Ethanol Trading Corporation

Katraj, Pune, Maharashtra

Absolute alcohol is commercially produced using two major methods. First method is called Azeotropic distillation with entrainers. The other method is 'Adsorption' that employs molecular sieves for adsorbing purposes under high pressure and temperature.

• Production of spirits and alcoholic liquersProduce preservatives

Neutral Alcohol (ENA) or sugarcane Molasses is derived by undertaking sugar fermentation involving sugarcane juice and molasses. Being comprehensively distilled, it does not have a taste or smell and also does not carry impurities. Neutral Alcohol ENA or Sugar Cane Alcohol is used to produce other distilled spirits including , Cachaca, Whiskey and more. It is also used to flavor the vinegar. Various industries depend on ENA for their daily operations. From anti-frost to food applications, neutral alcohol is a critical component.

Extra Neutral Alcohol ENA or Sugar Cane Alcohol is used to produce other distilled spirits including , Cachaca, Whiskey and more. It is also used to flavor the vinegar. Various industries depend on ENA for their daily operations. From anti-frost to food applications, neutral alcohol is a critical component.It is an excellent co-product for anti-frost and screen wash applications. Ethanol is a raw material for vinegar, which tradition curiously places in industrial use.

• Have Consistency of oilsColorless and clear liquid

Fusel oil suppliers generally collect them as parts of the distillate. They are then processed and imparted their own individual flavours. Since they are relatively harsher in nature, these require more time to mature and integrate. They predominantly include higher alcohols such as esters, amyl alcohol aldehydes, hexanol, butyl and fatty acids.

• MOQ 100 Barrel(s)

We are offering ethanol. Ethanol is a clear, colorless alcohol fuel made from the sugars found in grains, such as corn, sorghum, and wheat, as well as potato skins, rice, and yard clippings. Ethanol is a renewable fuel because it is made from plants. There are several ways to make ethanol from biomass. The most commonly used processes today use yeast to ferment the sugars and starch in corn. Corn is the main ingredient for ethanol in the united states due to its abundance and low price. Most ethanol is produced in the corn-growing states in the midwest. The starch in the corn is fermented into sugar, which is then fermented into alcohol. Other crops such as, barley, wheat, rice, sorghum, sunflower, potatoes, sugar cane and sugar beets can also be used to produce ethanol. Sugar cane and sugar beets are the most common ingredients for ethanol in other parts of the world. Since alcohol is created by fermenting sugar, sugar crops are the easiest ingredients to convert into alcohol. Brazil, the country with the world's largest ethanol production, makes most of its ethanol this way. Today, many cars in brazil operate on ethanol made from sugar cane. A new experimental process which breaks down cellulose in woody fibers, is called "cellulosic ethanol". With this process we can make ethanol from trees, grasses, and crop wastes. Trees and grasses need less energy than grains, which must be replanted every year. Scientists have developed fast-growing trees that grow to size in ten years. Many grasses can produce two harvests a year for many years. Someday, you may find yourself driving by huge farms that are not producing food or animal feed, but feedstock for ethanol. Feedstock is the raw material used to make a product.