# United States Chemi cal Safety June 2011

Environmental Protection and Pollution Prevention Agency (7510P)



# IPBC (Troysan KK-108A) Summary Document: Registration Review: Initial Docket

June 2011

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# TABLE OF CONTENTS

IPBC (Troysan KK-108A) Registration Review Team .......................................................4 I. Preliminary Work Plan .....................................................................................................5

II. Fact Sheet ................................................................................................................ ......12 III. Summary of Anticipated Data Requirements ..............................................................20 IV. Appendix A ................................................................................................................ ..22

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Please Note

This Preliminary Work Plan and Fact Sheet su mmarize the Environmental Protection Agency's current position based on the following documents:

1. Summary of Product Chemistry, Environmenta l Fate, and Ecotoxicity Data for the 3- Iodo-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC) Regist ration Review Decision Document. April 29, 2011

2. Summary of Human Health Effects Data for IPBC Registration Review. May 9, 2011

Additional supporting documents for the IPBC (Troysan KK-108A) Case may be found in the registration review docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420 located on the internet at www.regulations.gov

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4 of 45 IPBC (Troysan KK-108A) Registration Review Team

Human Health & Environmental Effects Timothy Dole

Srinivas Gowda

Risk Management

Monisha Harris

Lance Wormell

Office of General Counsel Philip Ross

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5 of 45 I. Preliminary Work Plan -- IPBC (Troysan KK-108A)

Introduction:

The Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996 mandated a regi stration review program. All pesticides distributed or sold in the United St ates generally must be registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA, EPA, or the Agency ) based on scientific data showing that they will not cause unreasonable ri sks to human health or the environment when used as directed on product labeling. The regist ration review program is intended to make sure that, as the ability to assess risk evolves and as policies and practices change, all registered pesticides continue to meet th e statutory standard of no unreas onable adverse effects to human health or the environment. Changes in science, public policy, and pesticide use practices will occur over time. Through the registration review program, the Agency periodically reevaluates pesticides to make sure that as change occurs , products in the marketpl ace can be used safely. Information on this program is provided at http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/registration_review/

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The Agency is implementing the registration revi ew program pursuant to Section 3(g) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and will review each registered pesticide every 15 years to determine whether it continues to meet th e FIFRA standard for registration. The Agency will consid er benefits information and data as required by FIFRA. The public phase of registration review begins when the initial docket is opened for each case. The docket is the Agency’s opportunity to state whatit knows about the pesticide and what additional risk analyses and data or information it belie ves are needed to make a registration review decision. After reviewing and responding to co mments and data received in the docket during this initial comment period, the Agency will de velop and commit to a final work plan and schedule for the IPBC (Troysan KK-108A) Case.

Troysan KK-108A is a trade name that refers to a specific product, which itself is no longer registered, but contained IPBC as an active ingr edient. Currently registered pesticide products contain IPBC as an active ingredie nt. Although the previous name for this registration review case is Troysan KK-108A, henceforth this case will be referred to by its chemical name, iodopropynylbutylcarbamate (IPBC).

The first product containing IPBC (PC Code 107801) as an active ingredient was registered in the United States in 1975. Currently, there are 106 products registered wi th EPA that contain IPBC as an active ingredient. Products cont aining IPBC are registered for use as wood preservatives, industrial preservatives and as dry film mildew cides. The wood preservative uses include spray, dip and pressure treatment appli cations for new lumber, millwork and joinery and brush and spray applications for existing above gr ound structures such as decks. The industrial preservative uses include metal working fluids, adhesives, caulks, sealan ts, plastics, textiles, paper coatings, canvas, cordage, and inks. Additional preservative uses include household, consumer, industrial, institutional and janitorial products such as air fresheners, dish detergents, laundry products, surface cleaners, floor care products and fabric care products. Products containing IPBC are also registered for use as dr y film mildewcides in paints and stains. No

tolerances have been established fo r IPBC because there are no food uses.

The Agency completed a Reregistration E ligibility Decision (RED) for IPBC in 1997.

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6 of 45 Documents associated with the registrati on review of IPBC can be viewed at www.regulations.gov in docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2011- 0420. Below is a summary of the issues relevant to the registration review case.

Anticipated Risk Assessment and Data Needs:

The Agency anticipates the need to conduct a comprehensive ecological risk assessment, including an endangered species risk assessment, for all uses of IPBC. The Agency anticipates

the need to conduct a human hea lth risk assessment. The Agency anticipates needing additional data to conduct the regist ration review for IPBC.

Ecological Risk:

• The Agency has not conducted a risk asse ssment that supports a complete endangered species determination for IPBC. The eco logical risk assessment planned during registration review will allow the Agency to determine whether IPBC’s use has 'no effect' or 'may affect' federally listed threatened or endangered species (lis ted species) or their designated critical habitats. When an assessm ent concludes that a pesticide’s use 'may affect' a listed species or its designated critic al habitat, the Agency will consult with the

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and/or National Marine Fisheries Services (the Services), as appropriate.

• The Agency anticipates the need to require the following additional ecological data to conduct the registrati on review of IPBC.

850.1350 -- Mysid chronic tox - aquatic inve rtebrate life-cycle (saltwater) 850.1400 -- Fish early-life stage to xicity test (freshwater) 850.3020 -- Honey bee acute contact toxicity 850.3030 -- Honey bee toxicity of residues on foliage 850.4400 -- Aquatic plant toxicology te st using Lemna spp., Tier I 850.5400 -- Algal Toxicity Tier I and Tier II

• The Agency anticipates the need to require the following additional environmental fate data to conduct the regi stration review of IPBC.

850.6800 -- Modified activated sludge , respiration inhibition test 835.2240 -- Photodegradation in water Special Study -- Leachability of w ood preservatives in water contact Special Study -- Leachability of IPBC from shingles

• For more information, please refer to Summary of Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecotoxicity Data for the 3 -Iodo-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC) Registration Review Decision Document , located in the docket.

Human Health Risk:

• No human health risk assessment has been performed for IPBC.

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7 of 45 • The Agency anticipates the need to require the following additional human health data to conduct the registrati on review of IPBC.

Special Study -- Comparative Cholinestera se Assay with Thyroid Measurements Special Study -- Dermal Sensitization Study

• The Agency anticipates the need to require the following additional human exposure data to conduct the registration review of IPBC.

Special Study – Residues from dish detergent 875.1100 – Dermal indoor exposure (Open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, and sponges and wipes) 875.1200 – Dermal outdoor exposure (Airless sprayer painting) 875.1300 – Inhalation indoor exposure (Open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, and sponges and wipes) 875.1400 – Inhalation outdoor exposure (Airless sprayer painting) 875.1600 – Data reporting indoor exposure (Open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, sponges and wipes, and airless sprayer painting)

875.1700 – Product use information Special Study – Leaching on plastics Special Study – Leaching on leather Special Study – Leaching on Textiles 875.2300 – Surface residue dissipation (Household floors and Treated wood)

For more information, please refer to Summary of Human Health Effects Data for IPBC Registration Review , located in the docket.

