Premise Foam Termiticide

Description

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Premise Foam Termiticide
• Manufacturer: Envu
• Active Ingredient: Imidacloprid 0.05%
• Formulation: Ready-to-use aerosol foam
• Foam Expansion Ratio: Approximately 30:1 for excellent coverage of voids and galleries
• Container Size: 18 oz aerosol can
• Signal Word: Caution
• Application Sites: Indoor and outdoor structural applications as permitted by label
• Target Areas: Wall voids, termite galleries, floor joists, hollow block foundations, cracks, crevices, and other inaccessible spaces
• Target Pests: Subterranean termites, drywood termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and wood-infesting beetles
• Application Method: Inject directly into active galleries, voids, and infested structural areas
• Residual: Long-lasting residue in protected treatment areas
• Mixing Required: No – ready to use straight from the can
• Professional Use Benefits: Non-repellent formulation allows termites to contact treated areas without detecting the product
• EPA Registration Number: 432-1391

Shake well before using.

The self-pressurized container dispenses Premise Foam at a rate of approximately 26-milliliters (approximately 0.9 fluid ounces) of liquid formulation (approximately 0.85-Liters, or 51.7 cubic inches of expanded foam) per four seconds. To minimize run-off, continue to hold the application tip firmly against the injection point for a full 5 seconds after releasing the dispenser trigger; this will allow product in the application hose to fully expand and enter the target area. This pressurized container treats 1,000 cubic inches. This product will provide foam at an expansion ratio of 30 to 1. This ratio is a function of agitation and cumulative release time.

How to Use Premise Foam

1. Locate signs of termite activity or damaged wood.
2. Drill access holes when necessary to reach termite galleries or voids.
3. Insert the application tip into the treatment area.
4. Apply foam according to label directions.
5. Allow the foam to expand and fill the targeted void space.
6. Monitor treated areas and follow up as needed.

Premise Foam is commonly used as a supplemental treatment alongside comprehensive termite management programs.

Where to Use Premise Foam:

Indoor Applications

• Wall voids
• Interior termite galleries
• Around door and window frames
• Behind baseboards
• Structural voids
• Utility penetrations

Outdoor Applications

• Active termite galleries
• Exterior wall voids
• Around structural entry points
• Localized termite infestations

Why Professionals Choose Premise Foam

Many termite infestations occur inside walls, structural voids, and other inaccessible locations. Premise Foam allows pest management professionals to deliver treatment directly into these hidden areas, helping control termites where traditional liquid applications may not reach.

Its expanding foam action and proven active ingredient make it an essential tool for termite control programs.

Storage:

Store in original container. Keep away from fire, sparks, heated surfaces, and avoid excessive heat (>130°F). Store in a cool, dry place inaccessible to children and pets, preferably in a locked storage area.