Indoxacarb 12%+Chlorfenapyr 16% SC

Indoxacarb 12% + Chlorfenapyr 16% SC is a mixture of two active ingredients: Indoxacarb and Chlorfenapyr. Here is detailed information about this product’s structure, flashpoint, targeted crops and pests, and available formulations:

1. Structural Formula:

• Indoxacarb: It belongs to the oxadiazine class and is characterized by a unique structural configuration that blocks the sodium channels in pest neurons.
• Chlorfenapyr: It is a pro-insecticide activated by the pest’s own metabolism. Chlorfenapyr disrupts cellular production of ATP, ultimately leading to pest death.

2. Flashpoint:

• The flashpoint of this product may vary depending on the solvent used in the SC (suspension concentrate) formulation. Generally, Chlorfenapyr-based formulations can have a flashpoint above 100°C, while Indoxacarb formulations vary widely. Therefore, for the exact flashpoint, refer to the specific product’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for accurate handling guidelines.

3. Target Crops and Pests:

• Target Crops: This formulation is typically used on crops such as cotton, vegetables (e.g., cabbage, peppers, tomatoes), and some fruit crops.
• Target Pests: This mixture is effective against a range of chewing and lepidopteran pests like diamondback moths (Plutella xylostella), armyworms (Spodoptera spp.), and thrips. Indoxacarb provides rapid knockdown and mortality, while Chlorfenapyr offers residual control.

4. Alternative Concentrations and Formulations:

• Indoxacarb and Chlorfenapyr are often available individually in different concentrations, and there may be other commercially available combinations with varying concentrations to target specific pests and resistance management programs.
• Depending on the market and regulatory approval, other formulations like EC (Emulsifiable Concentrate) or WG (Water Dispersible Granules) may also exist, though SC is common for broader crop protection use.