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Alligare Basal Oil Surfactant for Herbicides

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Pesticides don't always cover the target area well enough on their own. In fact, many professionals add Basal Oil Surfactant in the tank to help spread the product and improve its effectiveness. Even if they do cover the area, they may not flow very easily from the applicator to the target. Alligare Basal Oil is a highly emulsified diluent that improves the flow of the product onto the intended surface. Alligare Basal Oil combines well in tank mixtures with other Alligare products such as Triclopyr 4 EC and Rotary 2 SL

Features and Specifications

Active Ingredient(s) Paraffin Oil, Surface Active Compounds and Coupling Agents 100%
Product Uses Basal-bark, Surface Brush
Sale Prohibited AK, CA, HI, WA
Shipping Rate Free
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How Alligare Basal Oil Works

Alligare Basal Oil is a low-viscosity, nonaromatic diluent that contains paraffin oil and select coupling agents and surface-active compounds. It's a type of surfactant that not only dilutes thicker products but also spreads them more easily over the target surfaces. It doesn't contain carcinogenics or additives that affect the product's active ingredients. Alligare Basal Oil has a specialized formula for use on basal bark and cut surfaces in brush control applications.

 

Where to Use Alligare Basal Oil

Use Alligare Basal Oil with compatible herbicides that target unwanted brush on industrial and noncrop sites. Refer to the label for specific usage instructions and compatible herbicides, including target areas for use. When it's used as recommended, Alligare Basal Oil provides thorough coverage on brush in utility sites, rights of way and municipal areas. Although it doesn't actively kill the brush, it helps the herbicide work more effectively during and after the application. 

 

Basal Oil Features and Benefits

  • Low-viscosity, nonaromatic formula
  • For use with select herbicides such as Triclopyr 4 EC
  • Developed for basal-bark and cut-surface brush control
  • Highly emulsified diluent for improved herbicide application

 

Usage Recommendations

  • Adjust the amount and rates depending on the environmental condition.
  • Use 20 or 25 percent dilution rates when following the herbicide manufacturer's label.
  • Avoid runoff and drift to prevent contaminating water supplies.

 

Storage and Disposal Tips

  • Keep Alligare Basal Oil in its original container.
  • Keep the container sealed during storage.
  • Avoid reusing the container once it's empty.
  • Do not store near food, water or animal feed.
  • Dispose of this product according to federal, state and local laws.
  • Rinse the application tank thoroughly before reuse.
  • Store the container in a well-ventilated place between 40 and 90 degrees F.

 

Alligare Basal Oil Improves Basal-Bark and Cut-Surface Brush Control

This highly emulsified basal diluent contains the right amount of paraffin oil and surface-active compounds to improve herbicide use. It spreads the herbicide over the brush and helps it penetrate tough bark on woody brush and plants. This product doesn't contain any aromatics, so you don't have to worry about leaving behind a strong odor after the application. For better brush control and prevention, mix your tank with Basal Oil from Alligare.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons, either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe, consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulations.

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For additional information on this product please reference the CDMS label database listed below

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