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α-Fenchol

    • Product Name α-Fenchol
    • Alias alpha-Fenchyl alcohol
    • Einecs 208-690-5
    • Mininmum Order 1 g
    • Factory Site Tengfei Creation Center,55 Jiangjun Avenue, Jiangning District,Nanjing
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    • Manufacturer Sinochem Nanjing Corporation
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    Specifications

    HS Code

    916568

    Iupac Name 1,3,3-Trimethyl-2-norbornanol
    Cas Number 3228-02-2
    Molecular Formula C10H18O
    Molar Mass 154.25 g/mol
    Appearance Colorless to pale yellow liquid
    Boiling Point 195–197 °C
    Melting Point 45–48 °C
    Density 0.942 g/cm³
    Solubility In Water Insoluble
    Odor Camphoraceous, herbal
    Refractive Index 1.481
    Flash Point 85 °C

    As an accredited α-Fenchol factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.

    Packing & Storage
    Packing A 25 gram bottle of α-Fenchol is supplied in an amber glass container with a secure screw cap and clear labeling.
    Shipping α-Fenchol is typically shipped in tightly sealed containers to prevent contamination and loss of aroma, protected from light and moisture. It is classified as non-hazardous, but standard safety procedures must be followed. Proper labeling and documentation are required, and transportation is usually via ground or air freight under controlled temperature conditions.
    Storage α-Fenchol should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizing agents. It should be kept away from direct sunlight and sources of ignition, as it is flammable. Store at room temperature, and ensure proper labeling. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling to avoid contamination.
    Application of α-Fenchol

    Applications of α-Fenchol in Industrial Manufacturing

    As a direct manufacturer, we supply α-Fenchol with industrial production scale and consistent quality, supporting a variety of specialized applications across the flavor, fragrance, and chemical sectors. Below we outline authentic downstream scenarios where α-Fenchol plays a critical role, including industry standards, formulation parameters, integration stages, and final product examples.

    1. Fragrance Compounding for Fine Perfumery

    Major fragrance houses employ α-Fenchol in the blending of woody, herbal, or pine-tinged notes for luxury perfumes and eaux de toilette. Perfume compounders dose α-Fenchol as a secondary modifier to amplify fresh top accords or enhance longevity during olfactory development. Its use follows regulatory profiles set by global fragrance safety consortia and market entry rules valid for cosmetic end-use across consumer countries.

    Industry compliance standards

    • IFRA Standards (International Fragrance Association) – Restriction levels in finished fragrances
    • EU Cosmetic Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 – Ingredient safety files for cosmetic use
    • US FDA 21 CFR 73.250, 73.260 – Permissible for use in fragrances in personal care
    • ISO 9235 – Natural Aromatic Raw Materials, where purity and traceability are audited

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.05%–1.5% total batch weight, varied by intended scent profile and IFRA limits
    • Lower concentrations for delicate floral notes, higher for intense woody blends

    Downstream process integration

    • Added at the oil blending phase in compounding vessels
    • Quality checked via GC-MS for identity and purity

    Final product types

    • Luxury perfumes (EDP, EDT)
    • Cosmetic grade body sprays
    • Aroma essences for skincare lines
    • Scented oils for premium candle formulations

    2. Food Flavor Additive Formulation

    Food flavor manufacturers formulate α-Fenchol into ingredient systems for beverages, confectionery, and chewing gums to impart pine-like, camphoraceous, or herbaceous notes. Primary application stages include controlled addition to flavor emulsions followed by compliance with international and national food additive legislations. Our material's batch purity supports customer needs for food contact grade production.

