How to read a butane Certificate of Analysis
What each line on a butane CoA means: purity by gas chromatography, sulfur, moisture, BTEX, lot numbers and the lab. A checklist for bulk buyers.
Practical guides on butane purity, lab reports, blends, cylinder valves and safe handling, from the team at Puretane.
What each line on a butane CoA means: purity by gas chromatography, sulfur, moisture, BTEX, lot numbers and the lab. A checklist for bulk buyers.
Boiling points, vapor pressures and where each fits: n-butane, isobutane, propane and 70/30 n-butane/propane blends, with NIST data.
Why bulk butane cylinders use CGA-555 liquid-withdrawal valves instead of CGA-510 (POL) vapor valves, and what that means for your fittings.
How closed-loop hydrocarbon extraction works, why open-loop is unsafe, and why extraction-grade butane purity, sulfur and residue matter.
Where butane is refined, filled and stored affects what ends up in your process. What to ask suppliers about origin, filling and lab testing.
How to use, refill, clean and store a butane torch safely, why fuel quality matters, and how to troubleshoot weak or sputtering flames.
How to buy clean butane: cases of cans shipped to your door, or pallets of 120 lb n-butane and 70/30 cylinders delivered across the US and Canada.