Product Description
We continue to adapt to the technological advancements to manufacture and supply a qualitative range of Acetone . These organic compounds are used as a good solvent for plastics and synthetic fibers processing. For complete clients satisfaction, our offered Acetone is processed at our modern labs by employing optimum quality components. Precise pH value and accurate composition are some of the salient attributes of our solvents.
Features:
- Quick evaporation
- No harmful effect
- Longer shelf life
Specifications:
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Purity
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99.5 % Minimum
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Moisture
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0.3 to 0.5 %
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Colour
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Water White
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Gravity
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0.792
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Packing
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160 kg / HDPE drum
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Density Mix
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0.800 to 0.815
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Efficient Solution for Industrial CleaningAcetones exceptional solvency power and rapid evaporation make it ideal for removing stubborn residues, oils, and paint from industrial equipment. Its versatility ensures efficient cleaning with minimal downtime, supporting both direct use and integration into formulated products.
Wide-Ranging ApplicationsAcetone is utilized in numerous industries, including paint, coatings, laboratory preparations, and chemical manufacturing. Its miscibility with many solvents and fast evaporation rate enable effective use in cleaning, thinning, and synthetic processes, ensuring practical results in demanding environments.
FAQs of Acetone 1:
Q: How is acetone typically used in industrial processes?
A: Acetone is applied directly, as a mixing agent, by immersion, or as a component in formulated products. Its main uses include industrial cleaning, degreasing, paint removal, and as a solvent in laboratory and manufacturing applications.
Q: What benefits does acetone offer over other solvents?
A: Acetones rapid evaporation, strong solvency, and full miscibility with water and common organic solvents facilitate efficient cleaning and drying. Its high purity and neutrality minimize residue and are suitable for sensitive processes.
Q: When should acetone be chosen for cleaning or paint removal?
A: Acetone should be selected for tasks requiring fast-acting, effective removal of adhesives, paints, or grease, particularly when minimal residue and rapid drying are essential. It is well-suited for use in industries needing quick turnarounds.
Q: Where can acetone be safely stored and handled?
A: Acetone must be stored in tightly closed containers like drums, barrels, tankers, or HDPE carboys, in well-ventilated areas away from heat and sources of ignition. Always handle in line with safety protocols due to its high flammability and vapor risks.
Q: What safety precautions are necessary when using acetone industrially?
A: Ensure good ventilation and avoid sources of heat or flames. Personal protective equipment, such as gloves and goggles, should be used. Acetone vapors may cause drowsiness and dizziness, so limit exposure and follow local regulations for hazardous materials.
Q: How long does acetone last, and what are the storage guidelines?
A: Acetone has a shelf life of 24 months after manufacturing if stored according to recommendationsnamely, in sealed, chemical-resistant containers away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Q: What is the process for using acetone as a laboratory solvent?
A: In lab settings, acetone is directly mixed with target compounds or used for equipment cleaning due to its strong solvency and rapid evaporation. Always adhere to required laboratory safety procedures when handling acetone.