ASTM D1718
Standard Specification for Isobutyl Acetate (95 % Grade)
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ASTM D1718 is the ASTM standard that defines the Standard Specification for Isobutyl Acetate (95% Grade). It provides a clear technical reference for buyers, producers, and quality teams that need a consistent product description for this solvent grade. By setting expectations around the material’s specification, it helps support procurement, quality control, and product verification. For organizations handling isobutyl acetate, this standard is a practical tool for confirming that the material being supplied aligns with an accepted ASTM benchmark.
What is ASTM D1718?
ASTM D1718 is a product specification standard focused on Isobutyl Acetate, specifically the 95% grade. As an ASTM standard, it is intended to define the requirements that characterize the material for commercial and technical use. This makes it useful when a purchaser or supplier needs a shared reference for what qualifies as acceptable product. The standard helps reduce ambiguity in ordering, receiving, and evaluating the material against a recognized specification.
Where is ASTM D1718 used?
This specification is commonly used in purchasing, supplier qualification, and incoming inspection for Isobutyl Acetate (95% Grade). It may also support laboratory testing and internal quality control when the material is being compared against a defined ASTM standard. Because the title identifies a specific chemical grade, the standard is most relevant wherever that solvent is bought, sold, stored, or verified for consistency. ASTM D1718 helps keep product descriptions and acceptance checks aligned across the supply chain.
Why is ASTM D1718 important?
ASTM D1718 matters because it gives a common basis for compliance and product consistency. In practice, that can simplify procurement, support specifications in contracts, and help reduce disputes over material quality. For testing and quality control teams, it offers a recognized reference point for evaluating whether supplied Isobutyl Acetate meets the expected 95% grade. Using ASTM D1718 can also improve traceability and lower the risk of receiving material that does not match the intended specification.
- Specification for Isobutyl Acetate, 95% Grade
- Supports procurement and product acceptance
- Useful for quality control and verification
- Helps standardize supplier requirements
- ASTM reference for chemical product consistency
- Publication Date: 2023-08-01
- Publisher: ASTM
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