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product_id: 13478630
title: "Acecap AC4X75 Tree Implant, Brown"
brand: "acecaphywean"
price: "€ 198.09"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Acecap Hywean"
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# Treats up to 14" trunk Easy drill & install Season-long pest defense Acecap AC4X75 Tree Implant, Brown

**Brand:** acecaphywean
**Price:** € 198.09
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌳 Protect your legacy—because your trees deserve VIP treatment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Acecap AC4X75 Tree Implant, Brown by acecaphywean
- **How much does it cost?** € 198.09 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- acecaphywean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted acecaphywean brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Safe & Clean:** Double-encapsulated dry powder formula ensures zero chemical exposure to you or the environment, keeping your green space safe.
- • **Tree Health Preserved:** Implant sites heal naturally as the tree’s cambium grows over, maintaining trunk integrity while delivering fast-acting protection within days.
- • **Cost-Effective Tree Care:** Treat large trees yourself and avoid costly arborist fees—10 implants cover a 14-inch diameter trunk, saving you hundreds per tree.
- • **DIY-Friendly Installation:** No chemical measuring needed—just drill 3/8" holes and tap in implants with basic tools for a quick, professional-grade treatment.
- • **Unmatched Pest Protection:** Delivers up to 2 seasons of systemic insecticide control, safeguarding your trees from over 20 destructive pests including Emerald Ash Borer.

## Overview

Acecap AC4X75 Tree Implant is a professional-grade, systemic insecticide implant containing 98.9% Acephate designed for season-long control of a wide range of tree pests. It treats trees with trunks 3 inches or larger, delivering up to two years of protection in evergreens. The implant is easy to install with common tools, requires no chemical measuring, and features a double-encapsulated dry powder formula that prevents chemical exposure to applicators and the environment. Each pack of 10 implants treats a 14-inch diameter trunk, offering an affordable, eco-safe alternative to expensive arborist injections.

## Description

Acecap 3/8" systemic insecticide tree implants contain 98.9% Acephate for control of many tree pests including aphids, borers (including Emerald Ash Borer), gypsy moths, bagworms, webworms, budworms, cone worms, maple worms, oak worms, cankerworms, casebearer, citrus blackfly, tent caterpillar, elm leaf beetle larvae, honey locust mite, lace bug, leaf folder, leaf miner, Nantucket pine tip moth larvae, pine needle miner, scale (crawlers), thrips, whitefly, wooly adelgid and Zimmerman pine moth. One treatment provides season-long pest control in deciduous trees and up to two years control in evergreen trees. For use in ornamental trees only, with a diameter of at least 3 Inch. Not for use in edible fruit and nut trees or flowering crabapple trees. These small plastic implants contain dry-powder chemical that is double-encapsulated, meaning no exposure to the applicator or the environment. Acecaps are easily installed by tapping the implants with a hammer and bolt or dowel rod into pre-drilled 3/8" diameter holes in the lower tree trunk at 4 to 6 inch spacing. The cartridge head securely plugs the small wound made to the tree trunk and the active layer of cambium will soon grow over and close the implant site. Under normal moisture conditions, the chemical will move throughout the entire tree within 3 to 4 days for quick control. 10 Acecaps will treat a 14 inch diameter tree.

