For long term, residual insect control with Insect Growth Regulator (IGR). Ideal for commercial, industrial, and rural pest management. Benefits An emulsion concentrate formulation intended to be applied diluted, as a residual surface spray that also contains an Insect Growth Regulator (IGR). Developed and tested for commercial and professional use in New Zealand conditions. Proudly New Zealand made. About This Product Active Ingredients 100g / L Permethrin. 3g / L Pyriproxyfen. Available Sizes 5L (SKU: C14005) Regulations HSNO Approval Code: HSR101143 Permethrin + IGR SDS Directions & Product Label Clean down dusty or greasy surfaces before application. Allow to dry before application. Follow dilution rates depending on the target surface: Non–porous surfaces: Dilute with up to 5L of water per 100m², do not exceed the point of run–off. Porous surfaces: Dilute with up to 10L of water per 100m² of surface, do not exceed the point of run–off. A range of different types of application equipment may be used to apply it. Calibrate equipment to deliver the target rates indicated below: Pest Rate General 30 – 80 mL / 100m²Use the higher rate when pest pressure is high or conditions warrant it. Ants, Carpet Beetles, Clothes Moth, Mosquitoes and Flies, Silverfish, Spiders, Stored Product Insects and General Crawling Insects 30 – 80 mL / 100m² Bed Bugs and Cockroaches 80 mL / 100m² Fleas 50 – 80 mL / 100m² Download product label Caution & SDS Sheet Read instructions thoroughly before use. Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging / label. Download product label | Permethrin + IGR SDS Helpful Tips Read instructions thoroughly before use and retain instructions label for future reference. If misting application equipment is used, users should be aware of the greater potential for off–target drift with use of finer droplets. Protect non–target surfaces from spray drift. Pressure spray equipment – for most pressure spray equipment the dilution rate will be 10 – 30 mL / L. This product is not to be used in a wide dispersive manner (where there would be potential for losses by airborne drift or run–off).
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