Thiacloprid 95%Tc 50%Wdg 40%Sc 24%Od 25%Wp

Thiacloprid is a new type of chlorinated nicotine insecticide. Unlike traditional insecticides, thiacloprid mainly acts on the post-synaptic membranes of insect nerves. It binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, disrupting normal nerve signal transmission. This blockage causes a buildup of acetylcholine, leading to abnormal excitement, convulsions, paralysis, and death in insects.

Thiacloprid has strong systemic, contact, and stomach toxicity. It penetrates deeply into the insect’s body, preventing escape. Additionally, it does not exhibit cross-resistance with conventional insecticides like pyrethroids, organophosphates, and carbamates. This means that thiacloprid can effectively supplement resistance management and kill various types of pests.

The unique mechanism of action of thiacloprid effectively addresses the resistance issues of traditional insecticides. It has become an important choice in modern pesticides. When used scientifically and rationally, it can control pests effectively while reducing environmental pollution, ensuring sustainable agricultural production.

Using thiacloprid in pest control can significantly decrease the amount of chemical pesticides needed, minimizing environmental damage. Its high efficacy also provides strong support for agricultural production. For agricultural producers, choosing thiacloprid as an insecticide not only effectively controls pests but also ensures product quality and protects the ecological environment, achieving sustainable agricultural development.

Product Details of Thiacloprid

Product name	Thiacloprid
Tech grade	97.5%TC
Formulation	24%SC, 36%WDG, 24%OD, 25%WP
Molecular formula	C10h9cln4s
CAS No.	111988-49-9
EINECS No.	/
Shelf life	2 Years

Application

1. In agriculture: Thiacloprid can be widely used for the control of various crops, including grains, vegetables, and fruits. It is currently listed as a key supported product in China’s agricultural sector and is a highly regarded insecticide in the global agricultural market.

2. In livestock farming: Thiacloprid can be used to prevent and treat parasites and pests such as fleas on animals like poultry, cattle, and pigs. It also has some effectiveness against horn flies.

3. In aquaculture: Thiacloprid can also be used for the control of fish and shrimp pests. It has become a widely used product in the aquaculture industry.