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HS Code |
848491 |
| chemical_name | Benfuracarb |
| cas_number | 82657-04-3 |
| molecular_formula | C20H30N2O5S |
| molar_mass | 410.53 g/mol |
| appearance | Pale yellow to brown liquid |
| solubility_in_water | 0.56 mg/L (20°C) |
| melting_point | 35-37°C |
| boiling_point | Decomposes before boiling |
| mode_of_action | Systemic carbamate insecticide |
| toxicity | Moderately toxic to mammals |
| usage | Used for controlling soil and foliar insect pests |
| application_methods | Seed treatment, soil, and foliar applications |
| stability | Hydrolyzes in alkaline conditions |
| log_pow | 3.97 (octanol/water partition coefficient) |
| trade_names | Oncol, Banole, Cronet |
As an accredited Benfuracarb factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The packaging for Benfuracarb consists of a tightly sealed 1-kilogram plastic container, labeled with hazard symbols and handling instructions. |
| Shipping | Benfuracarb should be shipped in tightly sealed, clearly labeled containers, protected from moisture and direct sunlight. Handle as a hazardous material following applicable regulations (e.g., IMDG, IATA, DOT). Use appropriate personal protective equipment. Store and transport away from food, feed, and incompatible substances to prevent contamination and ensure safe delivery. |
| Storage | Benfuracarb should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and sources of ignition. Keep the chemical in tightly sealed, labeled containers, and separate from food, feed, and incompatible substances, such as acids and oxidizers. Store at temperatures not exceeding 40°C. Access should be restricted to authorized personnel, and local regulations for pesticide storage must be followed. |
Applications of Benfuracarb in Industrial ManufacturingBenfuracarb, a carbamate-based active ingredient, plays a specialized role in the protection of high-value crop systems and controlled industrial seed treatment processes. As the original manufacturer, we supply benfuracarb to professional downstream sectors with documented processing, dosage control, and compliance requirements. Main application fields involve agrochemical formulations, seed treatment facilities, and commercial greenhouse input channels. Each application below details precise integration of benfuracarb under real regulatory and industrial contexts. 1. Seed Treatment Formulation for Corn and SorghumSeed processors utilize benfuracarb as a systemic insecticide to protect seeds and early-stage seedlings from soil-dwelling pests, including wireworms and root maggot larvae. This protects crop establishment and supports uniform field emergence. Processing involves coating or slurry application to seeds, combined with compatible fungicides or micronutrients depending on field risks. Every batch must meet uniform coverage specifications and pass residue compliance testing for regional market access. Industry compliance standards
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2. Granular Insecticide Preparation for SugarcaneIndustrial compounding of granular benfuracarb-based insecticides targets sugarcane root zone applications, suppressing early infestations of scarab larvae and soil nematodes. Compounding involves absorption of the actives onto inert granular carriers under controlled humidity and temperature to ensure storage stability and even field distribution. Formulated granules undergo strict batch release testing for uniformity, dust potential, and biological activity. Industry compliance standards
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3. Liquid Suspension Concentrates for Commercial VegetablesBenfuracarb serves as an active in water-based suspension concentrates applied to field and greenhouse vegetables such as tomatoes and bell peppers to control leaf miners, aphids, and thrips. Formulation plants emulsify and micronize the technical product to sub-3 micron particle sizes, stabilizing with dispersants and anti-settling agents. Automated packaging lines ensure dosing accuracy for professional growers and compliance with regional pesticide re-entry intervals. Industry compliance standards
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4. Technical Ingredient for Agrochemical Toll ManufacturingLarge-scale agrochemical blenders and contract manufacturers source technical-grade benfuracarb as a key raw material for licensed insecticide product lines. Here, benfuracarb arrives in drum or tote shipments under inert gas with batch-specific COA documentation. It undergoes regulated transfer to closed processing systems where it is dispensed, mulled, and blended with proprietary inert mixes according to multisite manufacturing SOPs. Industry compliance standards
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Benfuracarb isn’t just another insecticide off the shelf—it’s a solution rooted in years of hands-on chemistry and practical agriculture. As the manufacturer, what we deliver is more than a technical formula. Our Benfuracarb, offered at 10% granule (GR) and 20% emulsifiable concentrate (EC) models, comes from a synthesis process honed for consistency, reliability, and efficiency in real field conditions. We’ve walked the farms, talked with growers, and tested across soil types that range from sticky clay to loamy sand. The way this product works reflects both lab research and the unpredictable nature of agriculture outside the factory gates.
In every batch leaving our plant, the active ingredient—benfuracarb itself—carries the same purity and quality that earned trust over years of crop cycles. We insist on high-grade raw materials and tight control at each stage, from synthesis reactors to granulation and packaging lines. This is not just about meeting technical specs; it’s about avoiding drift during application, ensuring stable shelf life, and producing granules that don’t cake or break down too quickly in the warehouse or in the field.
