Chemical Composition
Bifenthrin a.i. 10.00 % w/w
Emulsifier-Blend of Calcium alkyl benzene sulphonate 10.00 % w/w
alkoxy alkyl ether alkoxyalkyl aryl ether %
C-IX-Solvent QS % w/w
Total : 100.000 % W/W
How it works:
- Nervous System Action: Bifenthrin targets the nervous system of insects, specifically interacting with sodium channels to disrupt nerve function, leading to paralysis and death.
- Contact and Stomach Action: It controls pests through direct contact and when they ingest it.
- Broad-Spectrum: It is effective against a wide array of pests, including:
- Agricultural Pests: Bollworms, whiteflies, stem borers, leaf folders, mites, aphids, and termites.
- General Pests: Ants, termites, cockroaches, spiders, and other crawling and flying pests.
Applications:
- Agriculture: Used to control pests on crops like cotton, rice, sugarcane, and more.
- Horticulture: Also effective on various horticultural crops such as apples, grapes, and tomatoes.
- General Pest Control: Can be used in general pest management scenarios to control household and structural pests.
Key Features:
- Rapid Knockdown: Provides quick control of insect pests.
- Long Residual Effect: Remains effective for an extended period on treated surfaces.
- Soil Adhesion: Bifenthrin has a strong tendency to bond with soil, leading to extraordinary long-lasting control of termites in soil applications.