Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Trichloro Ethylene EL grade 99.7% |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 2.5 lit |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | EL (Extra Low) |
| Application | Lab solvent, degreasing, extraction |
Product Description
Trichloro Ethylene EL Grade 99.7% | 775788 | CDH is a high-purity electronic grade solvent manufactured with a minimum purity of 99.7% for precision cleaning, laboratory research, analytical chemistry, and industrial applications. Produced under stringent quality control standards, this premium-grade solvent offers excellent chemical purity, low residue, and consistent batch-to-batch performance.
Trichloro Ethylene EL Grade is widely used for precision cleaning of electronic components, degreasing, laboratory solvent applications, chemical synthesis, and analytical procedures. Its high purity minimizes contamination, making it suitable for electronics industries, research laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities, universities, and industrial quality control laboratories. The reagent supports reliable cleaning performance and reproducible laboratory results.
CDH Trichloro Ethylene EL Grade 99.7% | 775788 is an ideal choice for laboratories and industries requiring a high-quality solvent for precision cleaning, research, and analytical applications.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of trichloroethylene EL grade?
When stored properly in sealed containers, it remains stable for 2-3 years. Avoid exposure to moisture or air to prevent degradation.
Can this be used for medical device cleaning?
Yes, but ensure compliance with ISO or USP standards if used in regulated medical applications. The EL grade meets general lab requirements.
Is trichloroethylene banned in some countries?
Regulations vary. In India, it’s permitted for industrial use but restricted in consumer products. Always verify local laws before purchase.
What’s the difference between EL and AR grades?
EL (Extra Low) grade has fewer impurities than AR (Analytical Reagent) but may lack some certifications. For critical research, AR grade is preferred.
How should I dispose of trichloroethylene waste?
Collect in approved containers and hand over to licensed hazardous waste disposal services. Never pour down drains or mix with other chemicals.
