A firm believer in adopting and updating our knowledge and technical know-how, the company explores on new possibilities to enable our customers to benefit from our projects. We are not oblivious that globalization has its say on every business and altering market dynamics of national and international stature and new trends. As technologies advancing day by day and going to play rather a crucial role in speeding up the production activity, we are geared up to suit to the situation and come out with customized products. Yes, we are a bit hasty to go in for latest technological skills, mechanism, and tools that all will help our company reach its long term business objectives.
And we as global competitor have high calibre and total strength that enriches our acumen to offer the best of the products that the customers often seek to. Complying with the global standards in the production of domestic and commercial oils, that have much demand at the international market, we promise to stick to the set norms that will sure help us to roll out the suitable product range that proves second to none. The company swanks of to have only quality product will ensure satisfaction to the customers who can expect to cut short their costs and earn more benefits while improving their business prospects.

We are located at India’s best cotton growing area, which is also the largest producing area of Raw Cotton in India.
At G.S. Oils Ltd., we truly believe in ‘lead by the examples’. Since the beginning we have always served to our esteemed clientele with continuous innovation, trust for the quality, and ethical practices. G.S. Oils Ltd has thrived using these concepts as pillars of growth. Our ever growing market share is a testimony to our customer-centric approach. Our daily production capacity is 1000 bales making our yearly capacity of 1,50,000 bales per annum approx.

Being an oilseed, the soybean is processed and the oil is sold domestically. The rest of the processed soybean is in the form of a high protein extract, which is sold domestically and exported to various countries, as a major feed ingredient for the poultry/cattle feed industry.
Feed ingredients have the right expertise to handle any volume size in vessel loads and container shipments. The soybean meal is exported in large volumes to china, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand etc.
Cottonseed oil is pressed from the seeds of the cotton plant. It is almost always blended with other oils for the creation of various vegetable oils and it is also used in the manufacture of margarine, salad dressings, and commercially prepared fried products.
Common Uses: Margarine and shortening production, salad dressings, commercially fried products.
Coconut oil is extracted from the dried meat of the coconut and is very popular in India and Southeast Asia. It solidifies at room temperature and has a buttery texture.
In the United States, coconut oil is most often used in commercially prepared products such as cookies, candies, ice cream, whipped toppings, and non-dairy coffee creamers. Coconut oil is also used in the manufacture of various cosmetics, soaps, lotions, and suntan oils and is very beneficial in maintaining healthy skin.

Soybean oil is one the most widely used oils in the manufacture of margarine, vegetable oil, and shortening. In fact, in the United States, soybean oil is used more often than any other oil in the production of commercially prepared food items that contain oil. It has long been one of the top favourites for use in Chinese cooking.
In the United States, soybean oil is highly refined and has a high smoke point, making it a good all-purpose cooking oil. The generic brands of vegetable oil are often 100% soybean oil or they may be a blend of several highly refined oils. Soybean oil is inexpensive and has several healthy attributes including high levels of polyunsaturated (including omega-3 fatty acid) and monounsaturated fats and it is fairly low in saturated fat.
Common Uses: Cooking, salad dressings, production of vegetable oil, margarine, and shortening.

From the nutritional point of view, Vanaspati is important for those sections of society which cannot afford hard fat diet. The effluent have access to hard fats through meat, eggs, cream and milk products etc.
But for others these are not easily available. Hence it is only Vanaspati which meets the need of the lower income groups and protects them against oxidative rancidity of oil. The industry plays an important role in the development on non-traditional/minor oilseeds. A wide variety of edible oils can be used in the manufacture of Vanaspati without affecting the quality, acceptability and utility of the end product. The industry has helped development of unconventional edible oils like cotton seed oil, Rice Bran Oil, Mahua Oil, Nigerseed Oil and such other minor oils.
Soy lecithin consists of three types of phospholipids; phosphatidylcholine (PC), phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) and phosphotidylinositol (PI). It is extracted from soybean oil and is generally used as a natural emulsifier or stabilizer in various food applications.
Soy lecithin offers a multifunctional, flexible and versatile tool. It is probably best known for its emulsifying properties, which help promote solidity in margarine and give consistent texture to dressings and other creamy products. Lecithin is also used in chocolates and coatings and to counteract spattering during frying. Additionally, its unique lipid molecular structure makes lecithin useful for pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications and various industrial uses such as paints, textiles, lubricants and waxes.
Cotton Seed ............................Cotton Seed Cake
The cottonseed meal/extraction obtained by this method contains protein as high as about 38% to 40% as compared to about 18% to 20% in traditionally processed cottonseed cake.
The protein content in the cattle feed is best utilized by the cattle if-it by-passes its rumen (first part of the stomach) and is digested in the subsequent parts of the stomach. It has been established that the protein content in cottonseed extractions is of "by-pass protein" type.

