


CasNo: 153233-91-1
MF: C21H23F2NO2
Appearance: powder
Delivery Time: 15 days
Packing: 25kg/drum
Purity: 98%
Basic Information
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Model NO. |
153233-91-1 |
Appearance |
Powder |
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Color |
Colorless |
Purity |
98% |
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Grade Standard |
Industrial Grade |
Specification |
25kg/drum |
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Transport Package |
Drum |
Origin |
China |
Product Description
CAS No:153233-91-1
Form:powder
Product Application
Widely used on deciduous and citrus fruits to control spider mites and rust mites.
Citrus: Controls Panonychus citri(Citrus Red Mite) and Phyllocoptruta oleivora(Citrus Rust Mite).
Pome Fruits (Apple/Pear): Targets Panonychus ulmi(European Red Mite) and Tetranychus urticae(Two-spotted Spider Mite).
Grapes: Effective against Eotetranychus carpini(Grape Rust Mite) and Tetranychusspp.
Note: It is safe for pollinators and predatory mites, making it suitable for use during bloom and early fruit development.
Primarily used on solanaceous and cucurbit vegetables under field and greenhouse conditions.
Solanaceae: Eggplant, Tomato, and Pepper (against Tetranychusspp.).
Cucurbits: Cucumber, Melon, and Watermelon.
Advantage: Exhibits high efficacy even at low temperatures (below 15°C), making it ideal for early-season greenhouse applications.
Cotton: Controls Tetranychus turkestaniand other spider mites. It is often tank-mixed with fast-acting acaricides (like Abamectin) to control existing adult populations while Etoxazole prevents reinfestation from eggs.
Soybean & Peanut: Used for suppression of two-spotted spider mites.
Strawberry: A standard treatment for Tetranychus urticae(Two-spotted Spider Mite) in both open fields and protected culture.
Ornamental Plants: Safe for use on roses, orchids, and other flowering plants to control spider mite infestations without damaging delicate tissues.
Packaging
25kg/drum
Storage
Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, ideally between 0°C and 30°C. Avoid freezing.Keep in the original, tightly sealed container to protect from moisture and air, which can degrade the formulation.Keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and open flames.