Which application system uses an emulsion formed from oil and water?

The application system that uses an emulsion formed from oil and water is known as Thinvert. This system is designed specifically to create a stable emulsion, which enhances the delivery of herbicides by allowing them to adhere to plant surfaces more effectively. By combining oil and water, Thinvert helps to improve the coverage and penetration of the herbicides, enabling them to be more effective in targeting the intended plants while minimizing drift.

In contrast, air-induction systems primarily rely on air to create larger droplets, which can reduce drift but do not utilize an emulsion. Atomizers use high-pressure mechanisms to create fine droplets but again do not involve oil and water emulsions. Conventional spray systems utilize a standard mixture of water and herbicide without the specific emulsification benefits offered by Thinvert. Therefore, Thinvert stands out as the system that specifically integrates an oil-water emulsion to optimize herbicide application.