    Industry compliance standards

    • US FDA 21 CFR 172.515 – Approved Flavoring Substances
    • EU Regulation (EC) No 1334/2008 – List of flavorings allowed in EU foods
    • JECFA (FAO/WHO) Specification for Food Additives
    • Chinese GB 2760 – National Food Safety Standard for Flavoring Agents

    Typical usage ratio

    • 2–50 ppm in finished food or beverage products
    • Flavor houses adjust within this range based on intensity and regional requirements

    Downstream process integration

    • Added as a concentrate during the emulsification or blending stage
    • Subjected to analytical verification for migration and residue limits

    Final product types

    • Soft drink and soda flavors
    • Confectionery chews and hard candies
    • Gum base mixtures
    • Baked goods and specialty spice blends

    3. Synthesis of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)

    Several pharmaceutical companies employ α-Fenchol as an intermediate in the synthesis of terpenoid-based APIs or semi-synthetic derivatives, notably for applications in nasal decongestants and cough formulas where monoterpenes play a technical bioactive role. The raw material must conform to medical-grade trace impurity thresholds and be tracked through validated manufacturing records.

    Industry compliance standards

    • USP–NF (United States Pharmacopeia – National Formulary) Monographs, where applicable
    • ICH Q7 Good Manufacturing Practice for APIs
    • EU GMP Part II for active intermediates
    • Chemical Control Laws for Drug Precursors (varies by region)

    Typical usage ratio

    • Varies, generally 0.5–3.0% of total reaction charge in target syntheses
    • Quantities adjusted according to route of synthesis and yield requirements

    Downstream process integration

    • Loaded at the precursor blending step, monitored using HPLC and GC analyses
    • Full traceability from raw material warehouse through final isolation

    Final product types

    • Monoterpene-based decongestant APIs
    • Cough and cold OTC actives
    • Intermediates for synthetic camphor derivatives
    • Bioactive nasal spray solutions

    4. Industrial Synthesis of Synthetic Menthol and Cooling Agents

    The flavor and personal care industries source α-Fenchol as a precursor in large-scale synthesis routes towards optically pure (–)-menthol and cooling agents, leveraging robust stereochemistry for high-grade output. Manufacturers utilize established catalytic hydrogenation or rearrangement processes, with careful documentation for process qualification and quality system audits.

    Industry compliance standards

    • FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius menthol specification
    • ISO 9001 certified process management
    • REACH (EC 1907/2006) Registration for substance handling in Europe
    • GMP-compliant processing documentation for food and personal care intermediates

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.1–5.0% relative to all reactants in synthesis, based on output scale and route
    • Precise charge based on catalytic yield and desired enantiopurity

    Downstream process integration

    • Introduced at the initial precursor feed tank in chemical reactors
    • Samples collected during process for reactant conversion analysis (GC, NMR)

    Final product types

    • High-purity menthol for flavor and oral care industries
    • Cooling agents (such as WS-3, WS-23) for oral care and confectionery use
    • Menthyl derivatives for cosmetic actives
    • Synthetic peppermint oil blends

    5. Household and Institutional Air Freshener Manufacturing

    Producers of air care products apply α-Fenchol as a key note to develop crisp, natural odor profiles in sprays, gels, and odor-neutralizing systems. During manufacturing, formulators introduce it in proportion to other top-note ingredients, while product developers test stability across extended storage and release conditions. Compliance with volatile organic compound (VOC) and consumer safety guidelines remains central for downstream acceptance.

    Industry compliance standards

    • US EPA VOC regulations for air fresheners
    • California Air Resources Board (CARB) Consumer Products Program
    • REACH Annex XVII substance restriction compliance
    • ASTM D3696 – Standard Test Methods for Volatile Chemicals

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.1–3.0% w/w in fragrance loading for air freshener systems
    • Adjusted for product type, with lower levels in continuous-release devices

    Downstream process integration

    • Blended during fragrance oil pre-mixing stage
    • Integrated into water-based or gel matrices post-solubilization

    Final product types

    • Aerosol and pump air sprays
    • Gel and solid air freshener blocks
    • Plug-in evaporative cartridges
    • Odor masking and neutralization diffusers

    6. Plant Protection and Crop Storage Formulations

    In agrochemical manufacturing, we supply α-Fenchol for use as a minor constituent in natural fumigant or pest-repellent blends, targeting grain storage protection and integrated pest management. Specialized formulators ensure compliance with regional biopesticide frameworks and toxicity limits, with dosing strictly controlled to balance effect and residue constraints for food crops.

