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HS Code |
654762 |
| Chemical Name | 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy |
| Cas Number | 2226-96-2 |
| Molecular Formula | C9H16NO2 |
| Molar Mass | 170.23 g/mol |
| Appearance | Orange to red crystalline solid |
| Melting Point | 69-73 °C |
| Solubility In Water | Low |
| Storage Conditions | Store at 2-8°C, protected from light |
| Purity | >97% |
| Synonyms | TEMPONE, 4-Oxo-TEMPO |
| Density | 1.08 g/cm³ |
| Odor | Characteristic |
| Sensitivity | Light sensitive |
| Reactivity | Stable under recommended conditions |
| Application | Spin labeling, EPR spectroscopy |
As an accredited 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy (25g) comes in a sealed amber glass bottle with a tamper-evident screw cap. |
| Shipping | 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy is shipped in tightly sealed containers to prevent moisture and air exposure. It is classified as a hazardous material, transported per regulatory guidelines, with proper labeling and documentation. Avoid temperature extremes and direct sunlight. Ensure secure handling during transit to prevent breakage, spillage, or contamination. |
| Storage | 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy should be stored in a tightly sealed container, protected from light and moisture, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Keep away from heat, sparks, or open flames, and separate from incompatible substances such as strong reducing agents and acids. Properly label the storage area and follow all safety protocols for handling chemical oxidizers. |
Applications of 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy in Industrial ManufacturingAs an established producer of 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidinooxy (commonly known in the industry as 4-Oxo-TEMPO), we supply this advanced chemical intermediate for highly specialized downstream manufacturers. Its unique nitroxyl radical structure enables scenarios where oxidative catalysis, polymer performance modification, or sophisticated organic synthesis steps require reliable, consistent, and compliant raw material integration. Below, we detail real industrial application scenarios, each with sector-specific compliance, recommended dosage, production workflow integration, and the corresponding downstream final goods. 1. Polymer Industry – Living Radical Polymerization (LRP) for Controlled Plastic ManufacturingOur 4-Oxo-TEMPO enters the polymer processing sector as a high-purity controlling agent for nitroxide-mediated polymerization, particularly for manufacturing well-defined polyacrylates and polystyrenes. Its high radical stability allows plastics producers to precisely regulate chain growth, tailoring polymer architecture for enhanced durability or thermal performance. Manufacturers add it during the monomer introduction stage, integrating directly into existing continuous polymerization lines. This material has set benchmarks for reliability in value-added polymer ingredient supply, supporting the creation of specialty thermoplastics and engineering plastics required in automotive, electronics, and consumer goods. Industry compliance standards
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2. Electronics Manufacturing – Oxidative Functionalization of Electronic SubstratesDevice fabricators employ our material as the principal oxidation catalyst in surface-modification processes, tailoring polyimide and polyetheretherketone (PEEK) films to enhance surface adhesion and electronic compatibility. By leveraging controlled radical oxidation, processors impart carboxyl or hydroxy functionalities onto high-performance films, improving primer receptivity or conductive ink patterning. Batch and continuous roll-to-roll operations apply this step prior to thin-film electronic component assembly, contributing to the reliability of high-density flexible circuitry and next-generation display technologies. Industry compliance standards
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3. Fine Chemicals – Selective Oxidation Catalyst in Pharmaceutical Intermediate SynthesisPharmaceutical intermediate producers value this material for its precise oxidation selectivity during the synthesis of aldehydes, ketones, or carboxylic acids from alcohol precursors. Used primarily in the production of advanced pharmaceutical building blocks, especially for anti-infectives and CNS active compounds, this radical oxidant shortens batch times and reduces unwanted byproducts. Integration occurs in the controlled addition phase within cGMP reactors, with inline HPLC monitoring to ensure conversion yield meets specification. Industry compliance standards
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4. Coatings & Paints – Polymer Additive for Weather-Resistant Industrial CoatingsIndustrial coating formulators incorporate this advanced raw material as a performance additive in the cure-for-block films and industrial weather-resistant coatings. It supports resin crosslinking through controlled radical pathway initiation, resulting in improved gloss retention, UV resistance, and hydrophobicity. Producers dose the additive during the let-down phase after pigment grinding, ensuring full compatibility with resin blends. The result: finished coatings with enhanced outdoor durability and lower maintenance cycles for commercial and infrastructure assets. Industry compliance standards
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5. Water Treatment Chemicals – Oxidant for Selective Organic Pollutant DegradationProducers of advanced water treatment agents utilize this compound as a selective oxidant in formulations designed for targeted breakdown of pharmaceutical residues, agricultural chemicals, and chlorinated aromatics. Dosing occurs in fine-tuned advanced oxidation process (AOP) reactors, enabling rapid pollutant degradation without significant halogenated byproduct formation. Water utility operators depend on these formulations in pilot and full-scale installations for potable and industrial effluent treatment, ensuring regulatory discharge compliance and minimizing environmental impact. Industry compliance standards
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Producing advanced nitroxyl radicals like 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy (TEMPONE) asks for more than technical knowledge. For decades, our reactors have handled complex piperidine derivatives, with operators and staff solving practical problems that arise during every batch. With hands-on expertise spanning from kilo-lab to full plant scale, we have built a track record that gives us confidence in TEMPONE’s consistent quality. Unlike brokers, we stand by each drum, every shipment, because our chemistry—quite literally—runs through our veins.
