Acetone Solvent - 99% Purity, High-grade Liquid For Industrial Applications | Shelf Life 12 Months, Room Temperature Storage

3

10 Liter/Liters

25 Kilograms/Kilograms

34 Kilograms/Kilograms

Room Temperature

Other

Room Temperature

99%

93-95%

High

Industrial

Other

Industrial

5000 Per Month

100 Per Day

502-69-2

67-64-1

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Acetone is a highly volatile, colorless organic solvent primarily used to dissolve plastics, fibers, paints, and adhesives. Common uses include acetone-based nail polish removers, thinning paints/varnishes, degreasing metal components, cleaning lab glassware, and as an industrial chemical intermediate for producing plastics like polycarbonate. Key Uses of AcetoneCosmetics & Personal Care: The most common household use is as a nail polish remover, and it is also used in some acne treatments.Cleaning & Degreasing: Acetone is an effective, fast-drying degreaser for tools, electronics (removing rosin flux), and removing residue from surfaces (stickers, ink, superglue).Industrial Solvent & Thinner: It thins polyester resins, cleans tools used with fiber glass, and is used in manufacturing paints, varnishes, and lacquers.Chemical Manufacturing: It acts as a raw material for producing plastics (methyl methacrylate, bisphenol A), synthetic textiles, and pharmaceuticals.Laboratory & Scientific: Used for cleaning laboratory glassware due to its ability to dissolve almost all organic compounds and its rapid evaporation.Automotive & Household: Removes oil stains from concrete, degreases engines, and cleans, and removes permanent marker.Specialized Storage: Used as a carrier for the safe storage and transportation of acetylene gas.