Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC

Item	Details
Product Name	Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC
Active Ingredient	Beta-Cyfluthrin
Content	75 g/L
Formulation	SC
Product Type	Insecticide
Chemical Group	Synthetic pyrethroid
IRAC Group	3A
Mode of Action	Contact action and stomach action; sodium channel modulator
Plant Behavior	Non-systemic
Application Direction	Foliar spray in registered crops

These parameters match the current product information, while SC is the standard code for suspension concentrate under the CIPAC formulation code system.

Main Functions

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC is mainly used to:

• Provide fast insect knockdown
• Reduce active feeding damage
• Control susceptible pests through contact and ingestion
• Support foliar insect control in registered crop systems
• Add a Group 3A pyrethroid option to insecticide programs

Its main role is fast field response in situations where pest activity must be brought down quickly after application.

Mode of Action

Beta-cyfluthrin belongs to the pyrethroid group and fits the sodium channel modulator mode-of-action family in the IRAC classification system. This type of chemistry affects insect nerve function and gives the product its characteristic fast knockdown profile.

Because Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC is not systemic, control depends on good deposition on the crop surface and effective contact with the target pest. This makes spray coverage an important part of practical use.

Target Pests

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC is positioned for control of susceptible crop insects where rapid suppression is important. The current product information emphasizes the familiar beta-cyfluthrin technical profile rather than a narrow single-pest claim set, which supports broad use in registered pyrethroid programs.

As a practical product type, this formulation fits situations where insects are actively feeding on crop surfaces and immediate reduction of pest pressure is needed after spraying.

Suitable Crops and Application Areas

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC is suitable for registered use in:

• Agriculture
• Horticulture
• Protected crops
• Viticulture

This crop-use direction is consistent with the current product information and FAO technical references for beta-cyfluthrin. Local crop scope and final label claims should follow the registration requirements in the destination market.

Application Guidance

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC should be used according to the approved local label. It is intended for foliar spray application, and good coverage is important because the formulation works through surface contact and ingestion, not systemic movement inside the plant.

In general, this formulation is suitable when:

• fast suppression of susceptible pests is required
• the crop program uses a Group 3A pyrethroid
• a concentrated SC liquid formulation is preferred
• the treatment target is accessible through foliar spraying

Final dosage, spray interval, and crop-specific directions should follow the local approved label.

Formulation Features

SC means suspension concentrate, also described as a flowable concentrate. This is a liquid formulation in which the active ingredient is held in stable suspension and diluted with water before spraying.

The 75 g/L concentration gives this formulation a more concentrated liquid specification within the beta-cyfluthrin line. It is suitable for programs that need a higher-loading SC product while keeping the same pyrethroid mode of action and field-use pattern.

Product Advantages

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC stands out for these reasons:

• Fast knockdown performance
• Group 3A pyrethroid chemistry
• Contact and stomach action
• Non-systemic crop use profile
• Higher-loading SC liquid formulation
• Suitable for agriculture, horticulture, protected crops, and viticulture

Its main technical strength is the combination of rapid action, lasting efficacy, and a concentrated liquid suspension format.

Safety and Use Precautions

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC should be handled carefully during mixing, spraying, storage, and transport. We can customize common support services such as labeling, packaging, and export documentation; however, during actual field application, users must strictly adhere to approved local label instructions and standard agricultural safety practices.

Important points include:

• keep away from food, feed, and drinking water
• avoid contamination of ponds, rivers, and aquatic areas
• wear proper protective clothing, gloves, and face protection
• avoid unnecessary spray drift to sensitive non-target areas
• rotate with products that have a different mode of action where resistance management is needed

These precautions align with standard handling practice for pyrethroid insecticides and concentrated SC formulations.

Storage and Transport

Store Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC in the original sealed package in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. Keep it away from direct sunlight, heat sources, food, feed, and unauthorized access.

During transport, containers should be protected from leakage, freezing, inversion, rain exposure, and rough handling so that formulation stability and package integrity are maintained. These handling points are consistent with suspension concentrate practice.

FAQ

What kind of insecticide is Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC?

Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide in IRAC Group 3A.

How does Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC work?

It works through contact action and stomach action and provides rapid knockdown with lasting efficacy against susceptible pests.

Is Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC systemic?

No. Beta-cyfluthrin is described as non-systemic in plants.

Where can Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC be used?

It is positioned for registered use in agriculture, horticulture, protected crops, and viticulture.

What does SC mean in Beta-Cyfluthrin 75 g/L SC?

SC means suspension concentrate, a liquid formulation diluted with water before spraying.