3,3-Dimethoxy-Propanenitrile, known by its molecular formula C5H9NO2 and HS-Code 2926909090, finds use as a raw material in chemical synthesis, agrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals. Many labs turn to this compound for its specific structure and reactivity, making it a preferred choice for research and manufacturing. Its molecular property stands out: clear liquid at room temperature, specific gravity 1.01 g/cm3, with a faint yet distinctive odor. As demand grows, facilities in China supply consistent batches, keeping the quality in check to suit the needs of manufacturers seeking both volume and reliability.
Every chemist handling 3,3-Dimethoxy-Propanenitrile pays close attention to its physical and chemical traits. Boiling point lands near 152°C, flash point sits at 45°C, soluble in most organic solvents, sparingly soluble in water. It arrives with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) confirming purity levels above 98%, TDS file available for review, and every shipment ready for OEM applications. As a raw material, it has versatility, fitting into large-scale or smaller volume inquiries. The MSDS spells out hazard class and storage needs—ventilated spaces, away from direct heat sources. REACH registration and ISO9001:2015 certification cover compliance. Buyers want assurance that the products coming from China factories pass SGS testing and hold halal, kosher certificates for global compatibility.
Most 3,3-Dimethoxy-Propanenitrile in circulation gets delivered directly from Chinese suppliers. The reach is wide—FOB Shanghai or CIF to any major port. Minimum order quantity (MOQ) and price per liter are up for negotiation based on buyers’ requirements. Quotes usually reflect the raw material’s volatility on the chemical-buy market. Purchasing managers usually prefer transparent conversations with suppliers, relying on up-to-date policy information and clear shipment tracking from inquiry through to unloading.
Factory price swings reflect the cost of raw materials, currency rate, and policies set by Chinese authorities. Recent news from the chemical sector points to price adjustments as factories in China adapt to REACH and other international regulations. Some global pharmaceutical buyers look for free samples, so suppliers often provide these along with full SDS and hazard data. Sustainability calls grow louder in the market, and manufacturers shift towards cleaner production lines, also offering OEM customized batches for niche demands. Export documents routinely include ISO and halal or kosher certification to ensure clearance through customs in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
3,3-Dimethoxy-Propanenitrile carries the ‘harmful’ and ‘hazardous’ raw materials classification. Handlers follow MSDS guidance every time: use personal protective gear, ensure good air flow, segregate from acids or oxidizers, and store in secure, cool, dry rooms. Waste streams get treated as hazardous, under local environmental rules. Businesses that use this chemical invest in safety audits and staff training. Routine checks cut down on risks and keep insurance costs predictable. Safety data sheet copies travel with each shipment, never just tucked inside a warehouse office.
It always pays to compare reactions and stability data before committing to any supplier. The best China-based distributors keep their certifications up to date, deliver full traceability, and maintain client networks across pharma, agrochem, and advanced materials. Price, MOQ, technical support, and documentation dictate purchasing decisions. In practice, my own purchasing teams lean hard on reputation—factories with open policy updates and responsive sales teams usually keep our lines running when others falter.