Product Chemistry:

• The Agency does not anticipate the need to require additional product chemistry data for this registration review at this time.

A 

# If the labels are amended to require closed mixing and loading for liquid products and water soluble packaging for powder products, then the Agency would not expect to need exposure studies for the open loading/mixing scenarios.

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8 of 45 • For more information, please refer to Summary of Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecotoxicity Data for the 3 -Iodo-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC) Registration Review Decision Document , located in the docket.

Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program

As required by FIFRA and FFDCA, EPA reviews num erous studies to asse ss potential adverse outcomes from exposure to chemicals. Collectiv ely, these studies includ e acute, subchronic and chronic toxicity, including asse ssments of carcinogenicity, ne urotoxicity, developmental, reproductive, and general or systemic toxicity. These studies include e ndpoints which may be susceptible to endocrine influe nce, including effects on endocri ne target organ histopathology, organ weights, estrus cyclicity, sexual maturatio n, fertility, pregnancy rates, reproductive loss, and sex ratios in offspring. For ecological hazard assessments, EPA evaluates acute tests and chronic studies that assess gr owth, developmental and reprod uctive effects in different taxonomic groups. As part of its reregistration decision, EPA reviewed th ese data and selected the most sensitive endpoints for relevant risk assessment scenarios from the existing hazard database. However, as required by FFDCA sec tion 408(p), IPBC is subject to the endocrine screening part of the Endocrine Di sruptor Screening Program (EDSP).

EPA has developed the EDSP to determine whet her certain substances (including pesticide active and other ingredients) may have an effect in humans or wildlife similar to an effect produced by a “naturally occurring estrogen, or ot her such endocrine effect s as the Administrator may designate.” The EDSP employs a two-tiered approach to making th e statutorily required

determinations. Tier 1 consists of a battery of 11 screening assays to identify the potential of a chemical substance to interact with the estrog en, androgen, or thyroid (E, A, or T) hormonal systems. Chemicals that go th rough Tier 1 screening and are found to have the potential to interact with E, A, or T hormonal systems will proceed to the next stag e of the EDSP where EPA will determine which, if any, of th e Tier 2 tests are necessary base d on the available data. Tier 2 testing is designed to identify a ny adverse endocrine-related eff ects caused by the substance, and establish a dose-response relationship between the dose and the E, A, or T effect.

Under FFDCA section 408(p), the Agency must scre en all pesticide chemicals. Between October 2009 and February 2010, EPA issued test orders/dat a call-ins for the firs t group of 67 chemicals, which contains 58 pesticide activ e ingredients and 9 inert ingr edients. IPBC is not among the group of 58 pesticide active ingredients on the in itial list to be screened under the EDSP. Accordingly, as part of registration review, EPA will issue future EDSP orders/data call-ins, requiring the submission of EDSP screening assa ys for IPBC. For further information on the status of the EDSP, the policies and procedures, the list of 67 chemicals, future lists, the test guidelines and the Tier 1 scr eening battery, please visit our website: http://www.epa.gov/endo/.

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9 of 45 Timeline

EPA has created the following estimated timeline for the completion of the IPBC registration

review:

Anticipated Schedule

Activities Estimated Month/Year

Phase 1: Opening the docket
Open Public Comment Period for Docket June 2011
Close Public Comment Period for Docket August 2011
Phase 2: Case Development

Develop Final Work Plan (FWP) December 2011

Issue DCI December 2012

Data Submission December 2014
Open Public Comment Period for Preliminary Risk Assessments June 2016

Close Public Comment Period for Preliminary Risk Assessments September 2016

Phase 3: Registration Review Decision
Open Public Comment Period for Propos ed Reg. Review Decision December 2016
Close Public Comment Period for Propos ed Reg. Review Decision March 2017
Final Decision and Begin Post-Decision Follow-up 2017
Total (years) 6

Guidance for Commenters:

The public is invited to comment on EPA’s Preliminary Work Plan and rationale. The Agency will carefully consider all comments as well as any additional information or data provided in a timely manner prior to issuing a final work plan for the IPBC registration review case.

Trade Irritants:

Through the registration review process, the Ag ency intends to solicit information on trade irritants and, to the extent feas ible, take steps toward facilitating irritant resolution. Growers and other stakeholders are asked to comment on any tr ade irritant issues resulting from lack of Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) or disparitie s between U.S. tolerances and MRLs in key export markets, providing as much specificity as possible regarding the na ture of the concern.

Water Quality:

IPBC is not identified as a cause of impairmen t for any water bodies listed as impaired under section 303(d) of the Clean Water Ac t, based on information provided at http://iaspub.epa.gov/tmdl_waters10/attains_ nation_cy.cause_detail_303d?p_cause_group_id=88 5. In addition, no Total Maximum Daily Loads (T MDL) have been developed for IPBC, based on information provided at

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10 of 45 http://iaspub.epa.gov/tmdl_waters10/attains_ nation.tmdl_pollutant_de tail?p_pollutant_group_id =885&p_pollutant_group_name=PESTICIDES.

More information on impaired wate r bodies and TMDLs can be found at http://www.epa.gov/owow/tmdl/ . The Agency invites submission of water quality data for this pesticide. To the extent possible, data should co nform to the quality standards in Appendix A of

the OPP Standard Operating Procedure: Inclus ion of Impaired Water Body and Other Water Quality Data in OPP’s Registration Revi ew Risk Assessment and Management Process (see: http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/regist ration_review/water_quality_sop.htm ), in order to ensure the data can be used quantitatively or qual itatively in pesticide risk assessments.

Environmental Justice:

EPA seeks to achieve environmenta l justice, the fair tr eatment and meaningful involvement of all people, regardless of race, color, national origi n, or income, in the deve lopment, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulati ons, and policies. To help address potential environmental justice issues, the Agency seeks information on any groups or segments of the population who, as a result of thei r location, cultural practices, or other factors, may have atypical, unusually high exposure to IPBC comp ared to the general population. Please comment if you are aware of any sub-populations that may have atypical, unusually high exposure compared to the general population.

Structure Activity Relationships:

EPA must rely upon information of appropriate qual ity and reliability for each decision made by the Agency. In the Office of Pesticide Program s (OPP), the evaluation process for a pesticide chemical traditionally begins with the applicant’ s submission of a set of studies conducted with the specific pesticide chemical of interest. The us e of the results of such testing (measured data) is a logical, scientifically rigorous proce ss that identifies the physical, chemical, and environmental fate properties of the pesticide, as well as the dose and endpoints at which an adverse effect can occur in various animal species.

