Factories needing solid intermediates for specialty synthesis often turn to 2,3-Dichloropropiononitrile, widely recognized for providing balance between reactivity and stability. Through many years working in procurement, I have seen demand for this raw material rise, not just for agrochemical production but also in pharmaceutical projects. Chinese manufacturers keep tight supply chains, using ISO and SGS certifications to maintain product quality at every stage. Consistent supply, halal and kosher certified, helps customers meet global requirements and keep their own manufacturing lines running.
2,3-Dichloropropiononitrile, with molecular formula C3H3Cl2N, brings useful features to daily industrial operations. With a specific density around 1.24 g/cm³, this clear liquid material mixes into liter solutions without fuss. The HS Code is 2926909090. This lets buyers sort duties and tariffs faster, minimizing port delays. I often see teams leveraging the molecular structure—two chlorines and a nitrile functional group open pathways for creative downstream synthesis, from protective coatings to fine chemicals.
Handling hazardous raw materials calls for straight facts. According to MSDS data, this compound demands gloves, goggles, and adequate ventilation. Our crew once faced a minor spill, and fast action with proper PPE kept everyone safe. It pays to train staff on material solutions: 2,3-Dichloropropiononitrile’s harmful nature as a nitrile means inhalation or skin contact must be avoided. Compliance with REACH and regular updates to both SDS and TDS enable safer operations across production and lab environments.
Buyers today look at both price per liter and the full quote structure—be it FOB, CIF, or domestic. I have worked on bids where quick shipment and MOQ flexibility decided the supplier. Factories in China often offer free samples, so buyers can test the incoming material for batch consistency before moving to large purchase orders. Those savings on bulk or OEM requests get passed on, allowing smaller formulators to compete with established brands. Factory price transparency shapes real purchasing decisions, not vague promises.
Global market access ties back to paperwork. Certified batches—REACH registered, ISO, SGS, Halal, Kosher—give buyers confidence wherever finished goods travel. Policy shifts, such as tightening EU safety requirements, led our team to insist on updated documentation for every shipment. These standards force every player on the supply chain to raise the bar, which ultimately benefits the end user.
Most buyers reach out for quotes covering lead time, CIF/FOB options, and whether samples are available. Keeping communication with suppliers in China direct and honest speeds the inquiry process. I recommend checking MOQ early, since production runs sometimes favor large buyers. Shipment tracking, real-time updates, and regular policy news round out the experience, ensuring no buyer waits in the dark as regulations shift.
