Bulk acetone

Industrial and laboratory acetone. Acetone is a controlled precursor under the 1988 UN Convention (Table II): every RFQ needs an end-use declaration and is reviewed by hand before publication.

Requests in this category need an end-use declaration and are reviewed by hand before they are published.

Buyer's guide

Common grades and specifications

  • Technical / industrial grade (≥99.5%)
  • Laboratory / ACS reagent grade
  • Key specs: purity, water content, colour (APHA), non-volatile residue

Typical packaging

Steel drums (often around 160 kg), IBCs, ISO tanks or road tankers.

Typical minimum order

Commonly one container of drums or one ISO tank.

HS code (4-digit headings)

HeadingDescription
2914Ketones and quinones (acetone)

Guidance only. The exact 6- to 10-digit code depends on the product and the importing country's tariff. Confirm with your customs broker.

Incoterms tips

Hazardous goods (with a UN number) need a dangerous goods declaration and a carrier willing to take them; check this before you agree CFR/CIF or CPT/CIP, where the seller books the freight. Acetone is a flammable liquid (UN 1090, class 3).

Quality documents to request

  • COA
  • SDS
  • End-user / end-use certificate
  • Import or precursor licence where your country requires one
  • Dangerous goods declaration

Sourcing notes

No sourcing restriction for industrial use. Precursor controls apply.

Open RFQs: acetone

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