Active ingredients contained in agrochemicals produce an effect in small amounts.
In order to apply small amounts of active ingredients efficiently over a large farm, they must be applied in a diluted
form.
Generally, because of ease of granulation, bentonite and other inorganic materials are used as carriers for granular
agrochemicals, and play a part in securing the safety of agrochemicals and reducing their environmental impact.
As agrochemical carriers, various inorganic materials are used since they are expected to make agrochemicals lighter and
produce a sustained-release effect.
We mainly provide bentonite for carriers for granular agrochemicals.
Generally, a carrier is used mainly as an extender (or to dilute active ingredients), but bentonite blends right in water and is easy to granulate, and can be expected to produce a sustained-release effect.
Effects expected of bentonite
Some agrochemicals take a form called fine-grain agent F. The Clay Fine Grain Agent series is natural mineral-based fine-grain base materials granulated to a size range of 180 to 710 µm, the criterion of fine-grain agent F.
By impregnating the carrier with various active ingredients, agrochemicals can be made.
Product name | Form | Category |
---|---|---|
KUNIGEL V1 | Powder | Bentonite |
KUNIGEL V2 | Powder | Bentonite |
KUNIBOND | Powder | Bentonite |
NEO-KUNIBOND | Powder | Bentonite |
SADO | Powder | Bentonite |
TENRYU | Powder | Bentonite |
FINE GRANULE CLAY | Granules | Clay |
The properties of bentonite differ depending on where it is produced. Granular agrochemicals contain a large carrier compounding ratio, so to select a product, try samples at the stage when you are considering formulations. If you need samples, please let us know.