Pilarnano Technology

Exploring the world of Nano, Pilarquim has pioneered in the application of

nanoformulation technology in agrochemical formulations,

ushering in a new era of precise crop protection.

Pilarnano Technology® utilizes nano-technology to enhance current products. With particle sizes between 300-600nm, the spray coverage is more uniform, absorption is improved, and pesticide utilization rates are significantly increased, reducing the required pesticide amount by over 25% and decreasing application frequency, thus saving costs for users.

  • Smaller Particle Size
    for Better Coverage

    • The average particle size decreased from 2.96 μm to 0.65 μm, resulting in a 61-fold increase in particle count within the same formulation volume.
    • Pilarnano significantly reduces particle size, allowing more particles to be distributed within the same formulation volume. This helps improve coverage and creates a denser efficacy layer on the target surface.

  • Higher Deposition and Utilization

    • Deposition increased threefold, allowing more effective ingredient distribution on the target surface and remain on the target surface, enhancing utilization efficiency and reducing unnecessary loss during application. 1

    1 Source: Metabolic tracking and determination of Mingrunfeng on corn crops by China Agricultural University.

  • Better Spreading
    & Faster Absorption

    • Surface tension was reduced by 7 mN/m, enabling the spray solution to spread more evenly and improving absorption efficiency, resulting in faster absorption and quicker action2.

    2 Source: Data from the R&D Center. Surface tension reduced from 50 mN/m to 43 mN/m.

  • Longer-Lasting Efficacy with Less Input

    • Verified by authoritative plant protection institutes for 3 consecutive years, Pilarnano maintained efficacy even with a 25% lower dosage, helping reduce product use, planting costs, and application frequency3.


    3 Sources: China Agricultural University; Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Nankai University.
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