Seeds and kernels of neem tree are used to extract Neem oil. The oil has insecticidal and medicinal properties. This is the prime reason for it being used for years in cosmetics, medicines, pest control, shampoos, toothpaste, soaps, mosquito repellants, pet products etc. Wide use of neem oil is witnessed in various sectors like Agricultural industries, Natural Pesticide , Natural Insecticide , Natural Fungicide and Herbal Medicine industries
Average value of Neem oil immediately after the extraction is a
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Azadirachtin - min 3500 ppm (0.35%)
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Nimbin - min 4000 ppm (0.40%)
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Salanin - min 6000 ppm (0.60%)
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Specifications |
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Colour |
Dark Greenish Brown |
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Odour Garlic |
Repulsive |
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Moisture & Insoluble Impurities |
1 % |
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Solubility |
Slightly soluble in water |
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pH Value |
6.5 to 7.5 |
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Iodine Value |
65 – 80 |
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Boiling point |
2000 C |
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Linoleic Acid |
2.1% |
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Various Lower Fatty Acids |
2.3% |
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Palmitic Acid |
12.6% |
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Stearic Acid |
21.4% |
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Oleic Acid |
52.8% |
Packing : 5,10, 25 litre cans. 200 litre or 180 Kg MS or plastic drums. Bulk supplies can be arranged in 10/20 ton tankers by Road / Rail / Sea .
Neem oil is not restricted by entry barriers in countries across the world.