Review: Easy to use. - I've used these in the past for ash borer and they seem to work, trees have not died from ash borer. A few years ago I started hiring a local arborist but then a private equity group bought most of the local arborist companies and more than doubled the price for injections to $350 a tree so I am again using the Acecaps. It takes me about 12 minutes per tree using a battery powered drill. Do read the instructions carefully. Installing the Acecaps is easy.
Review: Testing this on my 5, 40ft tall Ash Trees. - So, an EAB infestation is taking its toll on my town. The city that I live in has recommended treatment options through a provider, and that provider has recommended an injection treatment, but the cost of doing so is reportedly in the $XXX + per tree. With this product, I was able to treat 4 of my trees, all of which have a circumference of 30"+. Now, after our last extremely-cold winter, EAB should have been knocked down a bit, but there's still a chance that the infestation could re-manifest itself. I am optimistic that this product can have the desired effect and kill off the buggy-jerks before they destroy my wonderful trees. The costs to have these trees removed might cause me to have to refinance and take out a loan to cover upwards of $15k in tree removal costs. This is a very small price to pay for a trial that could potentially save my trees from dying. The Good: Packaging has simple instructions and the recommended drill bit size is just right for getting the holes drilled and the capsules installed. This product is one of the few that doesn't require operating an injector, and that doesn't leave residue on the trees and doesn't have a negative impact on wildlife, other than the bugs it is designed to kill. The Bad: Installation, while relatively simple, isn't necessarily what I would call "easy". Getting the hole depth drilled just right can be a challenge, and making sure to space the injection capsules out to the prescribed distance can be a challenge as well. Getting the capsules installed was done with a mallet and a punch, though I switched to using a spare drill bit to push the capsule into the tree when done with the drilling because I was creating a divot in the end of the capsule with the mallet and punch. The instructions don't necessarily give the clearest advice, and the timeline for implementation can vary widely from area to area. Perhaps a seasonal implementation chart or info-graphic based upon geography would be helpful. After install, I can only complain of being dirty from kneeling down on the ground, and the usual stiffness that comes from being old. The product didn't cause me any pain, but implementing can be a dirty process. Just be advised. Installation was done at 4 - 5 inch intervals, spread around the base of the tree, in a pattern that went up the trunk on one end of the loop around the tree and down the other. All told, it took me just over an hour to complete the full install on 4 of my trees. I wish the pack was larger! I still have 3 trees to treat. Overall, time will tell whether I installed these correctly, whether the treatment works, and if there is any long-lasting impact to the trees, for good or ill. Of course, they recommend that this not be used on fruit-bearing trees, as it is a poison and can be transmitted to the fruit, potentially harming animals or people who would then consume the fruit. Keep this in mind if you have a crab-apple tree or fruit tree of any sorts. Also, keep in mind that between trees, it is recommended that you sterilize the drill bit that you use to create the pilot holes for implementing the capsules. I did this and hope that we avoided any possible cross-contamination. I'll update any changes to my trees and I'll make sure to note the impact of the implementation/pilot holes on the tree's overall healthiness. Fingers are crossed that this does the trick.

## Features

- No chemical exposure to applicator or the environment
- Season-long control of tree pests, up to two seasons in evergreen trees
- 10 implants will treat a 14 inch diameter trunk
- Tools required to treat: tape measure, cordless drill with 3/8 inch bit, hammer and bolt or dowel rod
- Ready to install - no measuring of chemicals

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00AZO7G7G |
| Brand | AcecapHywean |
| Brand Name | AcecapHywean |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 472 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00012162010759 |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Type Name | Tree Implant |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Creative Sales, Inc. |
| Model Number | AC4X75 |
| Part Number | AC4X75 |
| Target Species | Insects |
| UPC | 012162010759 |
| Warranty Description | Creative Sales, Inc. warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label thereof and is reasonably fit for the purpose stated in the Directions for Use, subject to the inherent risks described above, when used in accordance with the Directions for Use under normal conditions. To the extent consistent with applicable law, Creative Sales, Inc. makes no other express or impli… |

## Product Details

- **Active Ingredients:** Acephate
- **Brand:** AcecapHywean
- **Item Form:** Powder
- **Item Weight:** 1.6 ounces
- **Specification Met:** EPA

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use.
*by X***X on July 2, 2026*

I've used these in the past for ash borer and they seem to work, trees have not died from ash borer. A few years ago I started hiring a local arborist but then a private equity group bought most of the local arborist companies and more than doubled the price for injections to $350 a tree so I am again using the Acecaps. It takes me about 12 minutes per tree using a battery powered drill. Do read the instructions carefully. Installing the Acecaps is easy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Testing this on my 5, 40ft tall Ash Trees.
*by J***O on June 12, 2019*

