Chemical Raw Material Catalog

About this chemical catalog

Products can also be browsed by the downstream industry they serve, alongside the product-category view. Each industry page groups the catalog by what the material is ultimately used for — food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, agriculture, coatings, water treatment, electronics and energy materials — so procurement can start from the end use rather than from a chemical name.

The same product may appear under more than one industry, because a single chemical often serves several downstream sectors. Selecting an industry lists the relevant products with their CAS numbers and specification fields, and any product can still be located by CAS number if the buyer already knows it.

How buyers use this view

Specifying by end use is common in food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturing, where the same chemical carries different regulatory and documentation expectations depending on where it ends up. Selecting the industry first narrows the catalog to materials already used in that sector, which shortens the specification conversation: the questions that matter — food-grade versus technical grade, assay range, residual solvents, traceability documents — are already implied by the industry.

Industry grouping is a browsing aid only. It does not replace the CAS-based product record: the same compound keeps one product page wherever it is listed, so grade, packaging and availability are always confirmed against that single record and the batch COA rather than against the industry label.

Coverage and documentation

Across the industries listed, the catalog draws on the same pool of 160,945 products, and documentation follows the material rather than the sector: a Certificate of Analysis with each batch, MSDS and technical data sheets on request, and specification confirmed per order. Where a sector requires additional documentation — certificates, origin statements or specific test methods — that is arranged at enquiry stage against the product name and CAS number.