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Stryker Insecticide Concentrate - 1 Pint

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Stryker Insecticide Concentrate

Stryker Insecticide Concentrate combines 6% pyrethrins and 60% PBO for fast pest knockdown. Explore labeled uses, mixing rates, and 1-pint product details.

Stryker Insecticide Concentrate delivers rapid knockdown of listed pests in residential, commercial, landscape, and agricultural settings. Its formula combines 6% pyrethrins and 60% piperonyl butoxide (PBO) for versatile insect control.

Use Stryker alone for labeled contact treatments or with compatible insecticides and insect growth regulators to support a broader pest management program. The concentrate offers multiple application options, including conventional spraying, mechanical aerosol equipment, ULV generators, and thermal foggers, where permitted by the label.

Product Details

Characteristic Details
Product Stryker Insecticide Concentrate
Manufacturer Control Solutions, Inc.
Package size 1 pint / 16 fl oz
Active ingredients Pyrethrins 6%; piperonyl butoxide 60%
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate (EC)
EPA Registration Number 53883-308
UPC Number 072693010048 - individual 1-pint bottle
Manufacturer item number 82100100
Insecticide group IRAC Group 3A
Signal word CAUTION
Agricultural REI 12 hours for uses covered by the Worker Protection Standard
State-specific restrictions Connecticut: restricted-use classification; applicable certification requirements apply. New York: not for use in residential automatic misting systems.
Not for sale to AK (Alaska)

Benefits of Using This Product

Feature Benefit
Fast knockdown Helps address active infestations of listed pests.
Broad pest coverage Targets pests such as cockroaches, bed bugs, fleas, ants, mosquitoes, and biting flies.
Flexible tank mixing Can complement compatible insecticides or insect growth regulators when both labels allow the mixture.
Multiple application methods Supports selected spray, aerosol, ULV, and thermal-fogging treatments.
Versatile use sites Offers labeled options for structures, ornamentals, crops, and livestock.

Use Sites and Target Pests

Use category Examples
Structures Residential and commercial settings; listed pests include cockroaches, ants, bed bugs, silverfish, and spiders.
Landscape and greenhouse plants Ornamentals, roses, shrubs, flowers, and shade trees; listed pests include aphids, whiteflies, and thrips.
Food crops Labeled vegetables and fruit and nut trees; match the crop, pest, and application method to the label.
Livestock and animal premises Specified animals and facilities, with species-specific directions for listed flies, lice, and other pests.

Pest listings do not authorize every treatment at every site. Follow the directions for your exact application.

Selected Application Rates

Application Stryker amount Water or spray volume
Turf: 1,000 sq ft 0.25–0.5 fl oz 2.5–5 gallons of water
Turf: 1 acre (43,560 sq ft) 12–24 fl oz 110–220 gallons of water
Listed greenhouse plants; compressed-air sprayer 1–2 teaspoons Per gallon of water
Listed greenhouse plants; hydraulic sprayer 12–24 fl oz Per 100 gallons of water
Surface-spray tank mix for flushing and knockdown at listed structural sites 0.25–0.5 fl oz, plus labeled companion insecticide Per gallon of spray solution

Turf amounts above follow the label’s separate area entries. These are selected uses, not a universal dilution. Check mixture compatibility and follow the most restrictive directions of all products used.

Application and Safety Notes

Read the container label before use. Wear required protective equipment. Observe drying, ventilation, and entry requirements. Test greenhouse plants and observe for injury for 10 days before broader treatment. Protect food and feed from contamination. Avoid aquatic exposure and applications to blooming plants while bees are actively foraging.

Does Stryker provide long-lasting residual control?
Stryker is primarily used for fast contact knockdown. Where ongoing control is needed, incorporate a compatible residual insecticide as directed by the labels.

Can Stryker be mixed with an insect growth regulator?
Yes, for permitted uses. Select the labeled rate for the target pest and follow both products’ mixing instructions and restrictions.

Can Stryker be used in a fogger?
Yes. The label includes mechanical aerosol, ULV, and thermal-fogging applications. Use the directions specific to the equipment and treatment site.

How much area will one pint cover?
Coverage depends on the treatment. Calculate it from the applicable label rate; a single coverage figure does not apply to every use.