Today, there is significant interest in alternat ive techniques, i.e., tech niques other than data generation that could significantly inform the Agency’s decision-making process. Recently, OPP has made increasing use of stru cture activity relationship (SAR ) as part of its regulatory decision-making process. In the SAR process, a ch emical's molecular structure is compared to

that of other chemicals for which data are availabl e. These structural similarities are then used to make predictive judgments about a chemical’s physical, chemical, and biological properties. Thus, the chemical’s physical, chemical, and biol ogical properties are a f unction of (or directly related to) the chemical’s molecular structure. Quantitative SAR is referred to as QSAR. To develop a QSAR, a selected set of measured da ta on a single physical, chemical, or biological property is used to derive a model (an equatio n) to predict the valu e of that property.

Since SAR assessments and QSAR modeling are anothe r set of tools that are available to Agency scientists, OPP has begun a proce ss shift that envisions shifting from the current study-by-study approach to an approach in which the use of pr edicted data, generated us ing validated models, is considered along with information from open litera ture and studies specifically generated under

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11 of 45 Part 161 requirements. All relevant information w ould be considered as pa rt of a weight-of-theevidence evaluation.

At this time, EPA believes that for certain e ndpoints, especially physi cal/chemical and fate properties, that SAR and QSAR might be effect ively utilized to fulfill these data requirements for many antimicrobial pesticide chemicals. When considering biological prope rties, at this time, EPA believes that SAR and QSAR can be most effectively utilized in the evaluation of chemicals that exhibit lower toxicity for human health and/or ecotoxicity parameters. This is appropriate because the risk assessment for lower toxicity chemicals can be stream-lined, i.e., a screening-level assessment procedure rather than multiple tiers of assessments with progressively more data requirements.

If stakeholders believe that submission of predic ted data can fulfill one of the data needs for the IPBC Case, then the Agency invites submission of this information. The submitter would be expected to supply a rationale describing th e utility of the information and provide

documentation on the scientific va lidity of the information. The de termination that the predicted data fulfills the data requirement would be at the sole discretion of the Agency. Pre-submission consultation with the Agency is encouraged.

Additional Information:

Stakeholders are also specifically asked to provid e available information a nd data that will assist the Agency in refining its risk assessments, including any species-spec ific ecological effects determinations. The Agency is interested in receiving the following information:

1. Confirmation on the following label information:

a. Sites of application

b. Formulations

c. Application methods and equipment

d. Maximum application rates

e. Frequency of application, applicatio n intervals and maximum number of applications

f. Geographic limitations on use

2. Use or potential use distribution

3. Use history

4. Usage/use information for non-agricultura l uses (e.g., materials preservation)

5. Typical application interval

6. State or local use restrictions

7. Ecological incidents (non-target plant dama ge and avian, fish, reptilian, amphibian and mammalian mortalities) not already reported to the Agency

8. Monitoring data

Next Steps:

After the 60-day comment period closes in A ugust 2011, the Agency will review and respond to any comments received in a timely manner, and th en issue a Final Work Plan for the IPBC Case.

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12 of 45 II. Fact Sheet

Background Information:

• Active Ingredient: 3-Iodo-2-propynyl-N-butylcarbamate (IPBC)

• Case number: 2725

• PC Code: 107801

• CAS number: 55406-53-6

• Technical registrants: Dow Chemical CO ., IBC Manufacturing CO., Arch Chemical, INC., International Specialt y Products, Troy Chemical Corp., Lanxess Corporation, and

Thor GMBH.

• First approved for use in a registered product: 1975

• No tolerances have been established for IPBC

• Antimicrobials Division Chemical Revi ew Manager (CRM): Monisha Harris, harris.monisha@epa.gov

• Antimicrobials Division Product Manager (P M): Jacqueline Campbell-McFarlane, campbell-mcfarlan e.jacqueline@epa.gov

• Chemical Structure:

Use & Usage Information:

• Products containing IPBC are registered for use as wood preservatives, industrial preservatives and as dry film mildewcides. The wood preservative uses include spray, dip and pressure treatment applications for new lumber, millwork and joinery and brush and spray applications for exis ting above ground structures such as decks. The industrial preservative uses include metal working flui ds, adhesives, caulks , sealants, plastics, textiles, paper coatings, canvas, cordage, and inks. Additional preservative uses include household, consumer, industrial, institutiona l and janitorial products such as air fresheners, dish detergents, laundry products, surface cleaners, floor care products and fabric care products. Products containing IPBC are also registered for use as dry film mildewcides in paints and stains.

Recent/Pending Regulatory Actions:

• There are no recent or pending regulatory actions for IPBC.

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13 of 45 Ecological Risk Assessment Status:

Please refer to Summary of Product Chemistry, Environm ental Fate, and Ecotoxicity Data for the 3-Iodo-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC ) Registration Review Decision Document , located in the docket, for a detailed discussi on of the ecological risk assessments.

• The Agency has not conducted an ecological and environmental fate assessment for IPBC

because of lack of data.

• IPBC is moderately soluble in water at 127 mg/l (ppm), semi-volatile (VP = 4.6 X 10 -4


# mm Hg), but is unlikely to volatilize from wa ter based on the Henry's Law Coefficient of

8 .9 x 10 -9 

# atm m 3 

# mole.

• IPBC is stable to hydrolysis at pH 5 (with a half-life of >30 days) and pH 7 with a calculated half-life of 139 days, but is suscep tible at pH 9 with a half-life of <1 day.

• IPBC is mobile to moderately mob ile in soil: water systems with K ads 

# values of 0.67 to 2.46 ml/g

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Human Health Risk Assessment Status:

Please refer to Summary of Human Health Effects Data for IPBC Registration Review , located in the docket, for a detailed discussion of the human health risk assessment.

Hazard Characterization:

• IPBC is a severe eye irritant (i.e. Tox I) and is of low to moderate acute toxicity by the other routes of exposure.

• IPBC is not a dermal sensitizer at concentrations that do not exceed 0.32 percent. However, incidence data and published litera ture suggest that IPBC may be a dermal sensitizer at either highe r concentrations or followi ng longer term exposures.

• Dermal exposure is the primary route of e xposure for some residential use scenarios including textiles and treated wood.

Dietary (Food and Water):

• A dietary assessment has not been performed for IPBC.

• IPBC is currently registered for use in dish detergent, which is considered to be a food

use.

Residential:

• A residential assessment has not been performed for IPBC.

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14 of 45 • Inhalation exposure can occur for residential ap plicators of paints or stains containing IPBC. Incidental oral exposure can occur from household items and toys made of plastics preserved with IPBC. Incidental oral and dermal exposures can occur from floors

cleaned with IPBC-treate d household cleaners,textile s, and leather products.