For the Animol which has RUMINANT DIGESTIVE SYSTEM only BY.PASS PROTEIN is the only Protein which increases growth in Cottle, Milk Production ond Reproduction capability of the Cottle.
Cottonseed meal can be used alone in many diets or in combination with other plant and animal protein sources to complete a balanced ration.
The characteristics of a particular meal are largely determined by the type of oil extraction process from which the meal was derived - mechanical (screw-press) or expander solvent extraction.
Quality Parameter |
UOM |
Max |
Min |
Crude Protein |
% (w/w) |
40 |
38 |
Crude Fibre |
% (w/w) |
12 |
10 |
ROC |
% (w/w) |
3 |
0.8 |
Moisture |
% (w/w) |
12 |
10 |
Albuminoids |
% (w/w) |
42 |
39 |
Cottonseed hulls represent almost 27% of the cottonseed. They are rich in nutrients and fibres and can be used as a part of cattle feed
Cottonseed Hulls are excellent roughages and have strong application in cleaning of oil pipelines and is also found to be favoured fertiliser forMushrooms.
Cottonseed Hulls are the outer covering of the cottonseed and are separated from the kernel prior to the oil extraction process.
Cottonseed hulls contain 3-8% highly digestible cotton linters (nearly 100% cellulose). Cottonseed hulls are an exceptional roughage with a high level of effective fiber and are very palatable. They are commonly used in feedlot and dairy rations since they require no grinding and mix well with other feed ingredients.
They can be pelleted for ease of handling and to lower transportation cost. Cottonseed hulls are comparable in nutritive value to good quality grass hay and are valuable digestive aides to concentrate rations.
They can also serve to limit intake of concentrate when feeding on pasture.
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Cotton Linters
We can supply the best quality 100% Natural Cotton Linter to you. Our price is competitive and we assured of good cotton linters which can match your required specifications, and standards. and, can take responsibility to any quality uncertainty. Presently, we are looking forward to more cooperation with overseas based on mutual profit. Our items comply with International Quality Standards and their quality and durability are fully guaranteed. Our factory can provide the most preferential profit to customers all over the world with competitive prices and high quality items.
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We are the Manufacturers of "cotton seeds cotton linters-CSCL"- in India. From India Original-Genuine cotton linters are available, We can supply "original cotton linters"-from India 500 Mts. to 1500 Mts. per Every Months. From India's biggest cotton linters manufacturing plant, 300 to 400 Mts. cotton seeds we process In delinting machines, - to produce 30 Mts.cotton linters 1st. cut + 2nd. cut Per day, World best cotton linters 1st. cut + 2nd. cut, from India.
1st. cut produced from "Cotton Ginning Industries", in process of raw cotton in super cleaners, prior to press the bales. And, 1st. cut cotton linter's staples length is 5 to 10 mm. maximum.
2nd. cut produced from "Cotton Seeds Expelling Industries", and from "Solvent or Oil Extractions plant" in the process in Delinted Machines., Lints removed from "Cotton Seeds", 2nd. cut cotton linters produced,the staples length are 2 mm. to 5mm. maximum.
Fibre Types: Cotton - Gossypium species (various, depends where grown) Cotton Linters - Short, coarse fibres which adheres to the cotton boll, after removal of the very long textile fibres. There are broadly three classes: Mill Run (Longest fibre), First cut(Long fibre) and Second cut (Shorter fibre)
Fibre Properties : Fibre Length mm Millrun/First cut 1.6-2.0; Second cut 1.0-1.4, Fibre Coarseness ?g/m Mill run /First cut 230-260; Second cut 200-250 Bauer McNett 14 mesh Screen Retention % Mill run/First cut 35-50; Second cut 1-20.
Cotton fibre has a very high alpha cellulose content, which makes this pulp ideal for producing long life archival papers. First cut cotton linters find uses in Artists Drawing papers, which must have a resistance to fading, neutrality and stability. These are heavier weight papers were the finish varies from a coarse surface for paint to a smooth surface for graphic work. First cut linters also find uses in some boards (eg. greetings cards)and Mill Run and First cut linters are used as extenders to the much longer Staple Cotton fibres, in currency papers.
Second cut linters are valued for their bulk and purity. In addition to uses in the above grades, Second cut linters are used in Fine and Security to add bulk and prestige value. For Fine papers requiring a good formation, care should be taken when selecting the linter grade to ensure that it is clear of "Fibre Knots". The latter, if present in large numbers in the pulp, can give rise to a poor formation or a "Fish Eye" problem.
The cleaned seed is then sent to gin stands, similar to those in cotton saw gins, where the linters are removed from the seed (delinted). This linter removal process is usually done twice and the fibers are collected and pressed into 600 pound bales. The linters of the highest grade, referred to as first-cut linters (longer more resilient fibers) are used in manufacturing non-chemical products, such as medical supplies, twine, and candle wicks. The second-cut linters (short fibers or fuzz), removed in further delinting steps, are incorporated in chemical products, found in various foods, toiletries, film, and paper.
