Draker 10.2 15 ml

The initial action of the Draker insecticide is ensured by the free active substances. When the effect is produced, the insects show symptoms of intoxication after a few minutes, by losing coordination and the ability to fly or crawl, the insects tend to leave the treated areas and their own nests. Microcapsules with cypermethrin do not have a repellent effect, so when insects move through the treated area, the microcapsules will attach to their legs, body, antennae and bristles. The active substance will be absorbed slowly through direct contact with the insect's cuticle, the insects return to their nests or shelters and the microcapsules will be transferred from one insect to another through simple physical contact, so the insecticide will also have an effect on insects that have not had contact directly with the treated area; the small-sized microcapsules mix with dust and other organic matter present in the respective area and will be ingested by insects, causing their death. It has a broad spectrum of action and long-term persistence. The formula contains tetramethrin, which has an insecticidal action with an impact effect, and cypermethrin, which represents the residual effect, optimized by microencapsulation. In fact, microcapsules have the role of protecting the active substances and ensuring their gradual release. The use of the product determines the elimination of insects present at the time of application and prevents the occurrence of subsequent infestations for a period of 2-3 weeks. The product is effective in combating fleas, ticks, kitchen cockroaches, ants, mites, spiders, silverfish and other crawling insects that infest the internal and external environments of constructions and buildings. It is also effective in combating flying insects such as mosquitoes (including the tiger mosquito), flies, moths, wasps and midges. Use: Can be used in: homes, warehouses, hotels, schools, hospitals, public buildings, food industry spaces, stables. Distribute evenly in the places where insects are present or through which insects can pass, especially in corners, cracks, joints, plinths, behind and under furniture, behind and under electrical appliances, under sinks. To combat ants, it is distributed especially in places of passage: window sills, thresholds, windowsills, balconies, corners. To combat mosquitoes,