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Endosulfan Specification

Smell
Characteristic odour

Active Ingredient
Endosulfan

Shape
Liquid

Water Content Vol%
Max 0.5%

Purity(%)
Min 95%

Ph Level
Neutral

Appearance
Clear yellow-brown liquid

Proportional Valve
99.5%

Ash %
Max 0.1%

Moisture (%)
Max 0.3%

Properties
Non-systemic, contact and stomach insecticide

Melting Point
108C

Color
Yellow to brown

Molecular Formula
C9H6Cl6O3S

Product Name
Endosulfan

State
Liquid

Density
1.745 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

CAS No
115-29-7

Place of Origin
India

Grade
Technical

EINECS No
204-079-8

Boiling Point
Not applicable (decomposes before boiling)

Compatibility
Compatible with most insecticides except alkaline materials

Organoleptic Properties
Distinctive odour, no taste

Hazard Class
6.1 (Toxic substances)

Trade Name
Thiodan

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Application
Used for control of insects and mites on crops

Bulk Density
Not applicable for liquid

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents

UN Number
2761

Ecological Information
Highly toxic to aquatic organisms

Toxicity
Highly toxic by inhalation, ingestion, and contact

Flash Point
>100C

Formulation Type
Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC), Wettable Powder (WP)

Storage Conditions
Store in cool, dry, well-ventilated area

Vapor Pressure
8.2 10 mm Hg at 25C

Packaging Type
HDPE drums / containers

Refractive Index
1.578

Shelf Life
2 years under proper storage

Common Use
Agricultural insecticide and acaricide

Endosulfan Trade Information

Supply Ability
1000 Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Endosulfan

JOSHI AGRO & PESTICIDES offers wide range of INSECTICIDES - PESTICIDES - FUNGISCIDES - WEEDICIDES - HERBICIDES for all Crops. Contract Manufacturer - exporter distributers. All grades available in Technical and Bulk Formulation also in small ready to spray pack.

Efficient Pest Management Solution

Endosulfan delivers effective control against a wide spectrum of pests, including insects and mites, making it a popular choice among farmers and growers. Its contact and stomach action help protect vital crops, ensuring healthy yields. The product remains stable under proper storage, contributing to consistent agricultural results throughout its two-year shelf life when managed according to guidelines.

Safe Handling and Compatibility

Though highly effective, Endosulfan must be handled with caution due to its toxic nature. Only trained personnel should apply it, with suitable safety measures in place. It is compatible with many insecticides except alkaline materials, and must not be mixed with them to avoid coagulation and efficacy loss. The product is supplied in secure HDPE drums to ensure safety during storage and transit.

Environmental and Storage Considerations

Endosulfans high toxicity to aquatic organisms requires careful management to prevent contamination of water bodies. Store the product in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from sunlight and moisture. Proper disposal of containers and residue is essential to minimize environmental risks. Adhering to recommended protocols helps protect users and the environment alike.

FAQs of Endosulfan:

Q: How should Endosulfan be applied for effective insect and mite control?

A: Endosulfan should be diluted as per the manufacturers guidelines and applied using suitable spraying equipment to ensure even distribution over crops. Follow safety precautions to minimize exposure and apply only to target areas, avoiding drift to water bodies.

Q: What are the proper storage conditions for Endosulfan to ensure maximum shelf life?

A: Store Endosulfan in its original HDPE drum or container, placed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and moisture. With these storage conditions, the product remains stable and effective for up to two years.

Q: When is Endosulfan most beneficial for crop protection?

A: Endosulfan provides optimal results when used at the critical pest infestation periods on crops. Apply it during the early stages of pest emergence for best efficacy, following local agricultural guidelines and seasonal recommendations.

Q: Where can Endosulfan be safely used and what should be avoided?

A: Endosulfan is intended for field crops and should be kept away from households, food storage areas, and watercourses. It must not be used near aquaculture or where runoff may contaminate aquatic environments, due to its toxicity to aquatic life.

Q: What steps should be taken in the process of using Endosulfan to avoid hazards?

A: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, mask, goggles) when handling and applying Endosulfan. Follow label instructions, avoid inhalation, ingestion, or direct contact, and thoroughly wash hands and equipment after use to minimize risk.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Endosulfan in agriculture?

A: Endosulfan offers control over a wide range of insect and mite pests, helping to preserve crop yield and quality. Its dual action (contact and stomach) makes it particularly valuable in integrated pest management programs.

Q: How compatible is Endosulfan with other pesticides?

A: Endosulfan is generally compatible with most insecticides, but it should not be mixed with alkaline materials to prevent degradation. Check compatibility charts or consult agricultural experts for specific tank-mix recommendations.

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