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HS Code |
335549 |
| Cas Number | 2551-39-3 |
| Molecular Formula | C8H8O3 |
| Molecular Weight | 152.15 |
| Iupac Name | prop-2-enyl furan-2-carboxylate |
| Appearance | Colorless to pale yellow liquid |
| Boiling Point | 111-113°C at 13 mmHg |
| Density | 1.114 g/cm3 |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents |
| Refractive Index | 1.524-1.526 |
| Smiles | C=CCOC(=O)C1=CC=CO1 |
| Flash Point | 93°C |
As an accredited Allyl Furoate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Allyl Furoate, 100g, is packaged in a sealed amber glass bottle with a screw cap and tamper-evident seal for protection. |
| Shipping | Allyl Furoate should be shipped in tightly sealed containers under cool, dry conditions away from sources of ignition and strong oxidizing agents. It must be labeled according to hazardous material regulations, ensuring chemical compatibility during transit. Ensure compliant packaging and documentation as per local, national, and international shipping guidelines. |
| Storage | Allyl Furoate should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from heat, ignition sources, and incompatible substances such as strong oxidizers. Keep it protected from moisture and direct sunlight. Store at room temperature and ensure proper labeling. Follow standard laboratory chemical storage protocols to prevent accidental release or degradation. |
Applications of Allyl Furoate in Industrial ManufacturingAs a direct manufacturer of Allyl Furoate, we support industrial production with reliable, specification-driven batches that meet the requirements of downstream customers across refined chemical sectors. Below, we present verified application scenarios where Allyl Furoate is used as a performance intermediate, flavor-structuring agent, or specialty additive. Each application section details actual compliance regulations, technical input ratios, integration steps in downstream process lines, and the typical finished products made with our material.
Flavor compound formulators employ Allyl Furoate in the preparation of high-impact fruity profiles, especially for applications prioritizing furanone-derived esters with distinctive sweet and caramelized aroma characteristics. This material consistently delivers targeted volatility and stability in liquid and encapsulated flavor systems when designed for beverage and confectionery production. Formulation chemists balance its addition to meet flavor labeling compliance, shelf-life targets, and regional additive legislation. Industry compliance standards
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2. Tobacco and Reduced-Risk Product FlavorantsManufacturers of reconstituted tobacco sheets and heated tobacco sticks utilize Allyl Furoate to impart subtle sweet-furanoid backnotes which enhance smoke complexity without contributing off-notes during combustion or vaporization. Suppliers must validate the purity and origin to conform with strict inhalation-use regulatory scrutiny, and optimize inclusion based on desired blend smoothness and consistency. Industry compliance standards
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3. Fragrance Intermediate for Fine ChemicalsAllyl Furoate acts as a synthetic intermediate in the preparation of complex aroma chemicals for perfumery, particularly in fine fragrance compound manufacturing where furan-based esters are building blocks for creating gourmand and caramelized accords. Industrial perfumers depend on tight batch-to-batch consistency and low byproduct profiles, making compliance with REACH and IFRA exposure guidelines critical for downstream acceptance. Industry compliance standards
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4. Solvent and Reactive Diluents in Specialty ResinsProducers of specialty polyesters and UV-curable acrylic systems introduce Allyl Furoate as a biogenic reactive diluent, leveraging its furan structure for rigidification and partial solvation. Its use helps balance viscosity control during resin compounding and offers additional crosslinking sites for enhanced cured film properties. Users must adjust loading levels based on empirical testing of mechanical and chemical resistance, while meeting specific safety, emission, and labeling requirements. Industry compliance standards
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5. Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical Aroma Masking AgentsFormulators in the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical sectors use Allyl Furoate to improve patient compliance by masking undesirable odors or flavors in orally administered suspensions, chewable tablets, and syrup preparations. Input levels require clean toxicological documentation and controlled supplier traceability to satisfy pharmacopeial and GMP requirements, with sensory optimization carried out under pilot batch conditions prior to full-scale production. Industry compliance standards
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For over ten years, our factory has specialized in manufacturing heterocyclic esters for the demanding needs of the pharmaceutical, flavors, fragrance, and specialty chemical sectors. Allyl Furoate has long proved itself as a reliable ester, favored by synthetic chemists for its reactive allyl group and the versatility it brings to complex building block assembly. Each production run represents the practical experience, solved challenges, and process rigor that the job requires. Allyl Furoate speaks to our dedication to practical purity and consistent performance.
