Acetic acid is essential in producing cellulose acetate and vinyl acetate and is widely used in the textile industry for dyeing purposes. It is also a key component in the manufacture of rubber latex products, including rubber balloons, sanitary goods, and surgical gloves. Additionally, acetic acid is used to create various chemical compounds, such as lead, sodium, and calcium acetates. It plays a role in producing popular paint thinners, like butyl and ethyl acetates, and is also used in a diluted form, known as white-wine vinegar, for pickling.

Tests

Required Tests for Acetic Acid

• Description

• Color

• Relative density

• Determination of crystallizing point

• Determination of Solubility in water

• Determination of Acetic acid content

• Residue on evaporation

• Determination of Chlorides

• Determination of Iron

• Determination of Iron

• Determination of Sulphates

• Determination of Water content

• Arsenic Content

Here are the key benefits of getting ISI Mark certification:

• Government Quality Assurance: The ISI mark indicates that a product meets the quality standards established by the government, ensuring compliance and reliability.

• Mandatory Compliance: It is mandatory for Acetic Acid to obtain the ISI Mark. Non-compliance can result in penalties, including material seizure and substantial fines.

• Enhanced Market Competitiveness: Achieving certification significantly enhances your product's chances of success in the competitive market.

• Consumer Trust: Consumers are more likely to purchase ISI-certified products, as they guarantee safety and quality. This certification helps build trust and confidence among buyers.

• Market Benchmarking: Partnering with a respected brand allows you to elevate industry standards and establish a benchmark for your product's market value.

PROCESS FOR BIS ISI MARK CERTIFICATION