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HS Code |
490390 |
| Product Name | Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate |
| Chemical Formula | C6H12O2 |
| Molecular Weight | 116.16 g/mol |
| Appearance | Colorless transparent liquid |
| Odor | Fruity odor |
| Purity | ≥99.0% |
| Boiling Point | 126-127°C |
| Melting Point | -99°C |
| Density | 0.867 g/cm³ (20°C) |
| Flash Point | 28°C (closed cup) |
| Refractive Index | 1.399 (20°C) |
| Solubility In Water | 0.18 g/100 mL (20°C) |
| Vapor Pressure | 5.1 kPa (20°C) |
| Autoignition Temperature | 430°C |
| Cas Number | 123-86-4 |
As an accredited Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate is packaged in a 200-liter blue HDPE drum, featuring product labeling and secure, leak-proof sealing. |
| Container Loading (20′ FCL) | Container Loading (20′ FCL) for Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate typically holds 80 drums or around 16 metric tons, maximizing transport efficiency. |
| Shipping | Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate is shipped in tightly sealed steel drums or ISO tanks to ensure product integrity and safety during transit. It should be transported as a flammable liquid, in accordance with international hazardous goods regulations, and kept away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Proper labeling and documentation are required. |
| Storage | Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from sources of heat, ignition, and direct sunlight. Keep containers tightly closed and properly labeled. Store away from incompatible substances such as strong acids, bases, and oxidizers. Use only in areas free from sparks or flames and with appropriate grounding and bonding to prevent static discharge. |
| Shelf Life | Sinopec S-Butyl Acetate has a shelf life of 12 months when stored in tightly sealed containers under cool, dry conditions. |
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For decades, we at Sinopec have committed ourselves to the rigorous production of specialty chemicals that actually solve problems for industrial partners. S-Butyl Acetate stands out as one of our core offerings, built not just on specs, but through thousands of batches producing real results for coatings, inks, adhesives, and other complex blends. No third-party guessing, just hands-on synthesis and daily testing in our own plants.
To make great downstream chemicals, you first need raw materials you can trust. S-Butyl Acetate, or sec-butyl acetate, serves as a fast-evaporating, highly pure ester solvent. Its systematic name is 1-methylpropyl ethanoate, but in the workshop or the lab we just say S-Butyl Acetate. Produced at our large-scale integrated units, this clear, colorless liquid leaves little odor and passes strict purity controls—key when batch consistency keeps a line productive or a coating finish spotless.
With fast-moving process lines and high-viscosity resins, unchecked impurities in sec-butyl acetate turn into flaws, haze, or wasted batches. We manufacture to high standards, aiming for purity above 99.5%, with water and acid content at fractions of a percent. Packaging avoids contamination; we fill steel drums or tank wagons under controlled atmospheres and test every shipment before it leaves, eliminating the headache and risk that comes from out-of-spec loads.
True spec control also means measuring a whole range of properties—not just purity and color. We monitor residual alcohols, acidity as acetic acid, water content by Karl Fischer, and density at set temperatures. Even routine tests like distillation ranges get tracked across every lot because one off-batch can shut down a paint or electronics line and nobody—manufacturer or user—wants that.
In our experience with industrial clients, S-Butyl Acetate remains a first-choice solvent for a reason. It dissolves a wide range of resins, nitrocellulose, and coatings polymers more freely than n-butyl acetate or isobutyl acetate. This translates on the shop floor to better flow-out in lacquers and a more forgiving margin for storage and application temperature swings.
Polish and paint makers often ask about drying times. Our sec-butyl acetate features a medium evaporation rate that fits sweetly between fast-evaporating esters like ethyl acetate and slower ones like n-butyl acetate. This means quick handling with reduced risk of blushing or surface defects, especially under humid or shifting conditions. As the original manufacturer, we can guarantee this property run-to-run, every drum, every wagon, because we control the process end to end.
Process professionals want to know what difference S-Butyl Acetate brings compared to similar products like n-butyl acetate, isobutyl acetate, or ethyl acetate. The answer keeps coming back to performance on the application end—not just how it dissolves or how quickly it flashes off, but how it shapes real-world production and finishing.
Our S-Butyl Acetate offers higher solvent power for key raw materials, especially for resins that regular butyl acetate cannot fully dissolve. This reduces the risk of streaks, uneven gloss, or settling. Clients report that switching to our product cut down on rework in automotive touch-up blends and improved clarity in transparent coatings. In ink manufacturing, the balance between evaporation and solvency makes printing easier—reduced fouling, less haze, sharper color transfer.
Handling and safety also differ. Compared to isobutyl acetate, S-Butyl Acetate gives off less pungency, supporting better working conditions for floor operators and reducing the load on ventilation gear. Its chemical behavior in mixed solvent systems gives formulators more leeway for adjusting open time, working window, or final finish. The point is not just substitution, but optimization for the workload unique to each client’s process.
Other suppliers may move tonnage as a commodity, but those of us on the production side see that true value comes from reliability in every batch. That means holding product specs tight even as raw material supply changes or customer demand spikes unpredictably. Over the years, we have focused on refining our distillation and purification steps, installing real-time monitoring at critical process points, and screening feedstock more aggressively than regulatory limits require.
