Quality through control. Safety throughout production

Tell us the product and intended use, such as electrolyte formulation, coatings or another industrial process. We review content, moisture, colour and key impurity requirements. If you have a purchasing standard, include limits, units and test methods so we can confirm available specifications. We use the specification agreed by both parties for ordering and acceptance, rather than relying only on a grade name or purity figure.

Our PC, EC, DMC, DEC and EMC specifications include moisture, appearance and colour. The specifications list the corresponding epoxides and glycols for PC and EC, methanol for DMC, methanol and ethanol for DEC and EMC, and related carbonates for EMC. If you need acidity, metal ions or other trace impurities assessed, tell us before ordering. We will review the parameters, limits, methods and available documents and confirm what can be supplied.

Ask us for technical data when selecting a product, an applicable SDS when arranging storage, transport and use, and a batch-specific COA when checking a delivery. For a first purchase, you can request all three. For an existing order, send the order number, product and batch number so we can identify the correct documents. We distinguish general product specifications from the actual analytical results for your batch.

Send us your company standard or purchasing requirements, including the product, grade, key parameters, methods, packaging and application. We review the available specifications and any conditions requiring further confirmation. We agree additional tests, method differences, sample retention, retesting and change-notification requirements in the order or quality agreement. We work to the scope confirmed by both parties.

Tell us the quantity, transport method, preferred packaging, connections and unloading equipment. We review container compatibility, sealing and suitable loading quantities for the product before confirming an option. The photographs show packaging formats; we agree the actual material, net weight, labels and delivery requirements in your order. Image details do not replace that specification.

Check the product name, grade, batch number, package count and condition, then compare the batch COA with the agreed specification. Send us your order details, batch number and photographs of labels and packaging if you find a mismatch or damage. For analytical differences, also provide sampling details, test methods, units and results. We review the discrepancy and discuss retesting, sample retention and resolution under the agreed arrangements.

Confirm the current SDS for the product you buy with us and share its requirements with your warehouse, transport and operating teams. Address flammable-liquid and vapour risks for DMC, DEC and EMC, and physical state and unloading temperature for EC. Tell us your packaging, destination and unloading method in advance so we can review storage and transport requirements. Your site team determines ventilation, protection, equipment and emergency measures using that SDS and actual operating conditions.

Yes. We use the COA to review the batch's analytical results, but those results do not replace validation in your formulation, equipment and process. Complete compatibility and process trials in your intended system before bulk purchasing; electrolyte applications also require performance evaluation in that system. Share any critical raw-material parameters identified in your trials so we can refine the purchasing specification and packaging conditions.