We manufacture TEMPONE to meet demanding standards. Chemically, it has the formula C9H16NO2 and a molecular weight of 170.23. This crystalline solid takes an off-white or pale yellow hue thanks to its nitroxyl radical and stable piperidone backbone. Years on the shop floor have shown us that minor variances in batch conditions such as temperature ramp or oxygen persistence shift the impurity profile. We tune parameters to control moisture below 0.5%, minimize residual solvents, and achieve high assay levels above 98%. Each shipment is tested before leaving our gates, not just by instruments but through the judgment of chemists who have seen what can go wrong if you cut corners.
We have walked alongside research chemists developing new spin labeling protocols and industrial polymer engineers searching for reliable stabilization. TEMPONE’s nitroxyl radical proves its worth in applications demanding tracking and monitoring of free-radical processes, including electron spin resonance (ESR/EPR) studies. Not all nitroxides behave the same during harsh reactions. Over time, we have seen TEMPONE outperform alternatives in certain oxidation or spin labeling environments, thanks to the ketone functionality at the 4-position. This subtle difference from TEMPO, for instance, changes its reduction profile and boosts its persistence under some conditions. By working directly with phosphorescence groups and free radical polymerizations, we notice differences in stability and selectivity that suit specific use cases.
Producers who never get their hands dirty see only the catalog—100 grams this, 500 grams that. We know you demand more than a price list. Take molecular differences: both TEMPONE and its cousin TEMPO use the robust piperidine ring with four methyl groups, which shields the nitroxide and extends its shelf life. But where TEMPO’s 4-position bears an oxygen atom, TEMPONE wears a ketone. This seems minor until you try to quench it. The ketone group in TEMPONE resists reduction by some standard reductants, yet opens more opportunities for site-selective labeling or investigation in redox-sensitive machinery. Teams in biochemistry pick TEMPONE for protein modification studies requiring a distinctive ESR signal, while catalysts developers lean on its stability in media where TEMPO might break down. In-house, we have run control experiments that use both, repeatedly seeing TEMPONE excel under prolonged irradiation and high-oxidative flux. Bulk oxidation of alcohols or probing cellular redox states calls for a material that holds up batch after batch, even when scale and temperature testing are unforgiving.
Scaling TEMPONE production brings useful lessons. The parent amine, 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidin-4-one, never arrives perfectly clean. Purity starts with careful vendor selection, but for critical users, in-house purification always pays off. Oxidation steps need precise oxygen delivery and temperature holding. Our reactors run under tight protocols to prevent overheating, which can degrade both product and equipment. Solvent choice affects not just crystallization, but how quickly the nitroxyl forms and whether minor side products remain. Every batch means attention to filtration, drying, and minimizing exposure to light and air, since longer air exposure can nudge TEMPONE toward decomposition or hydrate formation. We catch these issues where labs relying on catalog samples never look. Monitoring each process loop, from charge to isolation, we reduce cross-contamination risks. This vigilance pays off downstream. Chemists using our TEMPONE can expect reliable ESR signals, repeatable oxidations, and no unpleasant surprises.
Many purchase managers wonder where odd failures originate. Trace solvents or an off ratio of oxidized to reduced nitroxide ruin sensitive work. Researchers using our TEMPONE for spin label synthesis or molecular probes tell us how subtle purity differences affect labeling efficiency and signal reproducibility. By focusing on reproducibility in our own lots, we cut down learning periods for new users and save downstream troubleshooting. Major instrument makers in ESR and EPR trust TEMPONE for calibration because of the consistent g-value and line width. Seasonal spikes in demand for pharmaceutical research or new polymer antioxidant studies reveal another advantage—scaling up with us means never questioning batch-to-batch consistency. We have seen our product pass the tightest internal release protocols by research groups running high-throughput screening.
Manufacturing specialty nitroxides creates plenty of waste when managed poorly. Having solved plenty of industrial waste challenges in the past, we put time into solvent recycling, closed-loop extraction, and reusing spent streams to cut environmental load. Careful batch tracking keeps residual copper or organic impurities away from final product lots. Over the last few years, we’ve slashed waste output per kilo of TEMPONE by shifting to greener oxidation methods and cross-plant solvent sharing. Chemists in universities and industry have told us their sustainability metrics benefit from material produced through these cleaner processes.
