Description
IronMax Pro contains IPMax®, a premium iron phosphate technology developed through extensive screening of multiple iron phosphate sources. Once consumed, the bait containing 9.0g/kg iron present as iron phosphate anhydrous (IPMax), acts as a stomach poison, disrupting digestion and causing a fatal overload of iron within the slug or snail’s digestive system. There is no recovery after ingestion.
Unlike metaldehyde products, IronMax affected slugs and snails often retreat from view before dying. For this reason, effectiveness should be assessed by reduced crop damage rather than visible pest carcasses.
Key benefits of IronMax Pro Slug & Snail Bait:
- Protects emerging crops and pasture seedlings from damaging slug and snail feeding
- Highly attractive bait improves pest interception before crop damage occurs
- Fast feeding cessation reduces establishment losses and plant stress
- Rainfast, durable pellets provide extended field protection
- Flexible use across broadacre crops, pastures, horticulture and turf
- Iron phosphate formulation suitable for organic systems with nil withholding period
Please get in touch with our Customer team for pricing information (03) 5659 2314
| Product name: | IronMax Iron Slug and Snail Bait |
| Active Constituent: | 9.0 g/kg IRON present as IRON PHOSPHATE ANHYDROUS |
| Category | Molluscicides |
| Unit Size: | 15kg, 400kg |
| Application rate: | 5-7 kg/ha |
| Grazing withhold: | Nil weeks |
| Comparative Products: | N/A |
Important: Equivalent or similar products listed are a guide only and may not match Notman Pasture Seeds products. Formulations can differ in physical and chemical properties, and trademarks may apply. Directions for use, handling, storage, and disposal may change—always refer to the current product label for registered uses.
Results will vary, as application is outside our control and subject to seasonal, environmental, and biological factors, including resistance. To the extent permitted by law, Notman Agricultural Services Pty Ltd disclaims all warranties (express or implied), including accuracy, completeness, currency, compliance, and suitability of the information provided.
