JY-1028 Silicone Spreading and Penetrating Agent
JY-1028 silicone spreading and penetrating agent is a non-ionic silicone surfactant with excellent super-spreading and wetting properties. It reduces the surface tension of spray solutions more rapidly than conventional adjuvants. At a concentration of...
JY-1028 silicone spreading and penetrating agent is a non-ionic silicone surfactant with excellent super-spreading and wetting properties. It reduces the surface tension of spray solutions more rapidly than conventional adjuvants. At a concentration of 0.1% (wt.), it can lower the surface tension of water to below 20.5 mN/m, effectively reducing the contact angle between spray droplets and leaf surfaces, thereby expanding spray coverage. It promotes the absorption of pesticide sprays through leaf stomata, improves rainfastness, and enhances efficacy.
- 1.Super spreader-penetrant for solutions and emulsions.
- 2.Reduce spray dosage and increase spray coverage.
- 3.Accelerate pesticide absorption and improve rainfastness.
- 4.Non-ionic surfactant.
- 5.It can effectively reduce the application rate of pesticides.
| Product | JY-1028 Silicone Spreading and Penetrating Agent |
|---|---|
| Series | Agricultural Silicone Adjuvants |
| TDS Source | JY-1028 TDS EN.pdf |
| MSDS Source | JY-1028 MSDS EN.pdf |
| RFQ Path | Send inquiry |
| Item | Index |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Colorless to light amber liquid |
| Viscosity (25℃, mm2/s) | 25-50 |
| Surface tension (25℃, 0.1%, mN/m) | <20.5 |
| Cloud point (1% wt, ℃) | <11.0 |
1.As a tank-mix adjuvant: Recommended dosage is 0.01~0.1%, pH 6~8. Best efficacy within 24 hours after preparation.
2.For incorporation into pesticide formulations: Silicone surfactants may hydrolyze under acidic or alkaline conditions. pH can be adjusted to 6.5~7.5 using buffering agents for optimal performance. Recommended dosage is 0.1~10%.
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