After producing nitroxides for years, we learn where quality lapses sneak in. Temperature swings in storage rooms, poor drum sealing, or imprecise drying routines can destroy product performance over time. Our people monitor, batch code, and retain samples from every run, then run full spectra, HPLC, and moisture analyses in our in-house labs. Not all producers do this—some relabel basic chemical broker stock and hope for the best. With direct control of the supply chain, we remove the worry of degradation, ensure every order is matched to its original test data, and support customers if questions or issues ever arise.
We listen. After a technical group found that their free radical trapping experiments failed with an older supplier, our technical services worked hand-in-hand with their bench chemists to inspect every parameter—solubility, particle size, even micro-crystal morphology. We retooled our drying cycles and shifted our drum preparation to cut static buildup, finding this cut down on localized moisture retention during shipment in certain climates. Our customers’ callouts—for improved test reporting, better labeling for batch traceability, and flexible packaging—push us to keep refining every step. Long-standing buyers regularly visit our sites and run through batch records with our staff, recognizing the value of a manufacturer who explains, not just supplies. In turn, we gain insights into their new fields, whether it’s electronics, catalysis, or emerging therapies, and fold these back into our continuous improvement cycles.
Researchers need to trust what’s in each bottle. We take pride in supplying TEMPONE that works as expected, across applications, so our customers don’t stall due to off-spec materials. Shelf-stable, reliable product quality forms the backbone of good research, whether in small-scale chemical biology or large-scale materials production. Our logistics and shipping protocols, built on years of chemical handling, make sure sensitive cargo arrives intact, with product performance verified before and after each journey.
Over the last decade, collaborative projects have brought out new uses for TEMPONE. In one case, a polymer science group struggled with inconsistent results using off-brand nitroxides. Swapping to our product, with documentation on every impurity and recommended storage tips, offered the reproducibility needed for high-impact papers. Years of hands-on support rolled into this project, with our process engineers discussing best storage conditions, solvent compatibility, and even custom grind sizes for more uniform mixing. The result: smooth scale-up, confident data, and smoother regulatory filings. Another customer used TEMPONE in redox biology studies involving sensitive enzymatic reactions. Standard nitroxides often broke down under their reaction conditions, producing unexpected byproducts. After a test batch with our TEMPONE, they reported higher signal consistency, greater longevity in shelf storage, and acknowledged reduced troubleshooting headaches. Word of mouth spread, building an industry reputation rooted in reliability more than glossy catalogs.
Nobody gains when shipments arrive compromised. We package TEMPONE in high-barrier drums tailored for radical stability—air- and humidity-tight, double-sealed by trained teams. Outbound logistics coordinate with trusted carriers who learn about product handling after repeated runs with us. We reject the “ship and forget” mentality. If weather delays or customs glitches threaten delivery, our operations teams track every package side-by-side with yours, ready to intervene quickly. Our approach stems from lessons learned on the ground, preventing avoidable product losses and unhappy surprises for receiving labs.
Most buyers want to know their materials meet local and international guidelines. Over the years, we have kept ahead of compliance shifts through direct dialogue with regulatory bodies. Our documentation, including certificates of origin, full test spec sheets, and batch-specific data, gives clear traceability—helping our customers file their own compliance paperwork without holdups. No unclear provenance or relabeling needed. We issue prompt, clear labeling showing both batch and production timeline, helping users align product traceability from start to finish. Working openly with regulators has actually improved some of our in-house processes, giving us a head start when new reporting or tracking requirements emerge.
New uses for TEMPONE keep emerging as science pushes boundaries. Through regular feedback from customers active in radical chemistry, we have tweaked process setups, crystallization regimens, and even post-processing steps to enhance purity and handling. Our technical team hosts workshops where chemical engineers and researchers walk the plant floor; ideas from these sessions have improved our crystallization yield and reduced waste. Actual product refinements, not just marketing claims, come from these experiences. We remain a real producer, not just a supplier. Our boots-on-the-ground know-how, from batch charging to drum sealing, ensures every lot of TEMPONE supports good science. As industry demands evolve, so does our production approach, incorporating smarter controls, sustainable methods, and lessons learned from thousands of real-world uses. This feedback loop, built on trust and direct experience, forms the foundation of everything we send out the gate.
In the world of radical chemistry, product quality makes or breaks an experiment. Our team produces 4-Oxo-2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidinooxy with a hands-on, transparent approach refined over years of direct manufacturing. Every order ships with confidence in its provenance, its handling, and its capability to support research breakthroughs. The difference is clear each time a batch passes customer scrutiny, demonstrates reliability in a sensitive protocol, or enables a new area of science or technology. Our roots as a true chemical manufacturer—not a faceless distributor—shape every drum, every consultation, and every improvement.