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Description

Stryker Insecticide Concentrate

Stryker Insecticide Concentrate combines 6% pyrethrins and 60% PBO for fast pest knockdown. Explore labeled uses, mixing rates, and 1-pint product details.

Stryker Insecticide Concentrate delivers rapid knockdown of listed pests in residential, commercial, landscape, and agricultural settings. Its formula combines 6% pyrethrins and 60% piperonyl butoxide (PBO) for versatile insect control.

Use Stryker alone for labeled contact treatments or with compatible insecticides and insect growth regulators to support a broader pest management program. The concentrate offers multiple application options, including conventional spraying, mechanical aerosol equipment, ULV generators, and thermal foggers, where permitted by the label.

Product Details

Characteristic Details
Product Stryker Insecticide Concentrate
Manufacturer Control Solutions, Inc.
Package size 1 pint / 16 fl oz
Active ingredients Pyrethrins 6%; piperonyl butoxide 60%
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate (EC)
EPA Registration Number 53883-308
UPC Number 072693010048 - individual 1-pint bottle
Manufacturer item number 82100100
Insecticide group IRAC Group 3A
Signal word CAUTION
Agricultural REI 12 hours for uses covered by the Worker Protection Standard
State-specific restrictions Connecticut: restricted-use classification; applicable certification requirements apply. New York: not for use in residential automatic misting systems.
Not for sale to AK (Alaska)

Benefits of Using This Product

Feature Benefit
Fast knockdown Helps address active infestations of listed pests.
Broad pest coverage Targets pests such as cockroaches, bed bugs, fleas, ants, mosquitoes, and biting flies.
Flexible tank mixing Can complement compatible insecticides or insect growth regulators when both labels allow the mixture.
Multiple application methods Supports selected spray, aerosol, ULV, and thermal-fogging treatments.
Versatile use sites Offers labeled options for structures, ornamentals, crops, and livestock.

Use Sites and Target Pests

Use category Examples
Structures Residential and commercial settings; listed pests include cockroaches, ants, bed bugs, silverfish, and spiders.
Landscape and greenhouse plants Ornamentals, roses, shrubs, flowers, and shade trees; listed pests include aphids, whiteflies, and thrips.
Food crops Labeled vegetables and fruit and nut trees; match the crop, pest, and application method to the label.
Livestock and animal premises Specified animals and facilities, with species-specific directions for listed flies, lice, and other pests.

Pest listings do not authorize every treatment at every site. Follow the directions for your exact application.

Selected Application Rates

Application Stryker amount Water or spray volume
Turf: 1,000 sq ft 0.25–0.5 fl oz 2.5–5 gallons of water
Turf: 1 acre (43,560 sq ft) 12–24 fl oz 110–220 gallons of water
Listed greenhouse plants; compressed-air sprayer 1–2 teaspoons Per gallon of water
Listed greenhouse plants; hydraulic sprayer 12–24 fl oz Per 100 gallons of water
Surface-spray tank mix for flushing and knockdown at listed structural sites 0.25–0.5 fl oz, plus labeled companion insecticide Per gallon of spray solution

Turf amounts above follow the label’s separate area entries. These are selected uses, not a universal dilution. Check mixture compatibility and follow the most restrictive directions of all products used.

Application and Safety Notes

Read the container label before use. Wear required protective equipment. Observe drying, ventilation, and entry requirements. Test greenhouse plants and observe for injury for 10 days before broader treatment. Protect food and feed from contamination. Avoid aquatic exposure and applications to blooming plants while bees are actively foraging.

FAQ

Does Stryker provide long-lasting residual control?
Stryker is primarily used for fast contact knockdown. Where ongoing control is needed, incorporate a compatible residual insecticide as directed by the labels.

Can Stryker be mixed with an insect growth regulator?
Yes, for permitted uses. Select the labeled rate for the target pest and follow both products’ mixing instructions and restrictions.

Can Stryker be used in a fogger?
Yes. The label includes mechanical aerosol, ULV, and thermal-fogging applications. Use the directions specific to the equipment and treatment site.

How much area will one pint cover?
Coverage depends on the treatment. Calculate it from the applicable label rate; a single coverage figure does not apply to every use.

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