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Industrial alcohol / Supply and trading

Industrial alcohol to meet your process requirements.

Application, composition and documentation guide product qualification. Conditions of use are part of the enquiry.

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Alcohol and the industrial process context

Our work

The product name must be accompanied by its application.

State the application and required specification. Product qualification considers composition, documentation and conditions of use.

Process

State the industry and purpose for which the alcohol will be used.

Composition

Agree on alcohol content, the unit of measurement and impurity requirements.

Documentation

Match product characteristics to the documents required for its use.

Explore the product and its applications

From industrial requirements to qualification of the offer.

Your operation

Share your process requirements.

State the application, alcohol content with its unit and required limits. Include required documentation, volume and receiving conditions.

Link the product description to the specification.

Present the composition, documentation and characteristics of the alcohol offered. State origin, volume, containment and availability.

Product and application

The description is the start of qualification.

Neutral, extra-neutral and hydrous industrial alcohol must be assessed alongside the technical data sheet, composition and application requirements.

Neutral ethyl alcohol

Enquiry by application and specification.

Confirm characteristics and requirements for the intended purpose.

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Hydrous industrial alcohol

Enquiry by alcohol content and intended use.

Confirm concentration, impurities and receiving conditions.

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The description neutral or extra-neutral does not, by itself, establish suitability for food, cosmetic or pharmaceutical use. The application must be qualified using the product documents.

Assessment criteria

Suitability assessed for the intended use.

Alcohol content, impurities and documentation must be considered alongside process requirements and conditions.

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Composition and application requirements
Criteria for assessing industrial alcohol
What to assessWhat it is used for
Alcohol content and unit of measurementCompare the concentration and reference used in the analysis report.
Impurities and sensory characteristicsDefine the tests required by the application.
Purpose and documentationCheck suitability for the declared use and the buyer's requirements.
Safety data sheet and containmentAssess handling, transport and storage.

Limits and requirements are agreed during the enquiry and confirmed in the offer documents. This page does not replace a technical datasheet or a lot analysis report.

Documentation

Documentation supports the assessment of use.

Gather the technical data sheet, analysis report and origin information. Also state the documents required for the intended use and containment.

Technical datasheet

Parameters, analysis methods and agreed product limits.

Lot analysis report

Certificate of analysis, lot identification and assessment date.

Origin and traceability

Producer, facility of origin and identification throughout the operation.

Reference material

Information to
prepare your enquiry.

Product lines, applications, assessment criteria and information to present a requirement or an offer.

PDF · 2 pages

Industrial alcohol

Commercial enquiry sheet

Download the sheet
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Containment and destinationIndustrial receiving conditions

Operational terms

Product, containment and destination aligned.

The enquiry considers concentration, characteristics, volume and receiving conditions. The information must reflect the stated industrial use.

Present my requirement
  • 01Volume per lot and supply frequency
  • 02Origin, destination and delivery or collection window
  • 03Packaging, transport mode and receiving conditions
  • 04Freight, responsibilities and Incoterm where applicable
  • 05Price, currency, payment and offer validity
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An offer supported by a specification

For producers and suppliers

An alcohol offer needs a specification.

Present the composition and available documents, as well as the commercial name. Suitability for use will be assessed against the enquiry requirements.

Identification

State the product description and the origin of the offer.

Composition

Present alcohol content with its unit and documented characteristics.

Documents

Gather available technical data sheets, analysis reports and safety information.

Terms

State volume, containment, location and timing.

Present my offer

Before starting

Questions about the operation.

How do I choose between industrial alcohol grades?

State the intended purpose and grade: neutral, extra-neutral or hydrous industrial alcohol. The commercial name must be accompanied by the requirements and technical data sheet.

What process information should I share?

Describe the application, alcohol content and known quality requirements, as well as volume and receiving conditions. State what still needs to be defined with your team.

How should I present the documentation for an industrial offer?

Identify the product, characteristics and documents available for assessment. The review considers how they match the use and requirements stated by the buyer.

Enquiry · Industrial alcohol

Let's assess your requirement.

Tell us what you already know about the operation. Details still being defined can be discussed during the conversation.

Prepare a summary to share. No message is sent at this stage.

What is your objective?
1 of 2 · Your operation
2 of 2 · Contact details