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HS Code |
129776 |
| Chemical Name | 4-Amino-3,5-xylenol |
| Cas Number | 1477-55-0 |
| Molecular Formula | C8H11NO |
| Molecular Weight | 137.18 g/mol |
| Appearance | White to light brown solid |
| Melting Point | 127-131°C |
| Solubility In Water | Slightly soluble |
| Density | 1.14 g/cm³ |
As an accredited 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The packaging is a 500g amber glass bottle, sealed, labeled with hazard warnings and chemical information for 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol. |
| Shipping | Shipping for **4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol** must comply with relevant chemical safety regulations. The substance should be packed in tightly sealed, clearly labelled containers. It should be stored and transported in a cool, dry place, away from incompatible substances. Proper documentation, including Safety Data Sheets (SDS), is required for safe and legal shipment. |
| Storage | 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from sources of ignition and incompatible materials such as strong oxidizers. Keep the container tightly closed and properly labeled. Store away from heat and direct sunlight. Use chemical-resistant containers and ensure secondary containment in case of spills. Follow all relevant safety regulations and guidelines for hazardous chemicals. |
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Working at the heart of chemical manufacturing brings an understanding of what real users expect in a specialty aromatic compound like 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol. Direct production grants us a level of transparency, predictability, and control unmatched by intermediaries. Batch-to-batch consistency, purity above 99%, and reliability get built in from the ground up. Decades spent refining our synthesis have shaped a process that emphasizes clarity, separation, and careful crystallization. It’s the hands-on work—the sight and smell of the reaction mass, the precision demanded at each filtration step—that marks the difference between a substance that just passes and one that exceeds even the toughest downstream requirements.
4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol is synthesized to yield sharp crystalline material, free from residual by-products that can later complicate formulations or applications. Its formula, C8H11NO, carries two methyl groups that raise its melting point, and a para-amino group which participates in further chemical modification. These structural features lend themselves to both the performance and the handling properties that users in fine chemical production, specialty resins, pharmaceuticals, and dye manufacturing depend on.
Every gram embodies our operational commitment: careful temperature control, stringent solvent handling, scrupulous monitoring for trace impurities. High HPLC purity translates to less downstream purification. Less color body contamination means fewer surprises late in the application stage. Rigorous lot certification, carried out in-house, addresses demands voiced directly by formulators and R&D managers—people who count on reproducibility rather than marketing promises.
Within the specialty chemical industry, the main challenges often revolve around achieving stable intermediates for coupling reactions, attaining the right dye brightness, or maintaining safe pharmacological profiles for regulated applications. By controlling the aminating stage with particular attention to feedstock ratios and agitation, we’re able to limit tars and cross-condensed side products that otherwise pose headaches for end users. This not only enhances shelf life but also helps those using our product see fewer changes from lot to lot.
Some customers tell us their application needs were exacting: synthesis of anti-bacterial agents, production of photographic developers, or intermediates for antioxidant molecules. Others bring up the need to avoid by-products that give off-coloration or lead to effluent treatment issues. Consistently, direct dialog reveals a market less interested in claiming novelty and more interested in steadiness, easy filtration, and a product that behaves the same way in every kilo, month after month. We’ve taken these conversations to heart by investing in analytics that confirm every batch offers what those users genuinely want.
Working with aminophenol derivatives every day, we understand what separates 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol from close relatives like 2,6-Xylenol, 4-Aminophenol, or meta-aminoxylenol isomer. That difference isn’t minor. With the methyl groups at the 3 and 5 positions, the compound delivers a specific reactivity in processes like oxidative coupling and diazotization, not easily replicated by analogs. The para-amino group, well exposed due to steric factors, gives higher coupling efficiency and faster reaction times under mild conditions—a key concern for customers operating with costly or volatile reagents.
In direct competition with other aminophenols, our 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol stands out in terms of higher purity (frequently exceeding 99% by HPLC), low isomeric contamination, and exceptional crystallinity. These features lead to fewer filtration problems, better storage stability, and cleaner product profile during downstream synthesis.
Customers comment that feed preparation and blending runs smoother due to the crystalline habit and controlled particle size obtained from our plant’s rotary vacuum drying process. Unlike more generic versions sourced from older or fragmented lines, our product keeps free-flowing with reduced fines, cutting down on dust generation and minimizing loss in volumetric dosing systems.
Every lot of 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol undergoes a barrage of tests beyond just the minimum requirements. We rely on high sensitivity chromatography, advanced particle size analyzers, and updated melting point equipment because uncovered surprises in quality only slow down actual production—our own, as well as our partners’. Trace impurity tracking targets what causes trouble in catalytic or biological applications—sulfur-containing by-products, trace solvents, or metallic residues. Our QC lab posts release data publicly to provide the confidence that might be required on both sides of the supply chain.
Direct manufacturer feedback loops let us hone in on critical performance indicators: does the product dissolve completely in user-preferred solvents? Does it minimize self-polymerization? Are dusting and caking truly under control through the distribution process? Rigorous in-plant audits—not just paper trails—back the numbers. By tracking raw material lots back to their origins, we further reduce the risk of cross-contamination, a routine but vital assurance for sensitive downstream formulations.
