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Vinyl acetate

Saturated acyclic monocarboxylic acids and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides and peroxyacids; their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives. > Esters of acetic acid: > Vinyl acetate > Vinyl acetate

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Products classified under Tariff item 2915.32.00

Electronic Grade Vinyl Acetate (Ultra Pure)

Ultra-pure electronic grade vinyl acetate with sub-ppb metal impurities, used in conductive polymer synthesis. It is a separate chemically defined organic compound (CH3COOCH=CH2) and qualifies under Chapter 29 note 1(a) as an ester of acetic acid.

High Purity Vinyl Acetate for EVA Copolymer

High purity vinyl acetate for EVA copolymer production with water content below 50 ppm. It is a chemically defined ester of acetic acid, meeting Chapter 29 note 1(a), and is not excluded by Chapter 29 note 2.

Industrial Vinyl Acetate Bulk (Stabilized)

Bulk industrial vinyl acetate monomer with a standard polymerization inhibitor for transport stability. The added inhibitor is a stabilizer permitted under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product remains a separate chemically defined compound.

Low Aldehyde Vinyl Acetate Specification

Vinyl acetate with acetaldehyde content below 10 ppm for specialty latex applications. It is a chemically defined organic compound with impurities within Chapter 29 note 1(a) tolerance, classifiable as an acetic acid ester.

Pharma Grade Vinyl Acetate (99.9% Pure)

Pharma grade vinyl acetate at 99.9% purity with less than 0.1% impurities, used as an intermediate in pharmaceutical polymer synthesis. It is a separate chemically defined compound under Chapter 29 note 1(a).

Stabilized Vinyl Acetate (0.01% Hydroquinone)

Vinyl acetate with 0.01% hydroquinone added to prevent polymerization during storage and transport. This stabilizer is permitted under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product is still a separate chemically defined compound.

Stabilized Vinyl Acetate in Drums

Stabilized vinyl acetate packed in 220L steel drums with a standard inhibitor package. The stabilizer is added for transport safety under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product remains a chemically defined ester of acetic acid.

Vinyl Acetate 99.5% Technical Grade

Technical grade vinyl acetate at 99.5% purity with minor impurities below 0.5%. It is a separate chemically defined organic compound under Chapter 29 note 1(a), which permits impurities.

Vinyl Acetate for VAM/E copolymer

Polymerization-grade vinyl acetate for VAM/ethylene hot polymerization processes. It is a pure monomer classifiable as a chemically defined ester of acetic acid under Chapter 29 note 1(a).

Vinyl Acetate in 1% Methanol Solution

Vinyl acetate dissolved in 1% methanol as a transport stabilizer. The methanol is a solvent for safety during shipping, permitted under Chapter 29 note 1(e), and the product remains classifiable as vinyl acetate.

Vinyl Acetate Monomer (VAM)

Vinyl acetate monomer (VAM) is a clear, colorless liquid chemically defined as the ester of acetic acid with vinyl alcohol (CH3COOCH=CH2). It falls under Chapter 29 as a saturated acyclic monocarboxylic acid ester.

Vinyl Acetate UN1263 Packing Group II

Standard commercial vinyl acetate meeting UN1263 Packing Group II flashpoint requirements (21°C c.c.). It is classified as a pure ester under Chapter 29 note 1(a), used primarily for water-based adhesives.

Vinyl Acetate with 5ppm DPPD Antioxidant

Vinyl acetate with 5 ppm DPPD antioxidant added to extend storage stability. The antioxidant is a stabilizer under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product is still a separate chemically defined compound.

Vinyl Acetate with Corrosion Inhibitor Package

Vinyl acetate with trace amine-based corrosion inhibitors for carbon steel transport tanks. The inhibitors are stabilizers under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product remains a chemically defined ester.

Vinyl Acetate with MEHQ Inhibitor

Vinyl acetate with 4-10 ppm MEHQ inhibitor for extended shelf life. The inhibitor is a stabilizer under Chapter 29 note 1(f), and the product remains a chemically defined ester of acetic acid.