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China‑based Shandong JInhao International Trade Co., Ltd. lists five active products across the Chemicals & Allied Products and Industrial Alcohol categories. The catalogue covers acetic acid glacial, isopropyl alcohol, propylene glycol, aniline oil and N‑butyl acetate, each classified under standard HS‑code families for organic chemicals. The supplier’s trust tier is recorded as “harbor”, indicating a mid‑level verification status in major trade platforms. Product descriptions include chemical formulas such as CH3COOH for acetic acid and C6H12O2 for N‑butyl acetate, reflecting standard industry nomenclature. The listing does not provide specific production capacity or employee numbers, focusing solely on the product specifications that are publicly disclosed.
The five listed chemicals correspond to well‑defined HS chapters: 2915.21 for glacial acetic acid, 2905.31 for propylene glycol, 2921.41 for aniline oil and 2915.39 for N‑butyl acetate; isopropyl alcohol is commonly filed under HS 2905.30 though the code is not supplied. In the global market, acetic acid glacial is typically offered at 99.5 % purity for laboratory and industrial use, while industrial‑grade isopropyl alcohol is often 99 % - 99.9 % USP grade. Propylene glycol is usually supplied at 99.5 % purity for food, pharmaceutical and antifreeze applications, and aniline oil is marketed at 99 % purity for polymer and dye intermediates. N‑butyl acetate is generally sold as a 99 % ester solvent for coatings and inks. Buyers normally encounter these chemicals in 25 kg steel drums, 200 L IBCs or bulk containers, matching the standard HS‑code packaging conventions.
The catalogue includes glacial acetic acid (HS 2915.21), isopropyl alcohol, propylene glycol (HS 2905.31), aniline oil (HS 2921.41) and N‑butyl acetate (HS 2915.39).
Acetic acid glacial is filed under HS 2915.21, propylene glycol under HS 2905.31, aniline oil under HS 2921.41 and N‑butyl acetate under HS 2915.39; isopropyl alcohol typically falls under HS 2905.30 although the exact code is not provided in the listing.
Industry standards usually require ≥99.5 % purity for glacial acetic acid and propylene glycol, 99 % - 99.9 % USP grade for isopropyl alcohol, and about 99 % purity for aniline oil and N‑butyl acetate.
Buyers should ask for a recent Certificate of Analysis, a Material Safety Data Sheet, and, for EU shipments, a REACH registration confirmation. An ISO 9001 quality system certificate is also commonly requested.
The chemicals are typically packed in 25 kg steel drums or 200 L intermediate bulk containers, which are then loaded into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers for sea freight.
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