility: There is no need to keep five different canisters in the warehouse — "Hekat" covers needs from cereals (wheat) and industrial crops (rapeseed, soy) to intensive orchards (apple, pear).
• Safety: The third hazard class simplifies personnel safety protocols, reducing requirements for specific protective equipment during solution preparation.

Working with "Hekat" is convenient: it is predictable in dosage and stable during application. It is important to remember that the systemic action of imidacloprid requires high-quality coverage, so adjusting nozzle pressure for the specific crop is the key to maximizing the efficiency of every canister.