1. Identification
Product name: Ethyl Acetate. Specific use, emergency contact and supplier identity must come from the label and SDS for the supplied lot.
Verified checklist for ethyl acetate supplier and batch files.
Review the product first. This page explains the document in simple terms; technical details are available below.
This document is limited to material identity, formula and composition rules. Producer, manufacturer and supplier names must not be displayed because sourcing may change.
Prepared from the substance family for initial risk review. It is not the official SDS for the supplied product.
Product name: Ethyl Acetate. Specific use, emergency contact and supplier identity must come from the label and SDS for the supplied lot.
Potential flammable-liquid and vapour hazards. Vapours may irritate or cause dizziness. Exact GHS classification depends on grade and composition.
General identity: Ethyl Acetate · CAS 141-78-6 · C4H8O2. Ingredient percentages, impurities, additives and formulation are unverified until supplier documentation is received.
If inhaled, move to fresh air. Immediately rinse skin or eyes with plenty of water. For ingestion, symptoms or significant exposure, contact a poison centre or physician; do not induce vomiting unless directed.
Use extinguishing media suitable for the surrounding fire. Avoid smoke and vapours; firefighters should use self-contained breathing apparatus. Confirm the exact method against the supplier SDS.
Secure and ventilate the area, remove ignition sources when safe, and avoid direct contact. Prevent entry to drains and the environment; collect with a compatible absorbent or recovery method.
Use only by trained personnel with suitable ventilation. Keep the labelled container closed and away from incompatible materials, heat, moisture or light as specified by the supplier.
Engineering controls and local exposure limits take priority. Use safety eyewear, chemical-resistant gloves and suitable clothing; select respiratory protection through a risk assessment.
Physical state, colour, odour, pH, flash point, density and solubility are not verified for the supplied grade and must be read from its TDS/SDS.
Do not assume stability until confirmed. Keep away from heat, flame, oxidisers and other incompatibilities identified by the supplier SDS.
Possible exposure routes include inhalation, skin and eye contact, and ingestion. Acute and chronic toxicity data for the supplied grade require verification from a reliable source.
Prevent release to water, soil and drains. Biodegradability, aquatic toxicity and persistence are unverified for the supplied product.
Dispose of material and contaminated packaging under local rules through an authorised contractor. Do not mix with other waste or discharge to drains without assessment.
UN number, hazard class, packing group and dangerous-goods status cannot be assigned from this guide; confirm them from the SDS and shipment documents before transport.
The site HSE owner must review classification and use, storage and transport duties against current law and the supplied-product SDS.
General safety guidance, revision 2026-09-22. This is not an official SDS, manufacturer document or transport authorisation. The supplied-product SDS and label take precedence.
Hazard, storage, handling, transport and emergency response information must come from the actual supplier/manufacturer SDS.
Technical properties and grade limits must match the supplier/manufacturer product grade being sold.
Public documents for this product must describe only the material formula, principal composition, published grade information.
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