Completely Denatured Alcohol 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

FAQ

What is CDA 12A denatured alcohol used for?

CDA 12A (ethanol denatured with n-heptane) is used as an industrial solvent for resins, coatings, and inks in printing, as a cleaning agent for removing flux residues in electronics manufacturing, and for general cleaning and sanitization in industrial, government, and laboratory settings.

How is CDA 12A different from food grade or organic alcohol?

Unlike food grade or organic alcohol, CDA 12A is completely denatured with n-heptane, making it non-consumable and intended strictly for industrial, government, and laboratory use rather than food, pharmaceutical, or cosmetic applications.

What sizes does CDA 12A come in?

CDA 12A is available in a wide range of sizes — 1 gallon, 5 gallon, 55 gallon drum, and 270 gallon tote — plus bulk and custom tanker arrangements for larger industrial needs.

Is CDA 12A flammable and how should it be handled?

Yes, CDA 12A is a flammable denatured solvent and should be handled with standard precautions — proper ventilation, PPE, and care around ignition sources.

Can I get a Certificate of Analysis (COA) for CDA 12A?

Yes, a Certificate of Analysis can be requested from Simple Solvents to confirm the composition and quality of your CDA 12A order.

Additional information

Weight	490 lbs
Dimensions	40 × 48 × 40 in
ProofAlcohol proof is a measure of the strength and concentration of ethanol in alcoholic beverages or solutions. It is used to indicate the amount of ethanol present as a percentage by volume, providing an easy way to understand the potency and purity of the alcohol. Proof Calculation: In the United States, alcohol proof is calculated as twice the percentage of alcohol by volume (ABV). For example, a liquid with 50% ABV would be labeled as 100 proof. This system helps consumers and manufacturers easily compare the strength of different alcohol products. High-Proof Alcohol: Higher proof alcohol (above 100 proof) is typically used in industrial, medical, and laboratory settings, as well as for creating stronger spirits and extracts. These high-proof alcohols provide more concentrated solutions ideal for specific applications, including botanical extraction and sanitization. Low-Proof Alcohol: Lower proof alcohol (below 100 proof) is more common in beverages like wine and lower-strength spirits, where a more moderate concentration is desirable for consumption. Selecting the right alcohol proof is crucial for its intended use, whether it\'s for food and beverage production, extraction processes, or industrial purposes. Our range of alcohols is available in various proofs to meet your specific needs.	200 Proof
SizeWe offer a wide range of packaging sizes to meet your specific requirements, whether you need small quantities for testing or large volumes for manufacturing. Our flexible packaging options ensure you can find the right size for your operational scale, from small batches to full-scale production. 1 Gallon: Ideal for smaller projects, lab work, or testing new formulations, this size offers convenience and precision without excess waste. 5 Gallon: Perfect for medium-scale operations, this size is commonly used in research labs, small production runs, and craft industries. 55 Gallon: A go-to option for larger production needs, our 55-gallon drums provide a practical solution for manufacturers and processors looking to scale up while maintaining efficiency. 270 Gallon: For high-volume applications, this large-capacity option ensures cost-effectiveness and reduced downtime for refilling, making it ideal for large-scale industrial, food, and beverage production. Bulk: For operations that require the highest volumes, we offer bulk packaging solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you need tankers or custom bulk deliveries, we can provide scalable options to support your growing demands. Each packaging size is designed with durability and ease of handling in mind, ensuring safe transport and storage. Choose the size that fits your needs and enjoy the convenience of high-quality products delivered in the quantities that best suit your business.	270 Gallon Tote, 55 Gallon Drum, Railcar, Tanker
GradeOur comprehensive range of chemical and food ingredients comes in various grades, ensuring that you have the right product for every application. Each grade reflects a level of purity and suitability for specific uses, from laboratory experiments to food production and personal care products. USP Grade (United States Pharmacopeia): This pharmaceutical-grade standard ensures ingredients meet the strictest quality, purity, and safety criteria, making them ideal for medical and healthcare applications. Food Grade: Certified safe for use in food production, our Food Grade ingredients comply with regulatory standards for human consumption. FCC Grade (Food Chemicals Codex): Ingredients classified under FCC Grade meet the safety, identity, and purity requirements for use in food, beverages, and dietary supplements. USP / FCC Grade: Dual-compliant ingredients that adhere to both USP and FCC standards, ensuring the highest quality for both pharmaceutical and food-related applications. Technical Grade: Suitable for industrial applications, Technical Grade products are not intended for consumption but are perfect for manufacturing, cleaning, and processing needs. ACS Grade (American Chemical Society): Trusted for laboratory and research purposes, ACS Grade chemicals meet high purity standards, making them ideal for precise and controlled scientific experiments. Lab Grade: These versatile chemicals are suitable for general laboratory work where high levels of purity are not mandatory but still necessary for accuracy. NF Grade (National Formulary): Ingredients classified as NF Grade meet the rigorous standards of the National Formulary, ensuring they are suitable for pharmaceutical applications, particularly in the formulation of excipients. Whether you\'re manufacturing food, conducting laboratory experiments, or producing pharmaceuticals, our diverse selection of grades ensures you’ll find the exact quality and compliance you need for any project.	Lab Grade, Technical Grade

