PROCLAYM, VRG

Translaminar mechanics: The core of the protective action

The «ПРОКЛЭЙМ, ВРГ» insecticide, manufactured by Syngenta, utilizes emamectin benzoate—a potent representative of the avermectin class. Its technical superiority lies in its rapid translaminar penetration. Once applied via foliar spray, the active ingredient is absorbed into the leaf mesophyll, forming a protected reservoir. This creates a lasting impact that protects even the underside of leaves and new growth, making it highly resilient to weather conditions like rainfall.

Why the translaminar effect matters in practice

• Hidden pest control: The compound reaches larvae feeding inside the leaf tissue, which are typically inaccessible to standard contact-only insecticides.
• Feeding cessation: Within 1 to 4 hours of ingestion, pests stop feeding on the crop, preventing cosmetic and yield-related damage almost immediately.
• Stable formulation: The Water-Dispersible Granule (WDG) structure ensures seamless preparation of the tank mix, preventing nozzle clogging and ensuring uniform application.

Technical profile and application

Designed for professional pest management, the product is highly effective against Lepidoptera, including leafminers, loopers, and various worms that threaten cabbage, tomatoes, grapes, and pome/stone fruits (apple, pear, peach). Operating as a contact insecticide, it disrupts the nervous system of target insects, leading to rapid paralysis and death. With a hazard class 3 rating and a flexible re-entry interval of 5 to 30 days, «ПРОКЛЭЙМ, ВРГ» remains a cornerstone in modern agricultural pest control schemes. The standard dosage requires 2–3 applications per season, ensuring high efficacy against resistant pest populations.