Sumitomo Tricel is a high-strength insecticide powered by Chlorpyriphos 20% EC, designed to tackle a wide range of pests through a unique triple-action formula — contact, stomach, and vapor. Its compatibility with IPM (Integrated Pest Management) and IRM (Insect Resistance Management) programs makes it a versatile and long-term choice for modern agriculture and commercial pest control.

Why Choose Tricel?

• Triple Mode of Action: Kills insects through contact, ingestion, and vapor exposure.
• Quick Knockdown: Acts rapidly on foliar and soil-dwelling pests, including bollworm instars.
• IPM-Friendly: Compatible with IPM and IRM strategies to reduce resistance risks.
• Commercial Applications: Widely used in building pre- and post-construction termite control.
• Multi-Crop Coverage: Suitable for both rice and cotton cultivation.
• Broad Compatibility: Mixes well with most commonly used pesticides.

Technical Details

Usage Recommendations

Application Methods

Foliar Spray: For direct crop protection from chewing and sucking insects.

Soil Drenching: For termite and soil-dwelling insect control.

Seed Treatment: To protect against early-stage pest attacks.

Termite Control (Non-Agricultural Use)

• Pre-construction: Use Chlorpyriphos 50% EC at 0.5% concentration for soil barrier creation.
• Post-construction: Apply at 1.0% concentration to prevent wood and foundation damage.

Farmer Insights

“Tricel gave us the fastest results on early-stage bollworms. It's part of our cotton routine now.”

“Great choice for rice stem borers and also safe to mix with our other pest control solutions.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: How does Tricel work on insects?

A: It inhibits acetylcholine breakdown in the insect nervous system, leading to paralysis and death.

Q: Can Tricel be used for termites in buildings?

A: Yes, it is highly effective for both pre- and post-construction termite control.

Q: Is it safe for integrated pest management?

A: Yes, Tricel is IPM and IRM-compatible, reducing pest resistance risks.

Q: What crops benefit most from Tricel?

A: Tricel is most commonly used in rice and cotton but has broader applicability.

Safety & Storage Guidelines

• Do not allow Tricel to enter water bodies — it is toxic to aquatic life.
• Store away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and animals.
• Use protective equipment when handling concentrated product.
• Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly after use.

Disclaimer: Use only as directed on the label. Always consult an agronomist before combining with other pest control inputs.