Mixing herbicides with soft water creates massive foaming problems, but Fast Break Adjuvant Surfactant suppresses foam for improved pump and spray applications. By reducing foam, Fast Break decreases mixing and tank-filling times. It also minimizes the loss of crop-protection products and prevents vegetation death when spray tanks foam over. Agitation during transport and use causes foam buildup in spray tanks. However, Fast Break knocks down foam and minimizes air entrapment that leads to spray problems.
Defoamers, such as Fast Break, contain silicone to help reduce foam as it develops in the tank. They also function as antifoams to destroy foam completely before it can lead to problems within and outside of the spray tank.
Features and Specifications
Active Ingredient(s)
Product Uses
Foam Reducing Adjuvant Surfactant
Sale Prohibited
CA, WA
Shipping Rate
Free
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How to Apply Fast Break Adjuvant
Apply one ounce of Fast Break per 100 gallons of spray solution during mixing as a preventative measure against foam. To treat foam buildup, add Fast Break adjuvant as needed.
Fast Break Adjuvant Features and Benefits
Prevents foam during pesticide mixing
Knocks down foam after development
Reduces foam to decrease filling times
Treat and Prevent Foam With Fast Break Adjuvant
Use Fast Break adjuvant to treat foam buildup and to suppress foam during mixing and filling. This antifoam agent stops air entrapment and prevents pump and spray problems during use. It creates a better environment for mixing herbicides with soft water and reduces the loss of protection products due to excess foaming. Fast Break adjuvant prevents vegetation damage when foam spills from the spray tank and ensures a foam-free application in agricultural settings.
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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