Safety & Shipping Info

When dealing with class 3 hazardous materials like certain solvents, it's crucial to prioritize safety at every step, from purchasing to shipping and receiving. At Simple Solvents, we take care of all aspects of delivery, ensuring that our customers receive their products safely and in compliance with regulations. Here are some essential safety precautions and information needed for handling these materials responsibly:

Safety Data Sheets (SDS): Customers can access Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all our products, which provide essential information about the chemicals, including hazards, handling procedures, and emergency measures.

Understanding Hazards: While we handle the hazardous materials, it's important for customers to understand the specific hazards of the products they are purchasing, such as flammability or reactivity, and how to mitigate them in case of emergencies. Always read the safety data sheet before buying, using, storing and disposing chemicals.

Transportation Compliance: Our operations adhere to the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations for shipping hazmats. Be sure to communicate with your local authorities regarding permits and regulations for buying, storing, using, and disposing of chemicals.

Proper Packaging: We use approved containers, labeling, and packaging materials to prevent leaks, spills, or accidents during transit, ensuring that hazardous materials are delivered safely.

Storage Considerations: Always store hazardous materials in designated areas with proper ventilation, temperature controls, and secondary containment measures to prevent accidents and minimize risks during transportation / storage.

Disposal Procedures: Be sure to understand proper disposal procedures and regulations that are unique to your location.

Emergency Response Plan: Always be equipped with a comprehensive emergency response plan, including procedures for spills, leaks, fires, and injuries related to hazardous materials, to ensure swift and effective response in case of emergencies.

Continuous Monitoring: Regularly monitor and inspect your storage areas, equipment, and handling practices to identify and address potential safety hazards promptly.

Material Safety Best Practices

When purchasing, using, shipping, storing, or disposing of Simple Solvents’ products, including flammable liquids and solvents, please be aware of the following important considerations and best practices:

Some Simple Solvents products are class 3 hazardous materials and are highly flammable. They may pose significant risks if not handled correctly. Always use these materials in well-ventilated areas away from heat sources, sparks, or open flames. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and safety goggles, to minimize exposure.

Proper Handling

Exercise caution when handling to prevent spills, leaks, or accidents. Use spill containment measures and follow the safety data sheet for safe handling. Do not tip packaging during transit or storage – keep the product vertical at all times.

Shipping and Storage

Ensure compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations for the shipping. All shipments must be made to a commercial address with proper labeling and documentation. Store these materials in secure, cool, and dry conditions away from incompatible substances. If the product is hazardous as indicated on the SDS, consult with your local fire marshal regarding storage allowances and local restrictions to ensure compliance with regional safety regulations.

Disposal

Follow local, state, and federal regulations for the disposal of chemical materials. Properly dispose of unused or expired products through certified disposal facilities or programs. Do not dispose in regular trash or down drains.

Emergency Procedures

In case of an emergency, such as a spill, leak, or exposure, immediately follow the appropriate emergency response protocols. Evacuate the area if necessary and contact emergency services for assistance. Use spill containment kits to manage and contain leaks, and refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for specific first aid measures and response instructions.

Regulatory Compliance

Familiarize yourself with relevant regulations and safety data sheets (SDS) for the materials you are handling. Ensure adherence to all legal and safety requirements to protect yourself and others. Every state and locality may have additional rules & regulations.

By following these guidelines, you can help ensure the safe and responsible use of Simple Solvents products. Always prioritize safety, emergency preparedness, and regulatory compliance in all aspects of handling and disposal.