Peracetic Acid General Information

If you would like to know how we produce analytical methods for the determination of products with a peracetic acid content of more than 1% and the photometric determination for low-concentration peracetic acid products, please click here!

According to the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and the European Regulation No. 1272/2008, aqueous solutions of peracetic acid are hazardous substances. Click here to learn how they must be labeled and handled accordingly.

Depending on the different physico-chemical properties there are differences in packaging of peracetic acid solutions. To get an overview, please click here!

Our product portfolio covers the entire concentration range of commercial peracetic acid products. If you would like to check out a selection of products or inquire about the availability of a specific type, please click here!

Safety has always been one of Evonik's top priorities. Our strong commitment to the chemical industry's Responsible Care program is reflected in our efforts to achieve the highest possible safety standards in our own plants and laboratories and those of our customers. Click here!

Evonik's peracetic acid products are adequately stabilized. Please click here to learn more about proper storage so that you can store peracetic acid for an extended period of time without significant loss of content.

Peracetic acid (PAA) must be stored in its original containers in an upright position on an acid-resistant surface. PAA should only be dispensed from its original packaging. Learn more about the storage conditions of peracetic acid by clicking here!

Transportation is subject to the respective hazardous material regulations (hazardous material regulations), which are based on the UN Recommendations TDG. Click here to find out about the different hazardous material classifications that apply depending on the product specification.