Aggregate:

• The Agency has not conducted an aggregate risk assessment for IPBC.

• In examining aggregate exposure, EPA take s into account the available and reliable information concerning exposures to pesticid e residues in food and drinking water, as well as non-occupational (i.e. residential) pesticide exposures. An aggregate risk assessment may be needed for IPBC if it is determined that a drinking water exposure

could occur based on the environmental fate da ta. This assessment might also need to include dietary exposures from the dishwash ing detergent use and residential exposures from the wood treatment, floor cleaners, pl astics, paints, leathe rs and textile uses.

Occupational:

• An occupational assessment has not been performed for IPBC.

• Occupational exposure can occur for the handl ers applying wood preser vatives to lumber using the dip or spray treatment and for m achinists using IPBC-preserved metal working

fluids.

Cumulative:

• EPA does not have, at this time, available data to determine whether IPBC has a common mechanism of toxicity with other substances or how to include this pesticide in a cumulative risk assessment. For the purpos es of this Registration Review, EPA has

assumed that IPBC does not have a common mech anism of toxicity with other substances when used as an antimicrobial as registered.

Incidents:

Ecological:

• No IPBC ecological incidents have been re ported in the OPP incident database.

Human Health:

• Twenty-seven human incidents associated with IPBC exposure have been reported in the

OPP incident database . Both local skin irri tation and systemic effects were reported in

these incidents. Skin irritation and skin sensitization-like symptoms were the primary effects, including rash, swelling, itching, burni ng and/or tingling sensation, blister, erythema/flushing, and hives. In some cas es, chest tightness and respiratory problems were reported. Other reported systemic effects include nausea/vomitting, headache, fatigue, vertigo, and fever.

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15 of 45 Tolerances and International Harmonization:

• No tolerances have been established for IPBC.

Data Call-In Status:

• GDCI-107801-17764 was issued on May 29, 1997. Requirements for this DCI have been

fulfilled.

Labels:

Registered products, including EP A registration numbers are provi ded in Table 1 below. For future reference, during registra tion review a list of product regi stration numbers will be included in the docket. Product registration labels may be obtained from the Pesticide Product Label System (PPLS) website at: http ://oaspub.epa.gov/pestlabl/ppls.home

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Table 1. Registered Products – IPBC

Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

464-8123 Filmguard IPBC 100 Fungicidal Agent The Dow Chemical
Co., Soluble Concentrate 98

464-8124 Filmguard IPBC 40 Fungicidal Agent The Dow Chemical
Co., Soluble Concentrate 40

464-8125 Filmguard IPBC 20 Fungicidal Agent The Dow Chemical

Co. Soluble Concentrate 20

577-543 Cuprinol Clear Wood

Preservative The SherwinWilliams Co, Ready-to-Use Solution 0.5

577-547 No. 25 Cuprinol Clear

Wood Preservative The SherwinWilliams Co. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.5

577-557 Thompson's Wood

Protector The SherwinWilliams Co. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.5

707-305 Rocima 355 Industrial

Microbicide Rohm & Haas Co Ready-to-Use Solution 6.5

1022-516 Permatox IPB IBC Manufacturing

Co. Emulsifiable Concentrate 6

1022-540 IPBC RTU IBC Manufacturing

Co. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.5

1022-585 Premier IBC Manufacturing

Co. Soluble Concentrate 6

1022-590 Woodguard NC IBC Manufacturing

Co. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.45

1022-592 Secure IBC Manufacturing Soluble Concentrate 4

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16 of 45 Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

Co.

1258-1219 Omacide IPBC 100 Arch Chem icals, Inc. Wettable Powder 97

1258-1220 Omacide IPBC 40 Industrial Fungicide Arch Chemicals, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 40

1258-1221 Omacide IPBC 30 Industrial Fungicide Arch Chemicals, Inc. Emul sifiable Concentrate 30

1258-1222 Omacide IPBC 20

Antimicrobial Arch Chemicals, Inc. Emul sifiable Concentrate 20

1258-1225 Omacide IPBC 100 (MUP) Industrial Fungicide Arch Chemicals, Inc. Technical Chemical Manufacturing Use 97

1258-1230 Omacide IPBC 30 DPG Industrial Fungicide Arch Chemicals, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 30

1258-1236 Omacide IPBC-E Arch Chemi cals, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 20

1529-40 Fungitrol 400S Fungicide International Specialty Products Technical Chemical Manufacturing Use 99.5

1529-41 Fungitrol(R) 420S Fungicide International Specialty Products Soluble Concentrate 20

1529-42 Fungitrol 430S Fungicide International Specialty Products Ready-to-Use Solution 30

1529-43 Fungitrol 440S Fungicide International Specialty Products Ready-to-Use Solution 40

1529-47 Fungitrol 2010 International Specialty Products Formulation Intermediate 10.1

1529-50 Fungitrol 400P Fungicide International Specialty Products Technical Chemical 99.5

1529-51 Fungitrol 400se Fungicide International Specialty Products Ready-to-Use Solution 99.5

1529-52 Fungitrol 400 PVC Fungicide International Specialty Products Flowable Concentrate 98

1529-53 Fungitrol 400PE Fungicide International Specialty Products Flowable Concentrate 98

1529-61 Fungitrol 400G Fungicide International Specialty Products Soluble Concentrate 99.5

5383-50 Troysan Polyphase P-100 Troy Chemical Corp. Ready-to-Use Solution 97

5383-55 Polyphase Anti-Mildew

WD-17 Troy Chemical Corp. Water Dispersible Granule 17

5383-63 Troysan Polyphase AF-1 

# Troy Chemical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 40

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17 of 45 Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

5383-74 Troysan Polyphase P-20T 

# Troy Chemical Corp. R eady-to-Use Solution 20

5383-77 Troysan Polyphase AF-3 

# Troy Chemical Corp. R eady-to-Use Solution 30

5383-88 Troysan Polyphase 588 Troy Chemical Corp. Emulsifiable Concentrate 20

5383-89 Homeguard Troy Chemical Corp. Emulsifiable Concentrate 10

5383-91 Troy Polyphase 604 Troy Chemical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 6

5383-108 Polyphase 662 Troy Chem ical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 4

5383-109 Polyphase 663 Troy Chemical Corp. Water Dispersible Granule 3

5383-110 Polyphase 678 Troy Chem ical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 5

5383-112 Polyphase 641 Troy Chemical Corp. Ready-to-Use Solution 20

5383-113 Polyphase CST-1 Troy Chemical Corp. Emulsifiable Concentrate 20

5383-114 Polyphase HS32 Troy Chemical Corp.. Ready-to-Use Solution 21.6

5383-115 Polyphase 3000 Troy Chemi cal Corp. Soluble Concentrate 28

5383-116 Polyphase Bionyl A285 Troy Chemical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 15