    Industry compliance standards

    • US EPA FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) for bio-pesticides
    • EU Plant Protection Products Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009
    • CROP LIFE guidelines for pesticide formulation safety
    • FAO guidelines for storage protectant use

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.01–0.3% of total formulation, adjusted by species target and storage conditions
    • Calculated for both efficacy and legal residue limits on stored goods

    Downstream process integration

    • Incorporated at blending of actives for fumigant or grain protectant products
    • Monitored through residual concentration assays during QC release

    Final product types

    • Grain and seed storage fumigants
    • Natural pest repellents for post-harvest applications
    • Crop protection sachets and diffusers
    • Residue-controlled storage fumigation blends

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    More Introduction

    α-Fenchol: Advancing Aroma Ingredients with Consistency and Quality

    Building fragrances starts with pure, dependable materials. In our own production of α-Fenchol, we focus on reliability and quality every step of the way. α-Fenchol holds a unique spot in the terpene family. As a bicyclic monoterpene alcohol, it draws its roots from natural sources like fennel, basil, and even some conifers. We make it through carefully controlled catalytic processes, matching its natural profile but guaranteeing stable supply and repeatable quality. After decades of manufacturing aromatics, we've learned that consistency beats novelty—especially for perfumers, flavor chemists, and formulators looking for dependable sensory building blocks.

    What Sets Our α-Fenchol Apart

    From synthesis to bottling, precision matters. We focus on the optical activity and purity of our α-Fenchol. The product emerges as a colorless to slightly pale liquid, easy to handle by production staff. Its sharp, camphor-like scent underpins classic and modern fragrance compositions. Unlike raw, unrefined oils, we provide a material with defined analytical benchmarks—no volatility in chemical identity from batch to batch.

    Our routine GC-MS checks confirm the structure aligns with its IUPAC name (1R,2R,4S)-1,3,3-Trimethyl-2-norbornanol, without significant trace impurities. This means a nose searching for fresh pine, herbal nuances, or clean green notes meets just what the formula expects—not the off-notes or trace contaminants often found in crude oil-derived products.

    Thinking Beyond Commodity

    The marketplace hosts more than one “fenchol” product, so why stick to a manufacturer’s variant? Our customers spend less time adjusting blends for sensory drift or batch-to-batch variation. In large-scale flavor and fragrance compounding, unpredictability leads to waste and regulatory headaches. Our α-Fenchol minimizes those surprises, supporting time-tested recipes in home care, fine fragrance, and personal care sectors.

    We invest in refining both process and logistics, responding directly to the formulator’s need for both aromatic accuracy and safety. α-Fenchol’s relatively low toxicity and high flash point (compared to many volatile aromatics) cater to safer workplace environments and easier transportation planning.

    How α-Fenchol Gets Used

    A manufacturer’s viewpoint means witnessing real-world application, from the flavor and fragrance studio to industrial cleaning lines. α-Fenchol acts as a heart note in many perfumery accords, especially those where perfumers seek a fresh or “crisp” profile that lasts. It blends well with citrus oils (think lemon, lime), conifer extracts (like fir or pine), and herbal tones found in rosemary or eucalyptus. Some customers value its ability to support and uplift even the most volatile citrus top notes, slowing down their evaporation and contributing depth.

    In flavors, it emphasizes the cooling edge of mint, basil, or spearmint. Food and beverage creators searching for natural-like aromatic modulation reach for α-Fenchol to enhance complexity, especially in liqueurs, syrups, and culinary herbs’ flavor extracts. Even outside these industries, some antimicrobial and household products call for α-Fenchol’s fresh scent, delivering a perception of cleanliness and airiness.

    Technical Confidence Over Compromises

    Talk to a quality-control technician and you’ll hear the same refrain: trace contaminants create headaches. Isomers and oxidation products lead to unwanted sensory deviations and, in regulated markets, compliance issues. As a direct manufacturer, we scrutinize every production run for α-Fenchol’s optical purity, limiting content of β-fenchol, camphene, borneol, or cineole. This keeps organoleptic evaluations on track and sidesteps complaints or recalls traced back to unnoticed impurities.

