Fumigation is a pest control method that uses gaseous pesticides, fumigants, to eliminate pests in a given area. It is commonly used to stop and prevent structural infestations, commodities and even infestations in enclosed spaces such as ships and yachts.

During the fumigation process, the area to be treated is closed or sealed to create a controlled environment. The fumigant is then released in the form of gas or vapour, filling the area and penetrating all areas, including cracks. This comprehensive penetration ensures that fumigation effectively eliminates pests at all life stages.

Fumigants work by poisoning pests, disrupting their respiratory system or inhibiting their ability to reproduce. This is an extremely effective method for dealing with many different types of pests, insects and rodents.

What is fumigation and how is it done?

In which cases is fumigation necessary?

Fumigation is often used for the control of harmful organisms in warehouses, ships, containers and other large storage areas. In particular, fumigation can be applied to prevent the spread of harmful insects or fungi during storage of products such as grain products, nuts, timber, furniture. Fumigation can also be carried out to meet quarantine requirements in export and import processes.

What are the risks of fumigation?

It is extremely important to take the necessary safety precautions during the fumigation process. Experts tightly seal the area to be treated and use safety equipment during the process. The fumigation process can be potentially dangerous because the gases used can be toxic. These gases can cause serious health problems if inhaled or contacted. It is also necessary to fully ventilate the area after the process is completed so that the residues of the gas become harmless. Any fumigation should only be carried out by licensed and experienced professionals.

Fumigation is a method of pesticide application used for the control of harmful organisms. During this process, the interior of products or warehouses is disinfected using specially designed gases or vapours. It is usually applied in large areas such as installations, warehouses, ships and containers. Before starting the fumigation procedure, experts thoroughly inspect the area, take the necessary safety precautions and select the appropriate gas or vapour. During the application, it is necessary to close the treated area tightly and allow the gas to act for a certain period of time.
Fumigation is often used for the control of harmful organisms in warehouses, ships, containers and other large storage areas. In particular, fumigation can be applied to prevent the spread of harmful insects or fungi during storage of products such as grain products, nuts, timber, furniture. Fumigation can also be carried out to meet quarantine requirements in export and import processes.

It is extremely important to take the necessary safety precautions during the fumigation process. Experts tightly seal the area to be treated and use safety equipment during the process. The fumigation process can be potentially dangerous because the gases used can be toxic. These gases can cause serious health problems if inhaled or contacted. It is also necessary to fully ventilate the area after the process is completed so that the residues of the gas become harmless. Any fumigation process should only be carried out by licensed and experienced professionals.