Blown Castor Oil manufactured under thermally controlled conditions in the presence of air to give products with increased viscosities, specific gravities and reactivity's blown castor oil is a golden yellow to honey coloured viscous liquid. Blown Castor Oil is a derivative that has a higher viscosity and specific gravity compared to natural castor oil. Key Function: Binder, solvent.

Key Application: Adhesives, Inks, Lubrication, Polish, Caulks and sealants, Leather dressing, Rubber compounding.

REFINED CASTOR OIL is obtained from the seeds of Ricinus Communis, is a pale yellow, viscous, oily liquid insoluble in water. It contains more than 87% of a unique hydroxy fatty acid. Key Function: Binder, solvent.

Key Application: Adhesives, Inks, Lubrication, Polish, Caulks and sealants, Leather dressing, Rubber compounding.

HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL (Castor Wax) accounts for the largest single use of castor oil for a standard commodity. In the hydrogenation process, the ricinoleic acid becomes fully saturated and forms a viscous wax-like product with a high melting point of 86°C, which makes HCO valuable in resin and polymer mixtures. The HCO is insoluble in water and most organic solvents, but it is soluble in hot solvents. It is this insolubility that makes HCO valuable to the lubricants markets. It is water resistant while retaining lubricity , polarity and surface wetting properties. The early use of HCO in greases was to improve texture and oxidative stability of greases exposed to high sheer stress with little effect on structure or consistency. The introduction of HCO opened up a whole new world of possibilities to the formulator.