We manufacture Allyl Furoate by direct esterification of furoic acid with high-purity allyl alcohol, using strict moisture controls and continuous reflux to minimize by-products. Regular GC, NMR, and water content checks ensure this process yields Allyl Furoate with reproducibility across batches. Typical specification includes a GC purity above 99.5%. We measure and report water content at the ppm level because even small changes can affect downstream reactions, especially where acid sensitivity matters.
Repeated customer feedback points to the low residual acid content of our product. Recrystallization and multiple washes during the downstream phase of production remove trace furoic acid, which otherwise can trigger side reactions or cause color stability issues in your formulations. This additional refining step results in an ester that demonstrates high thermal and color stability, even during longer storage or under aggressive synthetic conditions.
Allyl Furoate performs especially well as an intermediate for specialty polymers that utilize both the furan ring and the allyl group for crosslinking, and for medicinal chemistry leaders who require a versatile allylic ester for scaffold elaboration. Unlike related esters, Allyl Furoate’s double bond resists premature isomerization under ambient handling, so it arrives in your hands with its functional handle unaltered. Our partners in perfumery appreciate its warm, bready, slightly caramelic note, which brings a natural dimension to gourmand accords.
Customers working in energetic materials rely on our tight quality controls; unwanted impurities in the esterification system can negatively affect yield and handling safety. Each lot comes with a full impurity profile. We routinely receive custom synthesis requests that involve modifying the furan substituent or using deuterium-labeled alcohols. The flexibility of our reactors and drying systems adapts readily to unique requirements without cross-contamination between product lines.
Scale matters as much as chemistry. We have scaled Allyl Furoate production from 1-gram custom batches for academic partners up to multi-ton lots for global fragrance houses. Whether you run gram-scale syntheses or batch-reactor campaigns, the product maintains consistent color, GC purity, and compliance with regulatory standards such as REACH. We have responded to increasingly tight impurity specifications by implementing additional inline purification beds and high-vacuum distillation stages, reflecting the practical demands of modern synthesis.
Allyl Furoate stands apart from common esters like methyl or ethyl furoate. The reactive double bond of the allyl group presents more possibilities in synthesis—offering Diels-Alder, Claisen rearrangement, and cross-coupling opportunities, while methyl or ethyl variants remain less useful for such transformations. Many clients depend on the fact that the unsaturation remains untouched through transit and storage, so it can participate as designed in their downstream chemistry.
Some suppliers rely on old batch processes prone to generating isomers and residual acid; this leads to browning and impurity profiles that fail strict standards. We have upgraded our plant for flow esterification, which maintains shorter residence times and controls for exotherm much more effectively. These changes cut down on by-products and off-flavors, so our clients experience fewer surprises batch to batch.
Few esters handle moisture as poorly as Allyl Furoate. Its hygroscopic nature generates off-notes if stored with poor seals or insufficient nitrogen headspace. With years of shipping experience, we always supply this ester under dry nitrogen, with moisture-barrier inner liners, and ship drum-by-drum on demand. Receiving labs confirm that our Allyl Furoate meets the same Karl Fischer results as when it left our plant, helping customers avoid troubleshooting after receipt.
Clients appreciate our willingness to share manufacturing details, not hide behind marketing gloss. Years of operation show us that repeatability and transparency mean less downtime and waste for our buyers. Our technical team welcomes audits, and we routinely host virtual process walkthroughs for international partners.
Customer process teams often ask about possible degradation during storage and transit. Our approach favors practical testing. We keep retention samples for two years—testing for NMR consistency, acid value, and overall color at regular intervals. This data reassures long-cycle users that delayed drawdowns or long storage do not cause unexpected issues.
