Super 7 Surfactant — 1 gal
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All-in-One Surfactant, Acidifier & Penetrant, 1 Gallon
Some spray tanks need a spreader, some need an acidifier to protect a pH-sensitive pesticide, and some need a penetrant to move the active ingredient into plant tissue. Brandt Super 7 Surfactant combines all three roles plus a deposition aid in one low-foam, non-ionic formula, so a single adjuvant covers a tank mix that would otherwise need separate products.
This 1 Gallon container decreases spray solution surface tension for uniform coverage while also acidifying the mix, protecting pH-sensitive pesticides from alkaline hydrolysis breakdown in the tank.
Key Features & Benefits
- All-in-one adjuvant — spreader, acidifier, deposition aid, and penetrant in one low-foam formula.
- Prevents alkaline hydrolysis — acidifies spray solution to protect pH-sensitive pesticides from breakdown.
- Low-foam, non-ionic formula — minimizes tank agitation foam during mixing and spraying.
- 0-hour REI — no re-entry interval restriction after application.
- 8 to 64oz per 100 gallons — flexible rate across a range of spray program needs.
Who Should Use This
Growers and applicators who want one 1 Gallon adjuvant covering spreading, acidification, deposition, and penetration, rather than stocking separate products for each role, are the direct fit.
About Brandt
Brandt, founded in 1953 by Glen Brandt and headquartered in Springfield, Illinois, manufactures adjuvants such as Super 7 alongside its broader line of specialty agricultural nutrients.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does alkaline hydrolysis mean for pesticide performance?
- Alkaline hydrolysis is a chemical breakdown that some pesticides undergo in high-pH spray water, reducing their active ingredient before it ever reaches the plant. Super 7's acidifying action lowers spray solution pH to slow this breakdown.
- What is the re-entry interval for this product?
- Super 7 carries a 0-hour REI, meaning there is no mandated waiting period before re-entering a treated area based on this adjuvant alone. Always check the REI of any pesticide it is tank-mixed with, since the more restrictive interval applies.
- What are the active ingredients in Super 7?
- Super 7 contains alcohol ethoxylate, lecithin, and propanoic acid. Together these provide the spreading, deposition, and acidifying action the product is built around.
- How much Super 7 should I use per 100 gallons?
- Apply Super 7 at 8 to 64oz per 100 gallons of spray solution, adjusting within that range based on the tank-mix product label and water conditions. Always defer to the label of the primary pesticide or nutrient product being applied.
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