So, an EAB infestation is taking its toll on my town. The city that I live in has recommended treatment options through a provider, and that provider has recommended an injection treatment, but the cost of doing so is reportedly in the $XXX + per tree. With this product, I was able to treat 4 of my trees, all of which have a circumference of 30"+. Now, after our last extremely-cold winter, EAB should have been knocked down a bit, but there's still a chance that the infestation could re-manifest itself. I am optimistic that this product can have the desired effect and kill off the buggy-jerks before they destroy my wonderful trees. The costs to have these trees removed might cause me to have to refinance and take out a loan to cover upwards of $15k in tree removal costs. This is a very small price to pay for a trial that could potentially save my trees from dying. The Good: Packaging has simple instructions and the recommended drill bit size is just right for getting the holes drilled and the capsules installed. This product is one of the few that doesn't require operating an injector, and that doesn't leave residue on the trees and doesn't have a negative impact on wildlife, other than the bugs it is designed to kill. The Bad: Installation, while relatively simple, isn't necessarily what I would call "easy". Getting the hole depth drilled just right can be a challenge, and making sure to space the injection capsules out to the prescribed distance can be a challenge as well. Getting the capsules installed was done with a mallet and a punch, though I switched to using a spare drill bit to push the capsule into the tree when done with the drilling because I was creating a divot in the end of the capsule with the mallet and punch. The instructions don't necessarily give the clearest advice, and the timeline for implementation can vary widely from area to area. Perhaps a seasonal implementation chart or info-graphic based upon geography would be helpful. After install, I can only complain of being dirty from kneeling down on the ground, and the usual stiffness that comes from being old. The product didn't cause me any pain, but implementing can be a dirty process. Just be advised. Installation was done at 4 - 5 inch intervals, spread around the base of the tree, in a pattern that went up the trunk on one end of the loop around the tree and down the other. All told, it took me just over an hour to complete the full install on 4 of my trees. I wish the pack was larger! I still have 3 trees to treat. Overall, time will tell whether I installed these correctly, whether the treatment works, and if there is any long-lasting impact to the trees, for good or ill. Of course, they recommend that this not be used on fruit-bearing trees, as it is a poison and can be transmitted to the fruit, potentially harming animals or people who would then consume the fruit. Keep this in mind if you have a crab-apple tree or fruit tree of any sorts. Also, keep in mind that between trees, it is recommended that you sterilize the drill bit that you use to create the pilot holes for implementing the capsules. I did this and hope that we avoided any possible cross-contamination. I'll update any changes to my trees and I'll make sure to note the impact of the implementation/pilot holes on the tree's overall healthiness. Fingers are crossed that this does the trick.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Acecap Worked Insanely Well and Insanely Fast!
*by R***A on June 24, 2023*

Acecap saved me and that's no exaggeration. My property has quite a number of old oaks and maples. I never had a hint of a problem before, but one year, in a matter of just a few days, my beautiful, 60 year old trees were fighting a massive invasion of eastern tent caterpillars. It was beyond sickening. Friends that came over were shocked as was I every time I went outside. Caterpillars were hanging from webs, crawling down trees, on chairs and on every surface imaginable. I was so desperate, then I heard about Acecap. I called the company and spoke with the owner who was absolutely wonderful. He explained how and why Acecap works so well. The application is simple, just drill into the affected tree trunk as the directions instruct. Over a couple days, those devil worms shriveled up and died. It was remarkable. The year after, I didn't see a single caterpillar anywhere. Today, I'm going on three years since the application and still haven't seen one. I keep purchasing Acecap, because I can't believe it works this well. This product saved me tens of thousands of dollars. My neighbors had caterpillars in their oak tree too, but they paid $600 per tree to get rid of them, I paid $60 and one package treated treat five large trees. This product is nothing short of amazing. Bye-Bye You Rotten Caterpillars!

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*Last updated: 2026-09-04*