Biflex TC - Bifenthrin 2.5% EC - FMC
FMC Biflex TC Termiticide
Product Overview
FMC Biflex TC is catalogued by Mana Agri Mart as Bifenthrin 2.5% EC, with a 1 litre pack option. Envu India’s Biflex TC product page describes a household insecticide for termite treatment before and after construction, and for treating wood against termites and wood borers.
This guide uses that product-page information, not a complete current pack label. The Envu page does not state the active-ingredient strength or FMC identity, so it does not independently confirm those catalogue details or the supplied batch.
Match the directions to your pack: Confirm the product identity, formulation and current label before use. The post-construction dilution below is a limited product-page reference, not a universal structural or wood-treatment recipe.
Key Features and Benefits
- Structural termite focus: Envu describes both pre-construction and post-construction uses, allowing the intended treatment context to be identified before planning work.
- Contact activity: Envu describes rapid action against termites that contact the treatment. No fixed time to control is promised here.
- Broader wood-treatment description: Envu also mentions termite and wood-borer attack in wood. Material suitability and the precise method still need current-pack confirmation.
Product Details
| Parameter | Product Details |
|---|---|
| Catalogue product and brand | Biflex TC; FMC. |
| Catalogue ingredient and strength | Bifenthrin 2.5% EC. Check this against the delivered pack. |
| Formulation type | Emulsifiable concentrate (EC), also stated on Envu India’s product page. |
| Product category described by Envu | Household insecticide / termiticide. |
| Selected catalogue pack | 1 litre. Envu’s size listing includes this size; that listing does not certify the physical stock. |
How It Works
Envu describes contact action against termites and a treated soil barrier. This explains the product’s structural-treatment positioning, but not a complete application procedure. Correct identification of the problem and a suitable treatment plan remain important.
IRAC classifies bifenthrin, the ingredient named in this catalogue, in Group 3A (pyrethroids, pyrethrins): sodium channel modulators. This is an ingredient-level classification, not independent confirmation of the supplied formulation.
These descriptions do not establish complete colony elimination, a fixed protection period or a warranty.
Application Reference
The following reference comes specifically from Envu India’s Biflex TC product page. Use it only when the exact product and current physical-pack directions match; resolve any difference before application.
| Treatment Context | Reference and Limits |
|---|---|
| Post-construction termite treatment in buildings | Envu states 20 ml of formulation in 1 litre of water for this use. Apply this reference only if it matches the current label on your exact pack. It is not a complete treatment method. |
| Pre-construction treatment | Mentioned in Envu’s general overview, but its published dose sentence is specifically post-construction. Obtain the matching current-pack directions; do not automatically transfer the reference above. |
| Wood treatment | Mentioned for termite and wood-borer attack. This guide supplies no material-specific dose, dilution or treatment procedure. Obtain the appropriate current-pack directions first. |
The dilution does not establish coverage or total product required for a site. Seek a qualified pest-management professional’s assessment of treatment locations, method and quantity. Do not increase the concentration because an infestation appears severe.
Handling and Safety
- People and pets: Follow the current pack’s handling, protective-clothing and access restrictions. Agree on an occupancy and re-entry plan before treatment; household use does not mean unrestricted exposure is safe.
- Mixtures and contamination: Do not assume compatibility with other products or additives. Keep treatment liquids and residues away from food, feed and water sources, following the pack’s environmental precautions.
- Storage, first aid and disposal: Obtain the current instructions before handling. Keep the labelled pack available if medical advice is needed. Follow its directions for storage, spills, residues and empty containers.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What should I check when the product arrives?
Compare the name, ingredient, strength and 1 litre quantity with your order. Check the label, seal, batch and expiry. The catalogue details and an online product overview do not replace inspection of the actual pack.
2. Is the same dilution suitable for pre-construction and wood treatment?
Do not assume so. Envu’s dose statement covers post-construction treatment in buildings only. Its broader use description does not supply the missing pre-construction or wood-treatment directions.
3. How much product will my building need?
A dilution ratio alone cannot answer this. Have the site assessed and use the exact product’s current directions to determine the treatment method and total quantity. Bottle size is not a coverage guarantee.
4. Can this guide be used for crop spraying?
No crop-use instructions are supplied here. Do not borrow agricultural rates or uses from another bifenthrin concentration or formulation. This guide addresses only the structural and wood-treatment context described above.
5. Does Biflex TC guarantee years of protection?
No fixed duration or complete-colony-control guarantee is provided here. Ask the treatment provider about the proposed service, follow-up and any written warranty rather than assuming these from a product description.
6. When can people and pets return to treated areas?
Use the current physical-pack restrictions and the site-specific instructions from the treatment professional. This page supplies no numeric re-entry interval and does not give immediate-return permission.
Before You Use It
Confirm before application: Read the current label for the exact supplied pack, match the intended treatment to its directions, and resolve unclear or conflicting instructions with the supplier or a qualified pest-management professional. Do not treat this summary as a substitute for complete use and safety instructions.