Castor Oil Grades Tailored for Industrial Applications

This high-quality grade of castor oil is refined to meet stringent quality standards. First Grade Castor Oil is commonly used in industries where purity, viscosity, and stability are essential, such as in lubricants, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. Known for its consistency, it is ideal for high-performance industrial applications.

APPLICATION

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  Cosmetics
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  Pharmaceuticals
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  Plastic & Polyurethane
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  Industrial lubricants

Commercial-grade castor oil is a lower-purity grade primarily used in industrial applications where the oil's unique properties are required. This grade is commonly used in manufacturing and serves as a base material for producing several castor derivatives. Its ideal for use in textile, chemical, and adhesive industries

APPLICATION

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  Lubricants & Greases
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  Paints, Coatings and Varnishes
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  Adhesives and Sealants
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  Textile

Cold Pressed Castor Oil is extracted without using heat,preserving its purity and maximizing the retention of essential nutrients. This oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, offering remarkable moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It's ideal for skincare, haircare, and other natural remedies where purity is key.

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  Skin Care
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  Hair Care
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  Medicinal formulations
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  Aromatherapy and Essential oil

Known for its refined, lighter color, this grade is used in cosmetics, adhesives, and coatings. Pale pressed castor oil is non-comedogenic, making it suitable for skin and personal care products.

Applications: Lipsticks, lotions, soaps, coatings, and nail polish.

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  Lipstick Formulation
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  Adhesives & Sealants

HCO, also known as castor wax, is stable under high temperatures and is ideal for waxes, polishes, and cosmetics. Its waxy nature makes it compatible with natural and synthetic resins, improving resistance and durability in final products.

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  Cosmetics
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  Crayons
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  Pharmaceutical products

A fatty acid derived from castor oil, ricinoleic acid is used in coating resins and metal-working oils. Its properties provide elasticity and moisture, making it ideal for use in specialized industrial applications.

Applications: Coating resins, lubricants, plasticizers, and personal care formulations.

APPLICATION

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  Coating resins
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  Lubricants
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  Personal care formulations

Created by removing moisture, dehydrated castor oil offers fast-drying properties, making it a preferred choice in paints, varnishes, and coatings. It enhances non- yellowing and adhesive properties on metals. Applications: Paints, varnishes, coatings, and inks.

APPLICATION

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  Paints & Varnishes

This castor oil derivative is processed with air to increase its viscosity, making it suitable for applications in plasticizers and lubricants. It provides excellent stability and adherence.

Applications: Plasticizers, lubricants, greases, and paints.

APPLICATION

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  Lubricants greases and paints

With enhanced thickness and a high level of stability, polymerized castor oil is widely used in synthetic resins and inks. It offers durability and resistance in challenging conditions.

Applications: Inks, synthetic resins, and high-performance coatings.

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  Synthetic resins, and High- performance coatings
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  CMYK Inks