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Mahua Oil — Madhuca longifolia

Overview & Forest Sustenance

Mahua Oil (also named Madhuca longifolia or Bassia latifolia) is physically processed from the meaty kernels of Mahua trees. These trees grow in the rich dry deciduous forest ecosystem of central India. Bulchand Chhabaldas Oil Mill in Raipur mechanically expels Mahua seeds, generating a heavy, clear amber lipid fat that hardens into a rich butter structure in cool climates.

Key Properties & Soap-Making Specifications

Our raw Mahua Oil meets supreme industrial and cosmetic targets:

• Botanical Name: Madhuca longifolia / Bassia latifolia
• Density @ 30°C: 0.910 — 0.930 gm/ml
• Refractive Index: 1.455 — 1.465
• Acid Value: 5.0 — 15.0 max
• Iodine Value: 60 — 70
• Unsaponifiable Matter: 1.5% — 2.5% max

Industrial Applications

Our bulk Mahua Oil serves numerous sectors:

• Soap Manufacturers: Rich in oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids, forming premium, highly moisturizing lathers.
• Eco-Friendly Biolubricants: Superior lubricating stability, widely formulated in heavy gear assemblies.
• Traditional Illumination: Burned as clean fuel for lighting and Ayurvedic muscle relaxation rubs.
• Fish Pond Management: Saponin (mowrin) active byproduct Mahua seed cake serves as an excellent preparatory fish pond biocide.

Why Buy From Us?

Since 1975, BCOM Raipur has supported direct forest seed gathering with local cooperatives, producing chemical-free, raw botanical fats and saponin-heavy aquaculture press cakes in massive quantities. GST: 22AACFB4136G1Z2.