Most growers reach for Benfuracarb to address persistent soil-borne insect problems, especially root pests like wireworms, stem borers, and nematodes. These are pests farmers can’t keep at bay by surface spraying alone. What sets Benfuracarb apart is systemic action. Once applied to the soil, crops take up the chemical through roots, creating a protective zone at the most vulnerable points for young seedlings.
Our 10% GR formulation meets the direct needs of rice, sugarcane, corn, and potato farmers who’ve seen their yields eaten away by underground attacks. It’s not only how fast pests are controlled—the gradual release means protection lasts through critical early growth stages, so there’s no gap for new waves of larvae. This simple rule keeps our Benfuracarb found in farms that depend on every harvested ton.
We don’t cut corners in manufacturing. Production draws on catalytic processes designed to balance high conversion and minimal byproducts. Years back, we faced shortages of certain intermediates, and that forced us to redesign parts of our route. Now, more of our inputs come through sustainable supply networks. It keeps our product steady in price despite global market swings, and this gives farming customers the planning power they deserve.
One common problem among imported granules has been powdery batches, which clog spreaders and waste time. We solved this with careful selection of carrier material and optimized drying cycles. Even after weeks sitting in farmhouse stores or under hot sun, the granules keep their integrity and flow easily. These technical details matter—they keep equipment running, cut labor costs, and protect crops when timing can't wait.
With our EC model, blending with local water—even hard water that gives other chemicals trouble—results in a uniform spray that doesn’t settle quickly. We’ve seen competitors’ emulsions break in tanks under field heat. Our formulation survives those swings, because the emulsifiers come from years of side-by-side field trials.
Theory and lab reports never tell the full story. A formulation may win on paper, but lose ground in sun, humidity, and the unpredictable realities of actual soil. That’s why we built a program with business partners and independent farm testers to get feedback not just on pest control, but also on root growth, observable phytotoxicity, and local environmental impact.
From this, we dialed in wetting agents and adjuvants that avoid stunting seedling roots—something that’s happened with harsher chemistries. In sandy soils, Benfuracarb binds enough that active content doesn’t just flush away in the first rain. That persistence provides a return growers notice year over year: fewer complaints about ‘escapes’ where pests attack just after planting or transplanting.
Benfuracarb carries its share of scrutiny, like all modern pesticides. We take compliance seriously, running extra in-house toxicity and residue breakdown studies beyond the minimum called for by authorities. These datasets end up not only in regulatory files, but also in the technical training we share with extension agents and agricultural input shops.
We designed both our GR and EC lines to reduce dust, minimize inhalation risk, and clean up with less residue. Each batch receives sampling for common metabolites, a step that protects end users and helps us trace product through distribution in case of questions. Over the years, we have replaced certain solvent bases in the EC to respond to stricter workplace safety norms abroad. Doing this ahead of requirement keeps us ahead of the curve.
Plenty of insecticides claim root-zone protection, but in our side-by-side trials, alternative carbamates like carbofuran leach faster or linger as environmental residues longer. Organophosphates can hit pests hard, but push up human toxicity concerns and residue risks on exported crops. Benfuracarb, by contrast, breaks down faster in both soil and plants.
Unlike neonicotinoids, Benfuracarb’s mode of action avoids fostering rapid resistance in major pest species. Where neonic-heavy areas have begun to see lost effectiveness, our product holds its line. While pyrethroids remain favored for foliar pests, they don't touch larvae that feed out of sight. Having Benfuracarb in the soil fills that gap and rounds out integrated pest management (IPM) plans.
Price-wise, Benfuracarb falls into the sweet spot for growers squeezed by rising input costs. Raw material and operational cost control on our end lets us keep pricing steady, even as currencies and fuel costs fluctuate. This reliability keeps our client relationships long-term, especially where budgets must stretch to cover season after season.
In manufacturing, the difference comes down to attention at every step. We always run three-point batch quality checks—at raw input, after synthesis, and post-formulation—because skipping checks leads to active loss and storage failure. Moisture control turns out as a big issue in some competing products. Too dry, and the granules disintegrate under handling; too damp, and you get clumping and bioactivity loss. Our storage protocols keep parameters within tight bands, so what’s packed arrives at the farm like it left the plant.
We also focus on the carrier material in granules. Farmers often talk about “dust-off”—that mess caused by poor-quality granules that fall apart in the bag or during application. Our chosen carriers resist breakdown, releasing active ingredient at just the right rate. That’s not an easy fix, and we’ve had to try over a dozen different materials in field tests before finding the optimal blend. This detail makes spreading more accurate and cuts waste.
Our Benfuracarb lines have served from Asia's paddy fields to South American cane plantations and vegetable farms. Each crop and environment brings its special challenges. For example, in flooded rice paddies, the slow-release granules don't float off, unlike some copycat products. In dryland plantations, the emulsifiable concentrate can be mixed into irrigation systems without blocking nozzles, freeing up worker hours and preventing uneven coverage.
