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Alphacypermethrin Technical 95%
Sujanpur, Gujarat, India
Technical grade alphacypermethrin used for formulation of insecticide products for agricultural pest control.
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Alphacypermethrin Technical 95% (TC) is a concentrated active ingredient in crystalline solid form, used as the basis for formulating insecticide end-products - emulsifiable concentrates (EC), suspension concentrates (SC), wettable powders (WP), and water-dispersible granules (WG) - for agricultural pest control and public health vector management. CAS Number: 67375-30-8. India is the world's largest exporter of alphacypermethrin, accounting for 42% of global shipments: 2,323 export shipments from 53 manufacturers to 121 buyers across 36 countries, ahead of China (652 shipments) and Brazil (122 shipments). Top destinations are Vietnam (49% of India's shipments), Cambodia, Somalia, Russia, and Belgium. B2B buyers are agrochemical formulation companies, contract manufacturers, public health procurement agencies, and pesticide distributors purchasing active ingredient for downstream formulation and market registration.
| Attribute | Details / Value |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Alphacypermethrin (alpha-cypermethrin) |
| CAS Number | 67375-30-8 |
| Molecular Formula | C22H19Cl2NO3 |
| Molecular Weight | 416.3 g/mol |
| Chemical Class | Type II Pyrethroid - synthetic pyrethroid insecticide |
| Purity (this product) | Min. 95% w/w; FAO/WHO minimum TC specification is 970 g/kg (97%) - confirm which applies to your registration |
| Physical State | Crystalline solid (off-white to pale yellow) |
| Melting Point | 80-82°C (FAO/WHO GLP data at 97% purity) |
| Water Solubility | 0.004 mg/L at 20°C (practically insoluble) |
| Vapour Pressure | 3.4 x 10⁻⁷ Pa at 20°C |
| Mode of Action | Sodium channel disruptor; contact and ingestion activity; fast knockdown |
| WHO Hazard Class | Class II (moderately hazardous) |
| UN Transport Number | UN 3352 (pyrethroid pesticide, solid, toxic), Class 6.1, PG III |
| HS Code | 3808.91 (insecticides) - confirm 8-digit subheading with CHA |
The FAO/WHO specification for alphacypermethrin TC sets a minimum of 970 g/kg (97%). Buyers formulating for markets that reference FAO/WHO specifications in their national registration frameworks - most African countries, WHO/UNICEF malaria control procurement, and several Asian regulatory authorities - need 97%+ TC in their registration dossiers. The 95% TC grade is commercially standard in markets with independent registration systems that accept it as a starting material. This is not a marginal difference you can sort out after ordering. Check the purity requirement against the target market's registration data first. A 95% TC purchase order going into a dossier that requires 97% creates a registration failure, not a formulation problem.
Buyers formulating alphacypermethrin products for WHO/UNICEF-procured malaria vector control programs - indoor residual spraying (IRS), bed net impregnation, PMI-funded procurement - need the TC source to come from a WHO Prequalified manufacturer or one that has passed the WHO equivalence assessment. Not all Indian alphacypermethrin TC manufacturers hold WHO PQ status. This needs to be confirmed at enquiry stage, before any commercial discussion. If the manufacturer cannot confirm WHO PQ status and you are formulating for public health procurement channels, the TC is not usable for that application regardless of purity.
India accounts for 42% of global alphacypermethrin exports - more than China and Brazil combined. Bharat Rasayan Limited and Meghmani Organics are listed in FAO/WHO evaluation reports and have been through the equivalence assessment process, which is the documentation standard that buyers sourcing for registration support need. India's broader agrochemical technical exports ran at USD 171.06 million in September 2025 alone, with alphacypermethrin consistently among the top-exported molecules. Vietnam, the largest single destination for Indian alphacypermethrin, has been sourcing from Indian manufacturers for years. The export infrastructure - UN-approved packaging, IMDG-compliant hazmat documentation, CIB&RC registration papers, and CoA documentation - is in place because the manufacturers are doing this at scale, not as occasional export orders.
25 kg fibre drums with inner polyethylene liner (standard for TC solid). 50 kg fibre drums for volume buyers. UN-approved packaging with certification marks is mandatory for international hazmat shipment. Fumigation certificate and phytosanitary documentation where required by destination customs.
Certificate of Analysis per lot (purity assay, impurity profile, melting point, physical specifications). Material Safety Data Sheet in GHS/REACH format. Certificate of Origin. Dangerous goods declaration and packing certificate for hazmat shipment. CIB&RC registration documentation. WHO PQ status - confirm with specific manufacturer at enquiry. Full technical dossier (manufacturing process, 5-batch analysis, stability data) available for registration support - request separately at enquiry stage.
Purity. Alphacypermethrin 95% TC contains a minimum 95% active ingredient by weight. The FAO/WHO specification for alphacypermethrin TC sets a minimum of 970 g/kg (97%). Markets that reference FAO/WHO specifications in national registration frameworks - most African countries, WHO/UNICEF malaria control procurement, and several Asian regulatory authorities - require 97%+ TC in the registration dossier. For markets with independent registration systems that accept 95% as a starting material, the grade is commercially standard. Confirm the purity requirement against your target market's registration data before ordering.
Alphacypermethrin TC is an intermediate for formulation manufacturing - it is not applied directly. It is used to produce emulsifiable concentrates (EC), suspension concentrates (SC), wettable powders (WP), and water-dispersible granules (WG). Common commercial formulations are 50 g/L EC, 100 g/L EC, and 250 g/kg WG for agricultural use; 20-30 mg AI/m² indoor residual spraying formulations for public health vector control. Each formulation type requires its own registration in the destination market.
Yes. For WHO/UNICEF-procured malaria vector control programs (IRS, bed net impregnation) and PMI-funded procurement, the TC source must come from a WHO Prequalified manufacturer or one that has passed the WHO equivalence assessment. Not all Indian alphacypermethrin TC manufacturers hold WHO PQ status. Confirm the specific manufacturer's status at enquiry stage before any commercial discussion - if the manufacturer does not hold WHO PQ and the end use is public health procurement, the TC cannot be used for that application.
Alphacypermethrin TC 95% is classified UN 3352 (pyrethroid pesticide, solid, toxic), Class 6.1, Packing Group III. Sea freight requires IMDG-compliant documentation: dangerous goods declaration, packing certificate, and SDS. Air freight requires IATA DGR compliance. UN-approved packaging with certification marks is mandatory. Some destination countries require an import permit for pesticide technical grades before shipment. Confirm import permit requirements with your customs broker before the purchase order is placed.
Per shipment: Certificate of Analysis (purity assay, impurity profile, melting point, physical specs), Material Safety Data Sheet (GHS/REACH format), Certificate of Origin, commercial invoice, packing list, dangerous goods declaration, packing certificate, and Bill of Lading. Phytosanitary certificate where required by destination customs. For registration support, request the full technical dossier - manufacturing process, 5-batch analysis data, and stability data - separately at enquiry stage. This is not included in standard shipment documentation.
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