Packing and logistics reflect our experience of what works: Fiber drums lined with antistatic inner bags, sealed in nitrogen to minimize oxidative discoloration during global transit, keep the compound fresh. Temperature stability over shipping, as monitored through RFID-embedded seals, allows us to guarantee the product arrives in the same state as it left—free of caked clumps or moisture ingress. Manufacturers handling 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol in automated dosing lines report zero bridging or flow interruption, streamlining both small-batch trials and full-scale plant runs.
Solid, repeatable documentation supports every shipment, ensuring receiving labs never get “mystery” lots. Certified COAs, updated MSDS sheets, and custom labeling all aim to fit directly into the workflows of our users, whether in fine chemical plants, compounding rooms, or specialty polymer manufacturing lines.
Over the years, our technical team has logged questions and research from end-users exploring novel chemistry—forming new types of intermediates for specialty dyes, polymer stabilizers, and high-value reagents. Every so often, lab trials run into stoppages linked to unknown side-products or off-spec raw materials. Feedback in these moments has led us to revisit purification regimes, occasionally extending chromatographic cleaning or reevaluating crystallization steps to root out batch-specific discolorants.
We work to provide more than just a static product. Our relationship with R&D formulators allows us to adapt to new synthetic needs: tighter moisture specifications, color cutoffs under 10 APHA, or specific residual solvent levels. In recent years, green chemistry initiatives have prompted us to minimize on-site solvent use and implement closed-loop recovery for waste reduction, which also reduces the likelihood of these solvents appearing in trace analysis.
Whether for established formulas or pilot-stage projects, access to information about production methods, impurity breakdowns, and real-world handling quirks distinguishes direct manufacturers from repackagers or brokers. Customers looking to optimize viscosity, reactivity, or end-use color can find detailed support not normally available in generic product listings.
4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol sees primary use as an intermediate. Automotive and construction coatings make use of derivatives for their stability against sunlight and chemical exposure. The pharmaceutical sector seeks it for coupling reactions where low impurity levels reduce purification costs and regulatory friction. In dye manufacture, the clean reactivity profile delivers sharp color tone and extended life in formulated products, important in textiles and inks that face repeated washing or solvent exposure.
Some of the most frequent questions in application support concern solubility profiles, stability to temperature and air, and compatibility with other functional groups present in multi-step syntheses. By providing real answers based on direct plant and QA reports rather than brochure copies, users gain a clearer picture of reaction yields, by-product formation, and storage recommendations tailored to measurable outcomes, not just standards compliance.
Small changes in impurity profile can make a notable impact in specialty dye lots or selective pharmaceutical screens. The experience of direct synthesis allows for immediate modifications—either extending purification or altering process parameters—to supply customers trialing new application fields. In this way, real needs identified on the ground have naturally shaped both the chemical’s profile and the data supporting it.
Sustainable production increasingly guides how 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol is delivered to the world. Closed-cycle solvent recovery stands as standard practice; effluent treatment runs on stringent zero-discharge policies. Our team carries out separate monitoring for airborne emissions, aiming to further reduce any loss of volatile materials during synthesis or packing. Tighter process economies, developed through collaboration between engineering and production personnel, translate to fewer safety incidents and a reduced environmental load across the plant.
By integrating sustainable utilities—steam recovery systems, LED lighting for process monitoring, and in-plant recycling programs—we support both economic and ethical values that large end-users expect. These actions aren’t just required by external standards—they reflect many years of fielding questions and concerns first-hand from partners who need to meet their own stringent environmental goals.
Decades manufacturing 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol have taught us that there’s no substitute for close feedback with the engineers, chemists, and operators relying on our product. Periodic plant audits, customer site visits, and rapid-response support teams all help catch subtle issues before they ripple downstream. Observing a customer’s formulation line in action can often reveal small ways to improve product handling: a tweak in drying protocol to avoid static clumping, or a packaging adjustment to better suit bulk tank unloading.
The quest for ever-higher standards in impurity control and batch consistency pushes us to invest beyond minimum compliance: newer analytical instrumentation, increased automation, and cross-training between synthesis and QA labs. Our research has shown clear benefits—fewer production exceptions, less material waste, and a shrinking range of product variability—all measurable improvements for our customers.
Real partnerships form on the back of this kind of ongoing improvement. For users needing custom modification—lower melting point cuts, custom granulation, or alternate solvent wetting—we are equipped to provide both rapid pilot samples and documentation explaining precisely what has changed and why. This responsiveness draws directly on the cumulative experience of producing millions of kilograms, not simply cataloging them.
The journey from raw materials to a high-purity, application-friendly 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol doesn’t end with the last quality check. It continues in the patterns revealed by technical discussions, customer feedback, and the very real needs of modern chemical manufacturing operations—efficiency in use, safety in handling, and reliability in performance. Knowing firsthand how each batch originates and what every upstream adjustment does for the final product means we can trace, explain, and modify our material in a way no repacker or middleman could match.
From hands-on synthesis and purification to real-world understanding of logistical and application challenges, our approach consistently aims higher than mere compliance. We work side-by-side with end-users, responding to application-specific concerns—be it achieving maximum purity for a regulated pharmaceutical intermediate or ensuring stable flow in high-throughput resin plants.
It’s this unique view, grounded in years of manufacturing, that allows us to offer not just 4-Amino-3,5-Xylenol, but also the certainty and support that today’s industry professionals value most. Direct producer engagement means issues are resolved quickly, custom adjustments are feasible, and every lot rests on experience—not guesswork. This is what keeps product innovation meaningful, reliable, and fit for a future of demanding new applications.