3-Isopropoxyaniline
Category
Pharmaceutical Actives & Precursors
Sub-Category
Intermediates & Precursors
Description : 3-Isopropoxyaniline (CAS No: 41406-00-2), commercially referred to as 3-IPA or m-isopropoxyaniline, is undergoing a significant transition from a conventional speciality chemical to a vital, high-performance agrochemical and pharmaceutical intermediate across the global crop protection, life science, and speciality dye industries. Featuring a reactive primary aromatic amine coupled with an ether-linked isopropyl group, 3-isopropoxyaniline is a cornerstone of the international organic synthesis supply chain, driving the global manufacturing of major carbamate fungicides (such as Iprovalicarb), technical-grade insecticides, and targeted pharmaceutical building blocks. Beyond standard crop protection roles, its robust chemical profile makes it highly valuable in cross-border fine chemical synthesis, functioning as a critical building block for modern life-saving therapeutics, specialised colour developers, and high-performance industrial intermediates. This versatility reflects a global sourcing shift toward validated, high-purity liquid/solid variants to guarantee predictable reaction kinetics, low oxidative degradation, and consistent material performance worldwide. As a globally established 3-Isopropoxyaniline supplier, we ensure dependable bulk supply, strict quality control, and complete technical dossiers, including 3-Isopropoxyaniline CoA and 3-IPA (3-isopropoxyaniline) TDS across all industrial and technical grades. Beyond supply, we support our international partners through the entire product lifecycle from pilot-scale chemical optimisation to full commercial manufacturing, ensuring robust quality assurance, global regulatory alignment, and secure cross-border supply chain and logistics coordination.

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