Pirinex 48

Powerful Protection Against Hidden and Open Threats

When a field is under pressure from a complex of pests, there is no time for 'gentle' solutions. The insecticide "Pyrinex 48" from the Israeli giant Makhteshim Chemical Works Ltd. acts as heavy artillery in the world of agrochemicals. Its active ingredient, chlorpyrifos, has for decades confirmed its status as one of the most effective tools against resistant insect populations.

Why agronomists choose "Pyrinex 48"

The main advantage of the product lies in its combined action. Possessing both contact and fumigation effects, it penetrates hard-to-reach areas where pests hide, leaving them no chance even under dense foliage. Unlike many modern alternatives, "Pyrinex 48" works quickly: insects die almost instantly upon contact or ingestion of the product.

Application and Key Features

The product shows excellent results on a wide range of crops, from sugar beets and potatoes to apple orchards and hops. It is indispensable in controlling wireworms, weevils, cereal leaf beetles, and mites. Key usage parameters:

• Method of application: foliar spraying.
• Dosage: 1.0–2.0 L/ha, allowing for flexible concentration management depending on the economic threshold of damage.
• Safety: classified as toxicity class 2, which requires strict adherence to operating regulations and the use of personal protective equipment.
• Treatment regime: a maximum of 2 applications is allowed, with a pre-harvest interval (PHI) of 30 days.

Strengths: high speed of action, a powerful "flushing out" effect from closed shelters, and consistent results in hot weather conditions. Weaknesses: requires caution due to toxicity to bees and beneficial entomophages, so application timing must be strictly synchronized with flowering phases.

This insecticide is an ideal choice for large-scale operations where rapid pest control and the protection of crop investments are critical. "Pyrinex 48" is the choice of professionals who rely on the time-tested reliability of Israeli agricultural technologies.