We use only high-quality, traceable furoic acid produced in-house. This gives us full control over both ends of the production process. If you’ve experienced supply uncertainty or inconsistent impurity levels from brokers, our process reduces risk. The process relies on multi-step validation and closed-loop analytics, rather than “spot checks,” to flag deviations before they reach scale.
We get regular requests for samples to compare against cheaper, lower-purity imports. More than once, a client has reported batch failures from residues present in less-refined products: catalysts, acids, even trace solvents that disrupt the customer's hydrogenations, oxidations, or flavor formulations. These are not uncommon problems when using products with uncertain supply chains or weak quality management.
One pharmaceutical group reported polymerization during storage from a competitor’s product due to unspecified stabilizers. We saw polymerization drop nearly to zero in shelf testing after switching to higher-purity reagents, sealed vessels, and laser-tight process controls. For a flavor house, product color darkening occurred in trials using mixed-sources Allyl Furoate due to traces of unreacted acid; washing steps during our production resolved the issue, resulting in visually superior concentrates.
We also recognize that some processes call for tailor-made specifications, such as super-low water content for isocyanate reactions, or modifications in physical form for automated dosing. We have accommodated such requests—sometimes adjusting the drying method, sometimes switching to low-leach packaging—allowing us to meet demanding technical and regulatory goals.
We stand on the principle that chemical manufacturing is only as good as its people, equipment, and accountability. Our plant engineers run test batches with each process update, and laboratory staff participate in international method harmonization projects because we know standards keep moving forward. We engage both our raw material partners and our users to troubleshoot problems and innovate, so every drum of Allyl Furoate benefits from a long chain of expertise.
Regulatory compliance comes up regularly. We follow export controls, REACH, and other regulatory requirements without shortcuts. All product movement comes with full traceability. Shelf-life data, impurity mapping, and handling recommendations come from real-world test results rather than textbook estimates.
We have built a knowledge base on Allyl Furoate that grows year by year, and we share what we’ve learned. Chemical buyers, formulators, and process chemists come to us not just for the material, but for problem solving and direct answers. Our experience means we can identify if Allyl Furoate is best for your needs, or if an alternate route better fits the job. The goal is always to help your project move predictably from lab to pilot to plant scale.
Let’s talk about real points of difference customers mention after switching to our Allyl Furoate.
We realize that every purchase represents more than a line on a spreadsheet—it becomes part of a larger synthesis, a product launch, or a regulatory milestone. Every process tweak, from upgraded dryers to better analytic equipment, comes from direct experience solving customer problems.
Technical staff conduct yearly method validation checks and participate in sector benchmarking, so it’s not just internal standards guiding our processes. External audits and customer visits keep us sharp. If a new analytical concern arises, our team addresses it directly.
Because our team works on each stage from raw acid to deliverable drum, we feel the results on the shop floor and in the lab. This depth of involvement shapes a culture that values practicality and openness. You get a genuine look at how the product is made and why particular steps matter.
Responsible manufacturing practices mean minimizing waste and energy consumption at each stage. We’ve reduced energy consumption per ton of Allyl Furoate produced over the past three years, thanks to investments in process heat recovery and optimized vacuum systems. Off-gas is treated in carbon filtration rather than vented, and both staff and neighbors know our monitoring is real-time and openly reported.
Transparency builds long-term relationships. We believe that users deserve documentation that shows not just a single “typical” batch, but the range of results seen and the concrete steps taken for control. Unsolicited feedback helps us respond quickly when defect rates rise or a shipment requires troubleshooting.
As industrial and specialty buyers raise the bar on purity, traceability, and sustainability, our work never stands still. R&D programs underway include exploring alternative renewable sources for the starting acid, further minimization of process waste, and enhanced inline analytics so we can deliver even cleaner product.
There’s no substitute for hands-on experience at scale. We approach every batch, every customer requirement, and every audit as part of a continuous improvement cycle. That commitment goes into every shipment of Allyl Furoate and every technical answer we provide.