Conductiver Plus
CONDUCTIVER PLUS is a ground enhancing gel with low solubility which is, nonetheless, very hygroscopic.
CONDUCTIVER PLUS is characterised by:
Its capacity to create partially ionized electrolytes, with a high charge and capacity to retain water and form gels.
Remaining in the ground for a long time, thanks to the formation of bonds with the particles.
Increasing the conductivity of the ground for one year (considering rainfall of 700 litres/m2 ).
Not causing corrosion of the earth electrod
Being totally ecological.
CONDUCTIVER PLUS. Non – corrosive and ecological gel that improves soil conductivity.
Conductiver Plus Datasheet
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