Cotton linter pulps are available as ECF and TCF grades bleached to 88%+ ISO Brightness. Unrefined these pulps have a very high bulk, air permeance and opacity. On refining there is some development of Schopper Reigler wetness, but little development of strength properties. The opacity increases as refining proceeds due to the sheet closing up as the fibre shortens. The largest change on refining is a loss of air permeance.
Cotton Linters are usually obtained by delinting ginned seeds. Cotton Linters are obtained in 2 stages and 1st Cut, cotton linter have longer fibre length than 2nd Cut, cotton linters. Cotton Linters are very useful for paper board industry and thus wood pulp and other natural resources are saved.
This cotton is the fuzz on cotton seeds which have been combed out the long fiber cotton used for cloth. This fuzz or linters is cut off the seeds before the seeds are made into cottonseed oil. The First Cut Cotton Linters or First Shear cotton linters are cut off the seeds before the seeds go to the mill. This First Shear cotton linters is very resilient and springy. It is used in higher grades of cotton batting. Although very resilient, First Shear cotton Linters , by itself, is not very stable in a futon. It is best used in combination with staple cotton. Second Shear linter cotton is a lower quality cotton that is cut from cotton seeds at a cottonseed oil mill.
We can provide you 100% cotton Linter (Natural cotton Linters) In any big/bulk/hugh quantity You may required for 1st. cut & 2nd. We can supply cotton linters 200 mts. to 2,000 mts. We can supply your complete requirements of cotton linters 2nd. cut for your productions of "Nitrocellolose Resins" for explosives, and "Cellulos e", and "Cotton Linters Pulp" plants.
The cotton Linter would be packed in well pressed bales in the weight of 180 kg to 200kg. and one Container Posses 120 bales app. 20-22 MT. in 40" HQ containers. We can ship you with in 15 Days after receiving L/C at sight in our bank.
PACKING LIST, PHYTOSANITARY AND FUMIGATION CERTIFICATE., & SGS cerificates, Wight & Quality : As per CIQ TERMS FOR WEIGHT AND QUALITY CERTIFICATE ALSO, WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST.
Chemical Characteristics
In China, the cotton lints is divided into three ranks: 1st.cut, 2nd.cut or 3rd.cut.
1st.cut:The cotton fibre hand-pull length should be over 13 mms (includes 13 mms). Be mainly used for knitting cotton blanket, sweat shirt...etc..
2nd.cut:The cotton fibre hand-pull length is less than 13 mms;and the weight of the fibre that the fibre length is less than 3 mms(include 3 mms), shares the percentage of all weight to be less than 58%. 2nd.cut mainly used to smokeless gunpowder and film, deluxe sheet etc..
3rd.cut: The cotton fibre hand-pull length is less than 13 mms;and the weight of the fibre that the fibre length is less than 3 mms(include 3 mms), shares the percentage of all weight to be more than 58%.3rd.cut mainly used for the deluxe sheet which manufactures a chemical fiber, such as cotton pulp.
1st-cut produced from "Cotton Ginning Industries", in process of raw cotton in super cleaners, prior to press the bales. And, 1st. cut cotton linter's staples length is 5 to 10 mm. maximum.
2nd-cut produced from "Cotton Seeds Expelling Industries", and from "Solvent or Oil Extractions plant" in the process in Delinted Machines., Lints removed from "Cotton Seeds", 2nd. cut cotton linters produced, the staples length are 2 mm. to 5mm. maximum.
3rd. cut cotton linters are little low-grade varieties of 1st. cut cotton linters, Fibre Types : Cotton - Gossypium species (various, depends where grown) Cotton Linters - Short, coarse fibres which adheres to the cotton boll, after removal of the very long textile fibres. There are broadly three classes: Mill Run (Longest fibre), First cut(Long fibre) and Second cut (Shorter fibre) Fibre Properties : Fibre Length mm Millrun/First cut 1.6- 2.0; Second cut 1.0
A composition of a loose mass of comminuted raw cotton linter fibers has a bulk density of at least 8 g/100 ml and at least 50 % of the fibers in the mass passes through a US standard sieve size #10 (2 mm opening). This composition is made by obtaining a loose mass of first cut, second cut, third cut, or mill runs raw cotton linters or mixtures thereof and comminuting the loose mass of raw cotton linters to a size wherein at least 50 % pass through a US standard sieve size #10 (2 mm opening). This composition is used to make cellulose ether derivatives.
It is design & development and testing of a pollution-free cotton seed delinting plant. The capacity of the indigenous cotton seed delinting plant is 1.0 TPH tonnes/hr. The plant is based on dry HCL gas generation without the use of sulphuric acid and has been installed at India, The new eco-friendly technology has been dully certified by the Pollution Control Board. The machines have been coated with taflan and lined with FRP for corrosion resistance. Electric power consumption has been minimized and the initial cost of installation is considerably lower than other imported and indigenous plants. The cotton linters after the delinting process are converted into a powder which could be further refined to pharmaceutical grade cellulose. Thus, the process of obtaining clean cotton seed after delinting has been made completely eco-ftiendly without any adverse environmental effect. The technology is available for commercialization.