Normal Butyl Acetate (Normal Butyl Acetate) urethane grade is one of the most widely used ester solvents in the paint, industrial coatings, polyurethane resins, printing inks, adhesives and advanced chemical industries. This product with the chemical formula C6H12O2 and CAS number 123-86-4 is produced as a clear, colorless liquid with a mild fruity odor and is used in the formulation of sensitive polyurethane-based products (Urethane Systems) due to its high purity, controlled moisture content and minimal impurities.In modern coatings industries, choosing a solvent with controlled evaporation, good compatibility with resins and high chemical stability is of particular importance. Due to these properties, N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade is known as one of the key solvents in the production of industrial paints, automotive coatings, wood varnishes, protective coatings and polyurethane systems. Explore other industrial chemicals supplied by Aasad Chimie.

Normal Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade at a Glance

N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade is a high purity ester solvent specifically designed for the polyurethane, industrial paints, protective coatings, specialty resins, printing inks and industrial adhesives industries. This product offers very good performance in chemically sensitive systems due to its precise control of water and impurities.

 

What is n-butyl acetate?

N-butyl acetate is an organic ester produced by the reaction of n-butanol and acetic acid. It is known as a powerful solvent in various industries and has the ability to dissolve a wide range of resins, polymers and coating materials.

In urethane grade, parameters such as purity, water content, acidity and volatile impurities are carefully controlled so as not to disrupt the polyurethane production processes and sensitive coatings.

For information about the related solvent, see the Normal Butyl Acetate product page.

 

Technical Specifications of Normal Butyl Acetate (Urethane Grade)

Specification Typical Quantity
Product Name N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade
Chemical Name Butyl Ethanoate
CAS Number 123-86-4
Molecular Formula C6H12O2
Weight Molecular 116.16 g/mol
Appearance Clear and colorless liquid
Purity 99.5% Min
Water content 0.05% Max
Density at 20°C 0.88 g/cm³
Boiling point 126°C
Point Flammability 24°C
Solubility in water Low

 

Key features of Normal Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade

 

Applications of Normal Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade

 

Polyurethane Industry

The primary application of this product is in the production of polyurethane coatings, adhesives, and resins. High purity and moisture control prevent unwanted reactions in the production process.

 

Industrial Paints and Coatings

This solvent is used in the production of industrial paints, automotive paints, metal coatings, and anti-corrosion coatings to improve the uniformity and quality of the paint film.

 

Automotive Industry

In the formulation of automotive paints and body protective coatings, n-butyl acetate improves the gloss, adhesion, and appearance of the coating.

 

Wood and Furniture Industry

In the production of varnishes and wood coatings, this solvent increases the transparency, uniformity, and quality of the final surface.

 

Printing and Packaging Ink

In the production of flexographic and gravure printing inks, n-butyl acetate is used as the main or auxiliary solvent.

 

Benefits of Using N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade

 

Importance of N-Butyl Acetate in the Polyurethane Industry

In polyurethane systems, the presence of water or chemical impurities can lead to bubble formation, reduce the quality of the coating and reduce the mechanical properties of the product. For this reason, the use of N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade, which has high purity and controlled moisture, is of great importance.

This feature has led manufacturers of industrial coatings, automotive paints and advanced resins to choose this product as one of the main solvents in their formulations. Depending on the formulation, manufacturers may also evaluate other solvents such as Ethyl Acetate for different coating and industrial applications.

 

Packaging and storage conditions

 

International Sources and References

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What is N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade?

N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade is a high-purity ester solvent used in polyurethane systems, industrial coatings, automotive paints, adhesives, and specialty resins. Its water content and impurities are controlled to meet the requirements of sensitive formulations.

What is the chemical formula of N-Butyl Acetate?

The chemical formula is C₆H₁₂O₂, and its CAS number is 123-86-4.

What is N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade used for?

It is used in polyurethane coatings, industrial varnishes, automotive paints, wood finishes, printing inks, adhesives, and protective coatings.

Why is low moisture content important in urethane-grade solvents?

Excess moisture can interfere with moisture-sensitive polyurethane reactions and contribute to defects such as bubbles or reduced coating quality. Controlled water content helps maintain formulation consistency.

What is the difference between regular N-Butyl Acetate and urethane grade?

Urethane grade is intended for applications that require tighter control of moisture, acidity, purity, and other impurities. Standard grades may not meet the same specifications, so buyers should check the product's technical data sheet.

Is N-Butyl Acetate soluble in water?

It has low solubility in water. It is primarily used as an organic solvent because of its ability to dissolve various resins, polymers, and coating ingredients.

How should N-Butyl Acetate Urethane Grade be stored?

Store it in tightly closed, compatible containers in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat, sparks, and ignition sources. Follow the supplier's safety data sheet and use appropriate precautions for flammable liquids.

What should buyers check when selecting urethane-grade N-Butyl Acetate?

Buyers should check purity, water content, acidity, applicable impurity limits, batch specifications, packaging, and the supplier's certificate of analysis to ensure the solvent meets the intended formulation requirements.