5383-117 Polyphase 612 Troy Chemical Corp. Ready-to-Use Solution 12

5383-118 Polyphase LA33 Troy Chemi cal Corp. Ready-to -Use Solution 17

5383-119 Polyphase 685 Troy Chem ical Corp. Soluble Concentrate 7

5383-120 Polyphase Micro HS30 Troy Chemical Corp. Ready-to-Use Solution 17.4

5383-132 Polyphase WCI Troy Chemical Corp. Formulation

Intermediatem Manufacturing Use 93.9

5383-133 Troy EX 2085 Troy Chemical Corp. Emulsifiable Concentrate 15

6836-200 Dantogard Plus Industrial

Preservative Lonza Inc. Ready-to -Use Solution 4.5

6836-271 Dantogard Plus Liquid Lonza Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 2.5

8177-71 Enterprise Stain & Wood

Preservative The Valspar Corporation Ready-to-Use Solution 0.05

8177-72 Natural Wood Preservative The Valspar Corporation Ready-to-Use Solution 0.63

8177-73 Enterprise Clear Wood

Preservative Valspar Corporation

The Ready-to-Use Solution 0.57

39967-63 Preventol Mp 100 Lanxess Corporation Technical Chemical 99.32

39967-66 Preventol MP 100

Preservative Lanxess Corporation Soluble Concentrate 99.32

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18 of 45 Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

39967-75 Preventol MP 400 D Lanxess Corporation Soluble Concentrate 39.72

39967-76 Preventol MP 200 D Lanxess Corporation Soluble Concentrate 19.9

43813-43 Wocosen 450 Janssen PMP Emulsifiable Concentrate 16

43813-44 Wocosen 45 TK Janssen PMP Formulation Intermediate 16

51578-1 T.W.P. Total Wood

Preservative - 100 Clear Amteco Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.58

56601-2 Mildew Check I PPG Industri es, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 0.23

59682-4 Bio-Flex Controlled Release Technologies Inc Ready-to-Use Solution 0.157

60061-27 NP-1 Sapstain Control

Chemical Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 7.6

60061-28 Wolman(R) F&P Premium

Wood Finish And

Preservative Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 0.5

60061-30 Wood Treat MB

Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 2.5

60061-78 NP-1 Plus Saptain Control

Chemical Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 7.6

60061-88 SSCC-3359 Sap Stain

Control Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 4

60061-89 Woodlife Milltreat Type F

VM & P Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 0.5

60061-90 Woodlife L Water Based

5-1 Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 3.09

60061-91 Woodlife D Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 2.4

60061-93 Double Diamond Sapstain

Control Chemical Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 3.75

60061-96 Woodlife Waterbased 4-1

Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 2.5

60061-97 Woodlife F Clear Wood

Preservative Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 0.5

60061-98 NP-2 Sapstain Control

Chemical Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 4.76

60061-103 Woodlife 111 Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.21

60061-105 Woodlife II Stain And

Wood Preservative Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready- to-Use Solution 0.5

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19 of 45 Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

60061-109 Woodlife 3 Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.1

60061-112 Bazooka Sapstin And

Mold Control Product Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 3.5

60061-113 LTC-3 Kop-Coat, Inc. Flowable concentrate 2.57

60061-115 Woodlife 111 4:1

Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 0.979

60061-119 Woodlife 111 HP Kop-Coat, Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution .98

60061-121 Woodtreat XP Sapstain

Control Product Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 5

60061-123 Waterborne Milltreat 111

Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 1.41

60061-126 Workhourse Sapstain And

Mold Control Product Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 1.1

60061-127 Moldshield Sapstain And

Mold Control Product Kop-Coat, Inc. Solu ble Concentrate .7

60061-133 Tru-Core Millwork

Preservative Concentrate Kop-Coat, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 1.25

62190-24 Antiblu IP75 Arch Wood Protection, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 6

62190-25 Antiblu XP64 Arch Wood Protection, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 6

62190-33 Antiblu XP32 Arch Wood Protection, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 3

63836-1 Foster 40-20 Fungicidal Protective Coating H.B. Fuller

Construction Products, Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.16

63836-2 Foster 40-30 Fungicidal Protective Coating H.B. Fuller

Construction Products, Inc. Ready-to-Use Solution 0.12

67071-44 Acticide IM Thor GMBH Ready-to-Use Solution 2.5

67071-53 Acticide MKW1 Thor GMBH Soluble Concentrate 10

67071-54 Acticide IP 100 Thor GMBH Soluble Concentrate/Solid 97

67071-55 Acticide MKW 2 Thor GMBH Ready-to-Use Solution 10

67071-60 Acticide IOA Thor GMBH Soluble Concentrate 10

67071-65 Acticide IPS 20 Thor GMBH Emulsifiable Concentrate 20

67071-66 Acticide IPS 40 Thor GMBH Soluble Concentrate 40

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20 of 45 Registration # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type % of Active Ingredient

67071-67 Acticide IPS 50 Thor GMBH Emulcifieable Concentrate 40

69587-2 Woodlife Classic Clear

Wood Preservative Rust-Oleum Corp Ready-to-Use Solution .5

69587-4 Wolman F&P Premium

Wood Finish &

Preservative Rust-Oleum Corp Ready-to-Use Solution 0.5

70227-5 Mycostat-K Diacon Technologies

Ltd. Soluble Concentrate 17

72616-1 Taratek IP Zelam Ltd. Soluble Concentrate 5



# III. Summary of Anticipated Data Requirements – IPBC

The table below summarizes anticipated data needs for the IPBC Case in Section I of this document (Preliminary Work Plan), Summary of Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecotoxicity Data for the 3-Iodo-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (IPBC) Registration Review

Decision Document , and Summary of Human Health Effects Data for IPBC Registration Review

.

