Weed Weapon Blue Dye Marker

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A temporary blue spray indicator to visually mark treated areas during herbicide, pesticide, and fertiliser application.

Benefits
- Temporary blue colour that dissipates hours or days after application.
- Indicator to visually mark treated areas during herbicide, pesticide, and fertiliser application.
- Made in New Zealand with Kiwicare's ‘Personal Guarantee’.
About this product
Available Sizes
- 5L (SKU: C54031)
- 20L (SKU: G32381)
*Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing larger sizes than listed here.

Regulations

Weed Weapon Blue Dye Marker SDS
Directions & Product Label
1. Before application, stir or mix the product thoroughly.
2. Add the desired amount of Weed Weapon Blue Dye Marker into a partially filled spray tank after the pesticide or foliar fertiliser has been added. A suggested starting rate is 250 –300mL per 100L of spray mix.
3. Continue filling the tank with water while agitating to ensure the dye is fully dispersed.
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Caution & SDS Sheet
- Read instructions thoroughly before use.
- Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging / label.
- Compatible with most pesticides and foliar fertilisers, however a small trial is recommended.
HAZARD (GHS) Classification: Flam. Liq. 4 (H227); Skin Irrit. 2 (H315); Eye Irrit. 2 (H319); STOT SE 2 (H371); Aquatic Chronic 3 (H412).

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Weed Weapon Blue Dye Marker SDS
Helpful tips
- Read instructions thoroughly before use and retain instructions label for future reference.
- It is best used with a suspension concentrate type formulation to show up against the green vegetation.
- The bright blue colour shows you exactly where liquid pesticides and fertilisers have been applied. It helps to prevent skips and overlaps, and aids in detecting spray drift.
- The appropriate dosing rate depends on the terrain being treated, the intensity of colour required, and the duration the marker needs to remain visible.
- Users should adjust the dosage to suit their specific needs, balancing visibility with cost–effectiveness. A higher dose will produce a darker spray pattern.