In multi-cropping systems, timing has to be precise, especially where quick crop cycling leaves little time for soil detox before the new plants go in. The degradation profile of Benfuracarb allows a short re-entry interval and minimal pre-harvest waiting time, which fits integrated schedules in modern farming.
As a producer, our technical team spends time listening to distributors, yes, but more so the farm owners and field assistants who deal with the daily realities. One lesson has been the importance of easily readable labeling and clear instructions. For instance, farmers have called out confusion with dosing instructions on other brands, leading to overuse or ineffective treatments. We’ve refined our product guides to put clarity above jargon, focusing on crops, dosages, and timing based on actual observed local outcomes instead of relying solely on lab data.
Data from support calls and on-site problem-solving have pushed us to design packaging that’s easier to open and reseal—essential for keeping leftover Benfuracarb dry and potent. In regions with limited access to protective gear, our lower-dust formulation is valued for safety.
Resistance management continues to drive product innovation. Pest species adapt, often faster than farmers or regulators can keep up. By collaborating with agronomists and universities, we keep our Benfuracarb spectrum effective, making small changes in co-formulants or synergists based on new resistance trends. This demands investment in analytical labs and hiring staff with both lab and field savvy, not just chemical process engineers.
Beyond the molecule, environmental concerns span runoff potential, non-target impact, and residue minimization. We’ve worked with external environmental monitoring teams who sample downstream water and track in-soil persistence under different field conditions. Results feed back into improving formulations—either by slowing environmental release or by boosting pest specificity to limit off-target effects.
Any product’s long-term real-world effectiveness hinges on sound application. As a manufacturer, we invest in ongoing training for sales partners and agricultural advisors, creating demo plots and running open-field application clinics. This isn’t just about brand loyalty; it reduces user error, limits over-application risk, and builds trust through transparency about what Benfuracarb can and can’t do.
We include practical support for mixing, spreading, and troubleshooting equipment—a step many overlook but which sets our approach apart. For growers who operate older machinery, we provide compatibility info based directly on field trials with legacy application rigs, not on-the-bench assumptions.
More countries require detailed tracking of input chemicals, especially for export crops. Every Benfuracarb lot we ship gets a unique trace code tied back to production records, raw material batches, and independent QC testing. This lets us respond quickly if downstream issues pop up—whether that's efficacy questions from a farm co-op or residue concerns from an overseas buyer. Engineers routinely audit our process logs to pre-empt supply chain issues before they reach the end user.
By embedding traceability and full documentation into our workflow, we support not just compliance but also genuine safety for the communities and ecosystems that depend on responsible chemistry.
Shifts in the global agricultural market push manufacturers to respond faster and smarter. Droughts, disease outbreaks, and changing regulations all impact what farmers demand. Our experience shows that flexibility in production scheduling—such as quickly ramping up 10% GR batches during peak planting windows—makes a bigger difference on the ground than just aiming for top capacity. Our investment in flexible plant equipment means we switch between EC and GR runs with minimal downtime when seasons shift unexpectedly.
Working with growers, we handle consultation not as a box to tick but as an ongoing partnership. It’s not rare for a farm manager or ag consultant to phone with a problem involving a pest not common in our region, asking whether Benfuracarb fits their conditions. Time and again, being the actual manufacturer lets us give practical advice based on raw technical understanding, not secondhand summaries or sales literature.
No product, no matter how trusted, stays relevant without regular re-examination. Each year, we re-assess both our process efficiency and how field results match projections. Input from partner farms shapes the next run of Benfuracarb in small but real ways—like shifting particle size slightly for new spreader models, or reworking packaging to cope with moisture in coastal warehouses.
Manufacturing isn’t just about producing what’s ordered; it’s about learning from every cycle. If field evidence shows a gap—whether from pest shifts, climate extremes, or equipment compatibility—we organize pilot-scale adjustments and field validation. This loop of production, feedback, and adjustment gives our Benfuracarb that edge required in modern crop protection.
Years in manufacturing teach that marketing phrases fade, but real-world outcomes stay visible. Our Benfuracarb relies on more than laboratory appeal—it draws on troubleshooting behind the scenes, fixing distribution hiccups, and following up to see crops through a productive season.
Farmers have plenty of products to pick from, but they keep coming back to our Benfuracarb line because it works under pressure—during an early rainy season, during price hikes in inputs, or when new pest threats emerge. Continual investment in both chemistry and customer support underpins that trust.
We stay focused on practical benefits: consistent performance across soils and climates, compatibility with farm routines, predictable price and supply, and a willingness to learn from mistakes. This is not a static formula, but a living product shaped as agriculture changes.
No two seasons look identical, and farmers can’t afford to gamble on uncertain crop protection. Our experience as direct manufacturers of Benfuracarb means every specification, every improvement, and every box shipped reflects both the science of chemistry and the realities facing growers today. By bridging feedback from real fields to the innovation bench, we keep Benfuracarb performing, adapting, and trusted—in busy hands, now and in the future.