    Supply chains today rarely permit long delays or substitutions without cost. We work with global partners, exporting material that checks off all relevant compliance lists, including reach and other global framework. Stability in storage and ease of blending with other hydrophobic materials let our customers streamline their own processes. Fewer adjustments, lower corrective costs, greater peace of mind—these matter more than abstract claims about “tailoring” that often mean little in the manufacturing trenches.

    Model and Specifications: Practical Notes

    Our chemistry team operates with real-world formulations in mind. Production runs are kept large enough to serve industrial-scale plants but nimble enough for custom grades, if a client genuinely needs them. Typically, our α-Fenchol presents a purity of 98% or above, supported by documentation including IR spectra, GC-MS profiles, and chiral column analyses. The material ships in closed, inert-lined drums to maintain its odor profile by blocking light and air. Our techs perform accelerated aging tests to confirm shelf stability under recommended conditions, so formulators won’t discover faded aroma in old inventory.

    Physical specifications you can expect: boiling point above 200°C, density close to 0.94 g/cm³, and an optical rotation (usually between +80° and +100°). Storage rooms filled with volatile solvents and delicate fragrances demand such data—so we deliver, and we back it up with routine batch testing visible in comprehensive COAs.

    Experience-Driven Process Improvements

    As a direct manufacturer, we face not only the chemistry but also the operational hurdles. Technical teams report that using α-Fenchol as a stand-in for more variable natural extracts already removes a lot of variability. Our reactors optimized catalyst conditions over the years to deliver maximum selectivity and minimal byproducts. Downstream, filtration, and fractional distillation ensure high recovery without fouling, meaning customers receive a cleaner product with higher active content.

    Longevity of our product means less waste for our downstream partners. Nobody wants to discard old stock, so controlling hydrolysis and oxidation through the right antioxidants matters. All key users—from the small-batch perfumery up to multi-tonne industrial flavor houses—expect predictable, long-lasting performance, and have given us direct feedback that’s driven our shelf-life procedures.

    What α-Fenchol Is Not

    α-Fenchol is not just another terpene alcohol you’d toss into a blend for bulk-fill. Compared to β-fenchol, which tends to bring in more medicinal or musty notes, α-Fenchol expresses clarity and freshness with less olfactory ‘weight’. You won’t find the heavy, earthy finish typical of some terpenoids. Versus borneol or camphor, α-Fenchol offers a softer profile without the nose-numbing intensity—ideal for products that require gentle lift rather than overwhelming impact.

    Cheaper, low-purity alternatives leak more off-notes and off-specification molecules, which show up in consumer feedback faster than many realize. As the manufacturer, we know the effort and utility of purging oxidized fractions and odd-numbered isomers, so what leaves our facility stands apart from quick-recovered or minimally refined fenchol pulled from essential oil bottoms.

    Continuous Improvement and Environmental Perspective

    We work in a sector scrutinized on all sides for both environmental responsibility and regulatory compliance. α-Fenchol, synthesized through efficient catalytic reactions, generates less environmental burden than large-scale essential oil extraction (which creates excess biomass and variable outputs). We recover and reuse process solvents to the greatest extent, minimizing discharge and occupational exposure. Modern facilities mean fewer emissions and higher energy efficiency, and we document these processes for review by all supply chain partners.

    Customers building sustainable portfolios ask for ingredient data that matters—origin, traceability, environmental footprint, and toxicity. Our production pathway for α-Fenchol addresses each point without greenwashing. We control and trace every drum to origin, maintain ongoing dialogue during audits, and support the use of α-Fenchol in finished products that list clear chemical identity (rather than hiding behind generic “fragrance” or “aroma” terms). End users in both consumer and industrial markets lean on these details to power transparency and informed choice.

    Supporting Reliable Innovation Across Industries

    Our business partners have developed everything from aircare blocks and green cleaning fluids to fine perfumes and flavors with our α-Fenchol. A creative formulator finds ways to create “fresh cut grass” impressions, energizing top notes or supporting leafy, woody, coniferous accords. Flavorists spin out notes of basil, spearmint, or Mediterranean garrigue. The reliability of our α-Fenchol feeds back into these innovations—when an ingredient exhibits the same odor and stability every batch, the end product becomes easier to create and support at scale.

