Solvents

Acetone, IPA, MEK, Toluene & 25+ more — all grades

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106 products
Toluene
From $24.00
Acetone ACS Grade
From $48.00
Perchloroethylene (PCE, PERC)
From $26.40
Ethyl Acetate
From $28.60
VM&P Naphtha
From $17.53
Ethyl Acetate ACS
From $33.00
N-Butyl Acetate
From $28.00
Xylene
From $24.00

About Solvents

Buy industrial and laboratory solvents from Alliance Chemical, including alcohols, ketones, hydrocarbons, citrus solvents, glycol ethers, and specialty solvent families. This hub helps buyers compare evaporation profile, purity grade, solvency, packaging, and regulatory handling requirements before choosing a product-specific collection.

Product Families In This Collection

This collection routes to high-demand solvents such as isopropyl alcohol, acetone, methyl ethyl ketone, D-limonene, toluene, xylene, hexane, heptane, VM&P naphtha, denatured alcohol, and chlorinated solvents where eligible. Products are available in technical, ACS, USP, and application-specific grades depending on the chemical.

Common Applications

  • Cleaning and surface preparation: IPA, acetone, MEK, and selected hydrocarbons remove oils, flux, adhesives, and processing residues from compatible surfaces.
  • Coatings, inks, and adhesives: Ketones, aromatics, esters, and glycol ethers help control resin solubility, viscosity, drying rate, and film formation.
  • Laboratory and extraction work: ACS-grade solvents support reagent, rinse, extraction, and method-development workflows where impurity profile matters.
  • Degreasing and maintenance: D-limonene, petroleum-derived solvents, and approved specialty solvents are used for heavy oils, asphaltic soils, and equipment maintenance.

Selection Notes

Choose by substrate compatibility, evaporation rate, flash point, water content, residue limits, and required grade. For regulated or legacy solvents, confirm current federal, state, customer, and site restrictions before purchase or use.

Safety & Handling

Many solvents are flammable, volatile, or exposure-controlled. Use ventilation, grounding and bonding for bulk transfer, compatible PPE, closed containers, and segregation from oxidizers, acids, heat, sparks, and incompatible materials. Review the Safety Data Sheets before use and follow your site-specific handling procedure.

Why Buy From Alliance Chemical

Most in-stock solvent products ship from Taylor, Texas with SDS support and lot-specific COA availability where the grade requires documentation.

Related: Isopropyl Alcohol, Acetone, Methyl Ethyl Ketone, D-Limonene.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose an industrial solvent?
Start with the material you need to dissolve or remove, the surface being cleaned, evaporation rate, flash point, residue tolerance, and required grade. Then confirm SDS, compatibility, and shipping constraints.
What is the difference between ACS and technical grade solvents?
ACS grade is intended for reagent and analytical use with tighter impurity specifications. Technical grade is used for industrial cleaning, production, and general solvent work where reagent specifications are not required.
Are all solvents flammable?
No, but many common solvents are flammable or combustible. Always review the SDS and storage requirements for the exact chemical and package size.
Can one solvent replace another?
Only after compatibility and process testing. Solvents differ in solvency, evaporation rate, residue, odor, toxicity, regulatory status, and effect on plastics, coatings, and elastomers.
Do solvent orders include SDS and COA support?
SDS is available for each solvent. Lot-specific COA support is available for grades and orders where documentation is required.