Table 2. Summary of Anticipate d Data Requirements – IPBC

Guideline

Number Anticipated Data Requirement Test Material Estimated Timeframe (Measured in months

from DCI Receipt)

835.2240 Photodegradation in water TGAI 12

850.1350 Mysid Chronic Toxicity Test TGAI 12

850.1400 Fish early-life stage toxicity test TGAI 12

850.3020 Honeybee Acute Contact Toxicity TGAI 12

850.3030 Honey Bee Toxicity of Residues on Foliage TGAI 12

850.4400 Aquatic Plant Toxicity Test Using Lemna gibba, Tier II TGAI 12

850.5400 Algal Toxicity Test, Tier II TGAI 12

850.6800 Modified activated sludge respiration

inhibition TGAI 12

875.1100 Dermal indoor exposure (open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, and sponges and wipes) TGAI

24

875.1200 Dermal outdoor exposure (Airless sprayer painting) TGAI 24

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21 of 45 875.1300 Inhalation indoor exposure (open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, and sponges and wipes) TGAI

24

875.1400 Inhalation outdoor exposure (Airless sprayer painting) TGAI 24

875.1600 Data reporting indoor exposure (open pour powders A 

# , open pour liquids A 

# , spray and dip treatment, pressure treatment, brush/roller painting, metal working fluids, sponges and wipes, and airless sprayer painting) TGAI

