Gin fumigant - active substance: aluminum phosphide, 560 g/kg Purpose: Destruction of stock pests in different phases of development using fumigation method. Advantages:
• Effective against all types of pests (including quarantine pests).
• Extremely easy to use.
• Rapid action on pests in all phases of development, as well as rodents.
• Provides 100% destruction in the shortest possible time.
• Suitable for disinfection of premises of any type.
• It is used for processing food, fodder, and seed grains both in bulk and packed in bags.
• Low consumption rate.
• Does not affect the similarity and quality indicators of grain and products.
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Mechanism of action:
The active substance of DzhiNU, aluminum phosphide, during contact with atmospheric air decomposes into phosphorous hydrogen (PH3), carbon dioxide (CO2) with the release of ammonia (NH3). The speed of the reaction depends on the presence of moisture in the air and its temperature. At a humidity of 60% and a temperature of +20°C, 50% of the gas is released within 24 hours. The maximum effect of fumigation is achieved after 60–72 hours.
Phosphine gas disrupts metabolic processes and blocks the supply of oxygen to the body, causing paralysis of the nervous system and the complete death of pests.
Properties:
GIN provides a quick effect on pests, which depends on the concentration of phosphine gas in the air. Complete death occurs when the gas concentration during the exposure is at least 7 g/h/m3 - an open form of damage and 25 g/h/m3 - a hidden form of infection.
General recommendations:
The drug can be distributed both manually and with the help of tablet dispensers. Tablets are inserted into
grain stored in bulk with a special probe.
Small batches of grain and other products with a side height of up to 2.5 m are covered with a film, which is fixed on a frame 50 cm high, so that between
with grain and the film left free air access.
Do not use together with other drugs and immediately after treating the premises with means using a large amount of liquid. Direct contact of the GIN drug with a large amount of water causes spontaneous combustion.