Completely Denatured Alcohol 12A – CDA 12A

The blend consists of ethanol denatured with n-heptane. CDA12a is a specially formulated denatured alcohol treated with specific additives to make it unfit for consumption, ensuring it’s used only for industrial purposes.

One of the critical features of Simple Solvents’ CDA-12a (Ethanol Denatured with n-heptane 99%) is its high purity level, which makes it an excellent choice for various applications. It’s commonly used as a solvent for resins, coatings, and inks in the printing industry. It’s also used as a cleaning agent in the electronics industry to remove flux residues and other contaminants.

Denatured alcohol is widely used in manufacturing, cleaning, and other industrial processes. CDA12A is a high-quality solvent that offers excellent solvency power and high purity, making it a popular choice among industrial users.

Our denatured ethanol is made to meet strict industry standards, ensuring that it meets the needs of our customers. We also offer fast and reliable shipping to ensure you receive your order on time. Contact us today to learn more about denatured alcohol and how it can benefit your industrial applications.

Industries

Cleaning & Sanitization: Denatured Alcohol 12A is ideal for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces in industrial, government, and laboratory settings. Its strong solvent properties ensure effective removal of contaminants and residues.
Industrial Applications: This product is frequently used in manufacturing processes where a non-consumable alcohol is required. Its formulation makes it suitable for applications in various industrial settings.
Government and Laboratory Use: CDA 12A is compliant with regulations for use in government and laboratory environments where stringent standards for safety and efficacy are required.

Formula 27 CFR 21.26

100 gallons of 200 proof ethyl alcohol denatured with 5 gallons of heptane with the following specifications per TTB guidance:

§ 21.112 Heptane: No distillate should come over below 200 °F. and none above 211 °F. Learn more.

Additional Information:

CAS Number: Ethanol 64-17-5, Heptane 142-82-5
Common Names: Denatured Ethanol, Denatured Alcohol, CDA 12A, CDA12, CDA12A, C,D,A. 12A, CDA 12A 200 Proof Ethanol Denatured
Scientific Name: Completely Denatured Alcohol

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