Crossfire-D Tedc W/chlorpyrifos/esbiothrin 25%+2.5% Transp. Emul. Conc

Label & SDS

EPA Label: link

Registration information

• U.S. EPA Registration number: 432-659
• U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Crossfire-d Tedc W/chlorpyrifos/esbiothrin 25%+2.5% Transp. Emul. Conc' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 432-659. It was originally approved by EPA on 25 Aug 1982. Its registration got cancelled on 25 Aug 2000. It has a 'Danger' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Bioallethrin and Chlorpyrifos. It's approved for 35 sites including automobiles, boats/ships, building foundations, buses, commercial/institutional/industrial buildings, dog kennels, domestic dwellings, eating establishments, food marketing/storage/distribution facilities, and food processing plants. It is also approved for 26 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, boxelder bug, brown dog tick, carpet beetle, centipedes, clothes moths, clover mite, cockroaches, crickets, and earwigs.

Original registration date:

• 25 Aug 1982

Cancellation date:

• 25 Aug 2000

Alternative names:

• CROSSFIRE-D TEDC W/CHLORPYRIFOS/ESBIOTHRIN 25%+2.5% TRANSP. EMUL. CONCActive
• ULTRATEC INSECTICIDEAlternate

Registrant:

• BAYER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
  A Division Of Bayer Cropscience Lp
• Address:
  700 Chesterfield Parkway West
  Chesterfield, MO 63017

Active ingredients:

• Bioallethrin 2.5%
• Chlorpyrifos 25%
• Other ingredients 72.5%

Signal word:

• Danger

Product type:

• Insecticide
• Miticide

Formulation:

• Emulsifiable Concentrate

Registered target pests:

• Ants
• Boxelder bug
• Brown dog tick
• Carpet beetle
• Centipedes
• Clothes moths
• Clover mite
• Cockroaches
• Crickets
• Earwigs
• Fire ant
• Firebrat
• Fleas
• Flying moths
• Gnats
• House fly
• Lone star tick
• Millipedes
• Mosquitoes
• Pillbugs
• Scorpions
• Silverfish
• Sowbugs
• Spider beetles
• Spiders
• Waterbugs

Registered target sites:

• Automobiles (residual general treatment)
• Boats/ships (residual general treatment)
• Building foundations (foliar treatment)
• Buses (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
• Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (indoor inedible)
• Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (outdoor inedible)
• Dog kennels (enclosed premise treatment)
• Dog kennels (open premise treatment)
• Domestic dwellings (indoor)
• Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
• Eating establishments (outdoor inedible)
• Eating establishments (residual crack and crevice treatment)
• Eating establishments (residual spot treatment-edible areas)
• Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (outdoor inedible)
• Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (residual crack and crevice treatment)
• Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (residual spot treatment-edible areas)
• Food processing plants (outdoor inedible)
• Food processing plants (residual crack and crevice treatment)
• Food processing plants (residual spot treatment-edible areas)
• Horse stables (enclosed premise treatment)
• Horse stables (open premise treatment)
• Hospitals (indoor inedible)
• Hospitals (outdoor inedible)
• Hotels/motels/tourist courts (non-food areas)
• Hotels/motels/tourist courts (outdoor)
• Pet bedding
• Pet sleeping quarters
• Railroad boxcars (feed/food-empty) (residual general treatment)
• Recreation buildings (indoor)
• Recreation buildings (outdoor)
• Restaurants (indoor inedible)
• Restaurants (outdoor inedible)
• Rugs/carpets
• Shipholds (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
• Trucks (feed/food-empty) (residual general treatment)