The company has cemented its presence among the distinguished Manufacturers and Suppliers of Neem Oil. We make use of high qualtiy Neem seed kernels to extract Neem Oil using cold pressing process that preserves the inherent natural levels of azadirachtin and other liminoids. One can obtain it at nominal rates.

Main Uses : Neem oil used to protect plants and crops against pests. Add any suitable emulsifier to form a 0.5% emulsion and use as a foliar spray on plants and crops. It is effective against insecticide-resistant pests, environmentally highly compatible, non-toxic to mammals and birds, and does not affect beneficial insects. There are no entry restrictions for the products, and is thus ideal for integrated pest management program. In the sphere of pest control, pure neem oil diluted in water with an emulsifier had better efficacy than formulatins that "aftificially" fortify azadirachtin levels.

Neem Oil Spray :

• Step 1 : For every 100 ml of neem oil add 10-15% of natural emulsifier and stir well.
• Step 2  : Add to 2-4 ml of emulsified neem oil to one litre of oil and stir vigorously.
• Step 3  : Take the required quantity depending upon the sprayer and diluted accordingly.
• It is very essential to all the emulsifier and mix properly. This should be used immediately before the oil droplets start floating.
• Sprayer should be undertaken in the morning or late in the evening. Insects lay eggs on the underside of the leaves. Hence it is important to spray on the underside of the leaves as well.

Specification :-

• Colour - Yellow= 20.0, Red = 1.6, Blue = 0.3
• Azadirachtin ">2000 ppm
• Refractive Index at 40^oc =1.4628
• Specific gravity at 30^o c =0.9177
• Saponification Value = 190.3
• Lodine value = 71.19
• Unsaponifiable matter (w/w) = 1.42%
• Moisture, impurities and volatile matter = 0.13%

The company has cemented its presence among the distinguished Manufacturers and Suppliers of Neem Oil. We make use of high qualtiy Neem seed kernels to extract Neem Oil using cold pressing process that preserves the inherent natural levels of azadirachtin and other liminoids. One can obtain it at nominal rates.

Main Uses : Neem oil used to protect plants and crops against pests. Add any suitable emulsifier to form a 0.5% emulsion and use as a foliar spray on plants and crops. It is effective against insecticide-resistant pests, environmentally highly compatible, non-toxic to mammals and birds, and does not affect beneficial insects. There are no entry restrictions for the products, and is thus ideal for integrated pest management program. In the sphere of pest control, pure neem oil diluted in water with an emulsifier had better efficacy than formulatins that "aftificially" fortify azadirachtin levels.

Neem Oil Spray :

• Step 1 : For every 100 ml of neem oil add 10-15% of natural emulsifier and stir well.
• Step 2  : Add to 2-4 ml of emulsified neem oil to one litre of oil and stir vigorously.
• Step 3  : Take the required quantity depending upon the sprayer and diluted accordingly.
• It is very essential to all the emulsifier and mix properly. This should be used immediately before the oil droplets start floating.
• Sprayer should be undertaken in the morning or late in the evening. Insects lay eggs on the underside of the leaves. Hence it is important to spray on the underside of the leaves as well.

Specification :-

• Colour - Yellow= 20.0, Red = 1.6, Blue = 0.3
• Azadirachtin ">2000 ppm
• Refractive Index at 40^oc =1.4628
• Specific gravity at 30^o c =0.9177
• Saponification Value = 190.3
• Lodine value = 71.19
• Unsaponifiable matter (w/w) = 1.42%
• Moisture, impurities and volatile matter = 0.13%