    Customer feedback constantly drives our focus. The most consistent praise comes from those who previously blended with variable essential oil lots or semi-processed terpenes. Stories abound of former headaches—beyond-smell compliance failures, lost production time, off-odor complaints—resolved by moving to our more predictable α-Fenchol. Formulation stability translates directly to happier consumers and less inventory write-off.

    Emerging markets for “clean label” and “natural-like” products make the origin and purity of every aromatic molecule even more important. We invest in supporting statements and technical data for natural-identical sourcing, plus documentation on non-GMO and allergen status where needed. User confidence, regulatory audits, and streamlined filling lines follow from clarity about what goes into the tank or bottle.

    Challenging Marketplace Variability

    We operate in a world with many competing sources for α-Fenchol—or at least products labeled as such. Technical buyers tell us not every option meets specification, and returns or batch failures cause wasted time that nobody can afford. Unlike resellers or blenders piecing together lots from unknown sources, we follow every production step and certify that the α-Fenchol in our drums meets the exact profile described. Our own lab analysts run side-by-side benchmarks for vital markers and provide supporting chromatograms and certificates that help procurement teams justify selections to quality control panels and regulatory authorities.

    Trust builds over decades, not one-off orders. By running closed, clean synthesis lines and enforcing pure fill procedures, we can stand behind every drum, every certificate, and every load. Our distributed supply partners receive just as much process transparency as our direct customers. If a batch doesn’t meet specification or shows unexpected shift under stability test, it is stopped and reworked instead of passed on.

    Solving Modern Regulatory Demands

    Ingredient transparency and compliance take top billing for every new personal and home care formula. α-Fenchol benefits from straightforward regulatory positioning, so our customers avoid entanglements with restricted or flagged materials. Its established safety record in the concentrations typically used in home and body care means less risk when filing new registrations or exporting finished products worldwide.

    We back each shipment with technical files, safety data, and sample results, answering regulatory or client questions swiftly. Our teams maintain ongoing training to stay current on changing frameworks in major markets; as such, major industry partners have relied on us for documentation spanning North America, Europe, and APAC.

    Some of the most difficult questions come from eco-labeling and clean beauty brands—where the burden of proof always lands on the ingredient supplier. Experience processing these intricate requests speeds up approvals, keeping projects on track.

    End-to-End Customer Support

    Supplying α-Fenchol from the factory floor to the lab bench means more than a typical transaction. Our technical, logistics, and quality teams have seen every customer challenge and helped resolve what once looked like lost batches or uncertain paperwork. If a customer’s perfumer reports an unusual aroma deviation, we send samples and technical support until the root cause is sorted—not just for our peace of mind, but for production line confidence on the client side.

    Routine customer feedback leads to product improvements. Each technical call or in-person visit becomes an opportunity for both sides to gain insight, build better documentation, or create new grades for specialty markets—without risk to the consistency that’s earned ongoing trust. Partnering with users up and down the value chain allows us to solve practical, not hypothetical, formulation problems with facts and experience.

    We keep an eye on supply stability, fielding contingency plans for possible logistic interruptions and holding buffer stock for key accounts in regulated industries. Transparent communications and real availability create projects that get launched on time, not shelved waiting for a missing aroma component.

    Looking Ahead: Building the Future of Aroma Ingredients

    High-quality, traceable aromatic chemicals like α-Fenchol form the backbone of both classic and modern formulations. As more brands target clean label claims and regulatory scrutiny grows, the role of direct manufacturers expands. Deep product expertise, robust supply chain management, and up-to-date compliance records define how we stay competitive and keep our partners’ finished products on shelves.

    Advances in processing, green chemistry focus, and adaptation to new analytical methods all factor into the future supply of ingredients like α-Fenchol. Direct dialogue with brands and formulators keeps us working ahead of industry needs, rather than reacting to problems after they arise. From our manufacturing floor to the shelf-ready product, we apply what we’ve learned with every batch, every drum, and every formulator who reaches for our product.

    In fragrance and flavor, every subtlety matters. With α-Fenchol, our daily priority is to keep those subtleties reliable, accessible, and trusted—one production run at a time.