We also invest in collaborative troubleshooting. We train our technical teams not just to run our processes, but to help resolve blending or application issues on the customer's end—whether that means optimizing a paint’s drying schedule or reducing emissions down a new production line. Trends toward stricter VOC limits have sparked a move toward esters like S-Butyl Acetate, which cut emissions without sacrificing coating quality. Our experience has shown that pairing process flexibility with stable quality makes for long-term partnerships, not just one-off deliveries.
Batch-to-batch consistency is not just about lab analytics; it includes reliability of logistics, care with loading and unloading, and full documentation support. Shipments feature detailed certificates of analysis with every critical parameter, and if a customer’s process calls for a tweak, we can advise and, if needed, adjust the blend to fit.
Over years of hands-on delivery, we see S-Butyl Acetate perform especially well in:
Several clients use the product directly in flexible packaging laminating adhesives, citing ease of mixing with isocyanate crosslinkers and a consistently smooth cure, even during temperature or humidity swings in the shop.
Beyond core product attributes, S-Butyl Acetate offers tangible improvements in health and safety and environmental management. On the production scale, its moderate volatility reduces operator inhalation risk compared to lighter esters, while minimizing fugitive VOC emissions during mixing and application. Longstanding clients have met or exceeded emissions targets after switching from older, heavier solvents without rewriting all their downstream processes.
Because we undertake all synthesis, purification, and packing ourselves, trace contaminants remain below regulatory thresholds and leave no surprises for downstream fire code, transport, or storage. Regular air monitoring at our own plants guides our own safety standards, which then translate into safer handling recommendations for all users. Our experience with regulatory agencies and transport guidelines means clients face fewer headaches at the warehouse dock or in international shipping.
All chemical manufacturing faces pressure to reduce environmental impact—not just inside the plant, but across the full supply chain. Our teams consistently upgrade process steps to boost solvent recovery and cut down on waste; nothing in the S-Butyl Acetate stream gets wasted if it can be renewed or reused. Where possible, we implement multi-stage condensers and scrubbers in our recovery systems, further reducing emissions and improving both yield and operator safety. These systems are the result of years of process improvement, and we pass on those gains directly through better margins and lower carbon footprints for end users.
By reducing byproduct formation, optimizing feedstock ratios, and tightly controlling distillation, we minimize the environmental burdens associated with ester chemical synthesis. Many users, especially in coatings and adhesives, have corporate goals tied to green chemistry. Our own sustainability commitments back those goals with actual, verifiable reductions—not just marketing claims.
Day in and day out, we see that the difference between a workable process and costly rework often hinges on solvent performance. If a resin batch foams or a pigment blend separates, the root cause frequently points to solvent instability or poor purity. We have built our S-Butyl Acetate supply on quality controls so rigorous that our team can pick up a spec drift before it lands in a customer’s tank. Over time, this investment in tight control and reliability leads to fewer returns, smoother batch processing, and reduced cost from production stops.
External pressures, from new emission rules to raw feed volatility, hit us as hard as any manufacturer. But with fully owned production, we steer raw sourcing, keep product supplies steady, and adjust fast if market or specification trends shift. Nobody likes surprise shortages or scrambling for compliant lots—neither us nor our customers.
Manufacturing S-Butyl Acetate ourselves—versus relying on middlemen or tollers—shows up where it matters: on-spec product delivered on time, technical support that actually understands production, and consistent product that puts an end to batch-to-batch headaches. Every ton that leaves our plant comes with the backing of experienced process engineers who understand not only chemistry but also what failures mean at customer sites—and how to avoid them from the start.
In our factory, every valve, column, and tank is specified and maintained by staff who consistently see how one off-taste or metering slip turns into real world trouble downstream. This sense of responsibility runs through our team, from reactor operators through to the shipping and regulatory staff. A customer call about performance or logistics goes straight to the people who built and checked that product, not to a distant office.
Over years of partnership with small shops and large multinationals, certain issues come up again and again:
We believe that real expertise comes from facing challenges head-on at the point of production—not passing off a spec sheet from one broker to another. Every year brings somewhere new to improve, whether in purity, emissions, or ease-of-use for end customers. Requirements keep shifting, customer processes grow more complex, and demand for cleaner, safer, greener solvents continues to rise.
By investing in robust process monitoring, upgrading feedstock logistics, and working closely with longtime clients on new applications, we continue to sharpen not just the S-Butyl Acetate product line, but the service and support that come with it. Nobody can fake day-in, day-out experience shipping, troubleshooting, and supplying at this scale. Our labs never stop running and our lines never stop moving, because we know how much customers rely on the actual product and the trust that comes from solving real manufacturing problems together.
From resins to coatings, adhesives to specialty blends, S-Butyl Acetate from genuine manufacturers will always outperform commodity alternatives in real industrial settings. Results show in fewer stoppages, better product outcomes, and fewer headaches for the people who rely on our chemistry every day.