24

875.1700 Product use information TGAI 12

875.2300 Surface residue dissipation TGAI 12

Special Study Leachability of wood pr eservatives in water

contact TGAI 12

Special Study Leachability of IP BC from shingles TGAI 12

Special Study Residues from dish detergent TGAI 12

Special Study Leaching on plastics TGAI 12

Special Study Leaching on leather TGAI 12

Special Study Leachin g on Textiles TGAI 12

Special Study Comparative Cholinesterase Assay with Thyroid Measurements TGAI 24

Special Study Dermal Sensitization Study TGAI 24

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# If the labels are amended to require closed mixing and loading for liquid products and water soluble packaging for powder products, then the Agency would not expect to need exposure studies for the open loading/mixing scenarios.IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – IPBCEPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations464-8123 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact464-8123 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.464-8123 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.49 % By Weight464-8123 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 2.94 % By Weight464-8123 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight464-8123 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.74 % By Weight464-8123 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.98 % By Weight464-8123 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.47 % By Weight Above ground applications464-8124 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact464-8124 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.464-8124 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 1.20 % By Weight464-8124 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight464-8124 Paints and stains Paints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.80 % By Weight464-8124 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.80 % By Weight Non-food Contact464-8124 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight464-8124 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications464-8125 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact464-8125 BuildingmaterialsParticle board, oriented strand board, compositestructural, wallboard, concrete, masonry.brush, airlessspray, LP sprayGa Product per Gawater464-8125 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.Docket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov23 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations464-8125 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 % By Weight464-8125 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.60 % By Weight464-8125 Leather Hides, skin, tanned leather, fat liquor andfinishesimmersion 0.20 % By Weight464-8125 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight464-8125 Paints and stains Paints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.48 % By Weight464-8125 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.75 % By Weight Non-food Contact464-8125 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight464-8125 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications577-543 Wood Wood siding, decks, roof shingles, outdoorfurniture, fencesbrush, airlessspray, LP spray0.5 Above ground applications,Not for interior use, non-foodcontact.577-547 Wood House siding, sills, doors, door frames,windows, millwork, roofs, fences, decks.brush, airlessspray, LP spray0.5 Above ground applications,Not for interior use, non-foodcontact.577-557 Cedar, oak, pine,redwood,pressure-treatedand most otherwood typesDecks & Fences, Outdoor Furniture, ExteriorWoodBrush, roller,dipping, orsprayer.707-305 Adhesives andtackifiersWater-soluble and water-dispersed adhesivesand glues.incorporation 0.065 % By Weight707-305 BuildingmaterialsMasonry coatings, mastics, caulks, sealants,joint cements, spackling, stucco, and grouting.incorporation 0.065 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov24 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations707-305 Coatings Latex coatings, solvent-based paints, semitransparent stains and solid stainsincorporation 0.065 % By Weight1022-516 Wood Windows, window frames, doors, stairs,porches, shingles, trellises, steps, interior trim,wall paneling, furniture, fence pickets, and rails,furring strips, arbors, flooring and beveragecases.Brush, roller,dipping, orsprayer.GA Product per GASolvent1022-516 Wood Lumber, posts, poles and other wood structures Brush, roller,dipping, orsprayer.GA Product per GASolventPressure treatment may be usedaccording to AWPA methods.1022-540 Wood Shingles (not asbestos), shakes, clapboards,smooth or rough-cut siding, decks, porches,railings, flat beds, millwork, trellises, and fencepickets and boards.Brush, roller,dipping, orsprayer.0.51022-585 Wood, New Lumber Spray 0.38 Ga Product per Gasolvent1022-585 Wood, New Lumber Immersion 0.12 Ga Product per Gasolvent1022-590 Wood Log buildings, roof, wood siding, or fencing andrough sawn lumberBrush, roller, orspray.0.451022-592 Wood, New Lumber Spray 0.25 Ga Product per Gasolvent1022-592 Wood, New Lumber Immersion 0.08 Ga Product per Gasolvent1258-1219 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.24 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1258-1219 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.97 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1258-1219 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.49 % By Weight1258-1219 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 2.91 % By Weight1258-1219 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1258-1219 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.73 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov25 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1258-1219 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.97 % By Weight1258-1219 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.46 % By Weight Above ground applications1258-1220 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1258-1220 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1258-1220 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.48 % By Weight1258-1220 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.030 % By Weight1258-1220 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 3.00 % By Weight1258-1220 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1258-1220 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.80 % By Weight1258-1220 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight1258-1220 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications1258-1221 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.30 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1258-1221 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.13 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1258-1221 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.51 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov26 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1258-1221 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.030 % By Weight1258-1221 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 2.70 % By Weight1258-1221 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1258-1221 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.90 % By Weight1258-1221 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.20 % By Weight1258-1221 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications1258-1222 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1258-1222 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1258-1222 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.48 % By Weight1258-1222 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 % By Weight1258-1222 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 3.00 % By Weight1258-1222 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1258-1222 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.75 % By Weight1258-1222 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov27 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1258-1222 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications1258-1230 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.30 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1258-1230 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.90 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1258-1230 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.51 % By Weight1258-1230 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 By Weight1258-1230 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 2.70 % By Weight1258-1230 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1258-1230 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.90 % By Weight1258-1230 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.20 % By Weight1258-1236 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1529-41 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1529-41 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1529-41 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.80 % By Weight1529-41 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov28 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1529-41 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.60 % By Weight1529-41 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight1529-41 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.75 % By Weight1529-41 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight1529-41 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications1529-42 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.60 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1529-42 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.20 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1529-42 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.90 % By Weight1529-42 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 % By Weight1529-42 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 1.05 % By Weight1529-42 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.53 % By Weight1529-42 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.86 % By Weight1529-42 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.13 % By Weight1529-42 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.80 % By Weight Above ground applications1529-43 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.25 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food ContactDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov29 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1529-43 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1529-43 Dispersions andSlurriesPigment dispersions, slurries, gypsum slurriesfor wallboard(drywall and gypsum board)incorporation 0.80 % By Weight1529-43 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.80 % By Weight1529-43 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.03 % By Weight1529-43 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 1.20 % By Weight1529-43 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.20 % By Weight1529-43 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.80 % By Weight1529-43 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight1529-43 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications1529-51 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 2.99 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact1529-51 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 2.99 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.1529-51 Dispersions andSlurriesPigment dispersions, slurries, gypsum slurriesfor wallboard(drywall and gypsum board)incorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 2.99 By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov30 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1529-51 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 2.99 % By Weight1529-51 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 2.99 % By Weight Above ground applications1529-52 BuildingmaterialsWood plastic composite deckboard, PVC roofmembranes, roof shingles, flooring, and wallcoveringsincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-52 Fabrics andTextilesUpholstery fabrics, appliance gaskets, fillermaterial for 2-ply or more textiles used forapparelincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-52 Outdoor usearticlesPond liners, awnings, railings, fencecomponents, tenting, tarpaulins, and lawn andpatio furnitureincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-52 SpecialtyProductsAutomobile and airline components; incorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-53 BuildingmaterialsWood plastic composite deckboard, PVC roofmembranes, roof shingles, flooring, and wallcoveringsincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.Docket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov31 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations1529-53 Fabrics andTextilesUpholstery fabrics, appliance gaskets, fillermaterial for 2-ply or more textiles used forapparelincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-53 Outdoor usearticlesPond liners, awnings, railings, fencecomponents, tenting, tarpaulins, and lawn andpatio furnitureincorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.1529-53 SpecialtyProductsAutomobile and airline components; incorporation 0.98 % By Weight Not intended for use in foodcontact articles, toys, or textilesand other materials used inprolonged direct dermal contactwith the human body.5383-50 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.05 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-50 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.49 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-50 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.49 % By Weight5383-50 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.49 % By Weight5383-50 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.29 % By Weight5383-50 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.05 % By Weight5383-50 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.58 % By Weight5383-50 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.49 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-55 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.34 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-55 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.41 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov32 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-55 In canpreservativeNon-food use agricultural products such asfertilizers and pesticidesincorporation 0.17 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-55 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.17 % By Weight5383-55 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.68 % By Weight5383-55 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.68 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-63 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.08 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-63 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.80 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-63 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.80 % By Weight5383-63 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 1.20 % By Weight5383-63 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.20 % By Weight5383-63 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.12 % By Weight5383-63 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight5383-63 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.80 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-74 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.10 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-74 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight5383-74 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-74 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov33 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-74 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.20 % By Weight5383-74 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight5383-77 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.60 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-77 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.20 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-77 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.75 % By Weight5383-77 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 1.05 % By Weight5383-77 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.53 % By Weight5383-77 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.60 % By Weight5383-77 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.60 % By Weight5383-77 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.80 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-88 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.20 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-88 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, roof coatings and stucco mixtures incorporation 0.40 % By Weight5383-88 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.20 % By Weight5383-88 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.20 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-89 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.10 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-89 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, masonry coatings and stuccomixturesincorporation 0.10 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov34 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-89 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.50 