Shockwave Fogging Concentrate

Description

Product Alternatives:  ULD BP- 100, ULD BP-300

EPA Registration No.: 1021-1810

Active Ingredients: Piperonyl Butoxide – 2%, Pyrethrins – 1%, Pyriproxyfen – 0.1%, N-Octyl Bicycloheptene Dicarboximide – 2.87%, Esfenvalerate – 0.2%, Pyridine – 0.1%

Product Use:

Shockwave Fogging Concentrate is designed for use undiluted in mechanical sprayers, which gives particles of aerosol size. It can be diluted with refined kerosene’s, which meet Food Additive Regulation as defined by CFR Title 21, 172.884, and applied in fogging equipment that gives larger than aerosol particle size. It can also be diluted with the oil specified above and applied as a contact spray to kill crawling insects shown later on this label.

Indoor Application Rate (Diluted Surface Spray Application):

Dilute in a range of 1 part Shockwave Fogging Concentrate plus 2.25 parts suitable diluent to 1 part concentrate plus 29 parts suitable diluent, mix well and apply as a coarse wetting spray using approximately 1 gallon of spray mixture per 750 sq. ft. of surface.

Note: May be used only when the facility is not in operation provided exposed food is covered or removed from the area being treated prior to application. To ensure maximum control of listed crawling insects, spray thoroughly into all cracks, molding, crevices, walls, floors and other surfaces, storage and handling areas. Particular attention should be paid to areas where moisture collects, such as drains, sinks and water pipes, around the base of heavy machinery and equipment, contacting as many insects as possible. For ants: spray directly into nests, along trails, and directly on all ants observed.

Outdoor Application Rate (Diluted Surface Spray Application):

Dilute concentrate in a range of 1 part Shockwave Fogging Concentrate plus 2.25 parts oil to 1 part concentrate plus 29 parts oil and mix well. Use at the rate of 1 gallon diluted spray per 1,000 sq. ft.

NOTE: To treat outside surfaces of buildings where these pests have been seen or found. Do not treat surfaces that may be stained.

When using oil as the diluent, an odorless light petroleum hydrocarbon as defined by CFR Title 21, 172.884 should be used for all food area and food-related applications. Additionally, when diluted and used according to label directions, this spray will meet specifications for use under USDA meat, poultry, shell egg grading, and egg products inspection programs.