Agenda SC for Termite Control for Shrines and Temples
Points for chemical treatment and chemical selection to protect World Heritage sites.
In the field of cultural property protection at temples and shrines, the maintenance and management of buildings is crucial, and termite damage is a serious issue. Particularly in temples and shrines with many wooden structures, the deterioration of structural materials due to termites not only shortens the lifespan of the buildings but also requires significant costs and effort for repairs. Agenda SC provides solutions to protect buildings from termites without compromising the value of cultural properties. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Termite prevention for wooden structures - Termite extermination aimed at cultural property protection - Maintenance and management of historical buildings such as World Heritage sites 【Effects of Implementation】 - Improved durability of buildings - Reduced repair costs - Preservation of cultural property value - 10-year effectiveness
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【Features】 - A flowable agent containing 9.1% (w/w) fipronil (active ingredient) - Compatible with all building structures - Low odor 【Our Strengths】 Envu collaborates with customers in the field of professional pest management to devise effective solutions.
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Envu was established in 2022 as a new company with the sole purpose of promoting a healthy environment for everyone around the world, based on Bayer's long-standing experience. Envu focuses on providing services in the areas of professional pest management, pathogen vector control, green space management including pastures and grasslands, forest management, and the management of lawns and ornamental plants. In each business sector, Envu emphasizes chemistry and beyond, collaborating with customers to devise effective and innovative solutions for the present and future.