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-89 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.30 % By Weight5383-89 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.40 By Weight5383-89 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.30 % By Weight5383-89 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.20 % By Weight5383-89 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.30 % By Weight5383-89 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.30 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-91 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.04 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-91 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.07 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-91 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.04 % By Weight5383-91 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.0036 % By Weight5383-91 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.04 % By Weight5383-91 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.03 % By Weight5383-91 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.04 % By Weight5383-91 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.11 By Weight Above ground applications5383-108 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andincorporation 0.05 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov35 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitationslatexes5383-108 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, masonry coatings and stuccomixturesincorporation 0.06 % By Weight5383-108 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.06 % By Weight5383-109 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.05 % By Weight5383-109 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, masonry coatings and stuccomixturesincorporation 0.09 % By Weight5383-109 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.06 % By Weight5383-110 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.08 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-110 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, masonry coatings and stuccomixturesincorporation 0.15 % By Weight5383-110 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-110 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.12 % By Weight5383-110 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.08 By Weight5383-110 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.08 By Weight Above ground applications5383-112 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.10 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-112 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.30 % By Weight5383-112 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight5383-112 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight5383-112 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.20 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.Docket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov36 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-112 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-113 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.10 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-113 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.40 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-113 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight5383-113 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight5383-113 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight5383-113 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.20 % By Weight5383-113 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.60 % By Weight5383-113 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.20 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-114 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.54 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-114 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.86 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-114 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 1.08 % By Weight5383-114 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.54 % By Weight5383-114 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.05 % By Weight5383-114 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.08 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-115 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.28 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov37 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-116 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.60 % By Weight5383-116 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillwork, wood compositesImmersion 0.56 % By Weight5383-117 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.50 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-117 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.60 % By Weight5383-117 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.06 % By Weight5383-117 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.30 % By Weight5383-117 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.05 % By Weight5383-117 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.50 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-118 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.34 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.5383-118 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.41 % By Weight5383-118 In canpreservativeNon-food use agricultural products such asfertilizers and pesticidesincorporation 0.17 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-118 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.17 % By Weight5383-118 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.68 % By Weight5383-118 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.68 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-119 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.21 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food ContactDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov38 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations5383-119 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements, masonry coatings and stuccomixturesincorporation 0.28 % By Weight5383-119 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.28 % By Weight5383-119 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.14 % By Weight5383-119 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.28 % By Weight5383-119 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.42 % By Weight Above ground applications5383-120 Wood Wood protective stains incorporation 0.44 % By Weight5383-120 Wood Millwork, Sapstain Immersion 0.87 % By Weight5383-133 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.23 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact5383-133 BuildingmaterialsJoint cements incorporation 0.23 % By Weight5383-133 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.35 % By Weight6836-200 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-200 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.05 # By Weight6836-200 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-200 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-200 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.02 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov39 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations6836-271 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-271 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-271 Household,Industrial andInstitutionalProductsSurface cleaning wipes, laundry additives(laundry detergents and fabric softeners), allpurpose cleaners, floorcare products, polishes,car wash and car wax products, and industrialdetergents.incorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-271 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.05 % By Weight6836-271 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.01 % By Weight8177-71 Wood, Existing Bare wood or previously weathered semitransparent stained exterior wood. Smooth orrough sawn exterior wood siding, decks, fences,shakes, trim and pressure treated wood.Brush, roller,spray0.058177-72 Wood, Existing Lumber, wood siding, shingles, fences, doors,frames, sash, trellises and millwork.Brush, roller,spray0.638177-73 Wood, Existing Bare wood or previously weathered semitransparent stained exterior wood. Smooth orrough sawn exterior wood siding, decks, fences,shakes, trim and pressure treated wood.Brush, roller,spray0.5739967-66 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.50 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact39967-66 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.99 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.39967-66 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.79 % By Weight39967-66 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight39967-66 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight39967-66 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.74 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov40 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations39967-66 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.99 % By Weight39967-66 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.20 % By Weight Above ground applications39967-75 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.50 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact39967-75 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.99 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.39967-75 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.99 % By Weight39967-75 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 By Weight39967-75 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight39967-75 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.74 % By Weight39967-75 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 0.99 % By Weight39967-75 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 0.99 % By Weight Above ground applications39967-76 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.50 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact39967-76 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 1.00 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.39967-76 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 1.00 % By Weight39967-76 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.50 % By Weight39967-76 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight39967-76 Paper Coatings Coatings applied to paper and cardboard incorporation 0.75 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov41 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations39967-76 Plastics andPlastic CoatingsShower curtains, cable and wire insulation, sunumbrellas, polymer furniture, filter medias,polymer components of carpetincorporation 1.00 % By Weight39967-76 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion 1.19 % By Weight Above ground applications43813-43 Adhesives Natural and synthetic adhesives, caulks,patching compounds, sealants, grouts andlatexesincorporation 0.60 % By Weight Non-medical, Non-food Contact43813-43 Cordage,TextilesCarpet fibers and backing, canvas and cordage,drapes and shower curtainsincorporation 0.48 % By Weight Not for human wear or direct skincontact.43813-43 Inks Aqueous ink based solutions incorporation 0.60 % By Weight43813-43 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.02 % By Weight43813-43 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion,brush, roller,spray0.24 % By Weight Above ground applications51578-1 Wood, Existing Bare wood or previously weathered semitransparent stained exterior wood. Smooth orrough sawn exterior wood siding, decks, fences,shakes, trim and pressure treated wood.Brush, roller,spray0.5856601-2 Wood Bare wood or previously weathered semitransparent stained exterior wood. Smooth orrough sawn exterior wood siding, decks, fences,shakes, trim and pressure treated wood.Spray Parts Product toHousehold Bleach59682-4 BuildingmaterialsInterior walls, fiberglass and rubber insulationon pipes and other surfaces, concrete andmasonry walls, pipe surfaces; and Interior metalsurfaces.Brush, roller,spray59682-4 Wood Wood Surfaces Brush, roller,spray0.15760061-27 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,Spray0.48 GA Product per GASolventDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov42 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations60061-28 Wood Decks, Fencing, Shake, Shingle, Lap and LogSiding, Shake & Shingle Roofing, ExteriorDoors, Window Frames, Trim, Boat Docks &Boardwalks, Outdoor Furniture & Décor, SpaCabinets, Gazebos & Arbors, Play SetsBrush, roller,spray0.560061-30 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particleboard,waferboard, millworkImmersion,brush2.560061-78 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,brush0.36 GA Product per GASolvent60061-88 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,Spray0.36 GA Product per GASolvent60061-89 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,Roller, Brush0.560061-90 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush0.52 GA Product per GASolvent60061-91 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush0.48 GA Product per GASolvent60061-93 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,Spray0.18 GA Product per GASolvent60061-96 Wood, New Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush0.50 GA Product per GASolvent60061-97 Wood, Existing Millwork, shingles, siding, plywood, hardboard,flakeboard, structural lumber, fences and otherexterior wood productsImmersion,brush, spray0.560061-98 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,brush, spray0.18 GA Product per GASolventDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov43 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations60061-105 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.560061-109 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.160061-112 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,brush, spray1.17 GA Product per GASolvent60061-113 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,brush, spray0.43 GA Product per GASolvent60061-115 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.39 GA Product per GASolvent60061-119 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.9860061-121 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,brush, spray0.31 GA Product per GASolvent60061-123 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.35 GA Product per GASolvent60061-126 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,spray0.18 GA Product per GASolvent60061-127 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,spray0.12 GA Product per GASolvent60061-133 Wood Millwork, siding, fences, decks, patios and otherwood products.Immersion,brush, spray0.31 GA Product per GASolvent62190-24 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,spray0.38 GA Product per GASolventDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov44 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations62190-25 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,spray0.55 GA Product per GASolvent62190-33 Wood, New Lumber Immersion,spray0.50 GA Product per GASolvent63836-1 BuildingmaterialsPainted, metal surfaces. HVAC systemgalvanized surfacesBrush, spray63836-1 Wood Wood Surfaces Brush, spray 0.1663836-2 BuildingmaterialsPainted, metal surfaces. Drywall, masonry basedsurfacesBrush, spray63836-2 BuildingmaterialsHVAC system galvanized surfacesBrush, spray63836-2 Wood Wood Surfaces Brush, spray 0.1267071-44 Adhesives andtackifiersWater-soluble and water-dispersed adhesivesand glues.incorporation 0.00 % By Weight67071-44 BuildingmaterialsMasonry coatings, mastics, caulks, sealants,joint cements, spackling, stucco, and grouting.incorporation 0.00 % By Weight67071-44 Coatings Latex coatings, solvent-based paints, semitransparent stains and solid stainsincorporation % By Weight67071-44 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.00075 % By Weight67071-53 BuildingmaterialsMasonry coatings, mastics, caulks, sealants,joint cements, spackling, stucco, and grouting.incorporation 0.15 % By Weight67071-53 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.15 % By Weight67071-55 BuildingmaterialsMasonry coatings, mastics, caulks, sealants,joint cements, spackling, stucco, and grouting.incorporation 0.20 % By Weight67071-55 Dry film paintpreservativePaints, stains and latex emulsions incorporation 0.20 % By Weight67071-60 Adhesives andtackifiersWater-soluble and water-dispersed adhesivesand glues.incorporation 0.20 % By Weight67071-60 BuildingmaterialsMasonry coatings, mastics, caulks, sealants,joint cements, spackling, stucco, and grouting.incorporation 0.20 % By WeightDocket Number: EPA-HQ-OPP-2011-0420www.regulations.gov45 of 45EPA Reg # Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces ApplicationMethodMax App RateConvertedUnits Use Limitations67071-60 Coatings Latex coatings, solvent-based paints, semitransparent stains and solid stainsincorporation % By Weight67071-60 MWF Aqueous metalworking, cutting, cooling andlubricating fluidsincorporation 0.10 % By Weight69587-2 Wood New and weathered wood Immersion,brush, roller,spray0.569587-4 Wood New and weathered wood Immersion,brush, roller,spray0.570227-5 Wood, New New lumber, plywood, particle board andmillworkImmersion,brush, spray.72616-1 Wood, New Recently felled and freshsawn or peeled wood. Immersion,spray.0.31 By Weight75101-3 Wood, New New lumber that has been sawed and milled todimension.PressureTreatment0.03 GA Product per GASolvent75101-3 Wood, New New lumber that has been sawed and milled todimension.Immersion L per Cubic Meterof Wood