Identity
Record chemical name, CAS when known, intended process and whether technical, ACS, NF or recovered material is being requested.
Independent sourcing partner
Bulk Acetone Sourcing helps US distributors, formulators and plant buyers collect grade, quantity, packaging and destination details, then request factory quotations. We do not hold drums, claim authorization or treat a product-family SDS as evidence for a quoted lot.
Request Factory Quotes Review inquiry options| 13 | identity and assay checks on the first brief |
|---|---|
| 9 | SDS, TDS, CoA and transport files commonly requested |
| 8 | package or destination constraints kept visible |
| 13 | producer questions used to line up quotations |
| 4 | approval gates before lots are treated as comparable |
| Field | Why we ask | If not confirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Chemical name and CAS 67-64-1 when that is the intended solvent | Locks identity before any mill name is compared | Identity remains open |
| Grade, assay, water content and residue on evaporation | Keeps typical values from being treated as lot limits | Supplier to confirm |
| Quantity, package type and US destination | Stops an ex-works drum quote being scored against a tank load | Delivered scope stays blank |
The first brief is a comparison sheet, not a warehouse check. Similar solvent names can hide different inhibitors, water limits or recovered streams, so each field below stays open until a supplier answers against the exact quoted product.
Record chemical name, CAS when known, intended process and whether technical, ACS, NF or recovered material is being requested.
State the assay, water content, acidity and residue on evaporation values you need confirmed, or mark them for supplier proposal.
Choose drums, IBC or tank, note UN number, flash-point statement and unloading limits, then ask for current SDS, TDS and CoA format for the quoted lot.
These rows describe buyer starting points inside Basic & Industrial Chemicals. They are not stock lists and do not transfer another catalog’s compliance claims onto your order.
Use when the buyer already knows the solvent identity and needs grade, water, packaging and destination aligned before quotes are compared.
Use when packaging format, recurring volume or tank versus drum choice is the open decision and assay still needs a quoted confirmation.
Use when the buyer wants comparable producer answers on specification, sample policy and document set rather than a single named mill.
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A family SDS is a starting file. Handling, storage and transport decisions wait for the SDS of the exact concentration and package that is quoted.
Ask whether assay, water, density, flash point and inhibitor statements are typical values or lot-controlled limits.
Request the CoA fields the receiving lab will accept. A related grade or another producer’s certificate is not evidence for this lot.
Read the buyer procurement brief before sending the form.
A sample can confirm appearance, assay or process fit only after you name the method and reviewer. This site does not give mixing or hazardous-use instructions; those stay with qualified EHS and laboratory staff.
Optional budget and supplier preference (high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided) describe your trade-off. They are not a verified rating and do not require a current quotation.