OptiCept Technologies is happy to attend the event. Come talk about Vacuum Infusion technology for forest cuttings with us in Lima, November 13-14.
OptiCept Technologies è orgogliosa di annunciare la nostra partecipazione al Expo Forestal, taking place on November 13-14, 2025.
OptiCept will primarily be showcasing the OPTIBOOST® FC1 application and its benefits in forestry, as well as the company’s OPTICEPT® range based on Campo elettrico pulsato (PEF) technology.
Expo Forestal Perú 2025 is a major forest-plantations investment and commercial forestry sector event in Peru. It is organised by the government forestry body SERFOR (part of the Ministry of Agriculture & Irrigation) via its Sustainable Productive Forests programme.
A showcase where public institutions, private companies, and cooperators (national & international) will exhibit the latest in goods, services, innovations linked to commercial forest plantations.
Our VI platform OPTIBOOST® improves the rooting and survival rate of cuttings. As well as decreasing losses in clone cuttings. There are numerous benefits for the forest industry generated by the method. Including better rooting quality, acceleration of root formation, and an increase in the nurseries’ capacity.
The OPTIBOOST® FC1 is a highly efficient and user-friendly Vacuum Infusion (VI) system designed specifically for forest cuttings. Built with a stainless steel frame and a modular design, it offers both convenience and scalability.
OptiCept ha condotto un ampio progetto di ricerca volto a migliorare la propagazione e la velocità di crescita delle talee di pino. I risultati finora sono stati estremamente positivi, confermando che OptiBoost migliora la velocità di radicazione delle talee di pino, accelerandone al contempo la crescita di oltre il 10%.
I numeri parlano da soli: le talee di eucalipto trattate con la tecnologia OptiCept mostrano un aumento medio del tasso di radicazione di almeno il 77% per cliente!
The OptiCept team is contionouosly developing the OptiBoost technology for cuttings to include more and more tree species. After first trials with Corymbia – we are thrilled to share some quite amazing results for these species as well
