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Tallow

Tallow

Natural Tallow is a soft, semi-solid fat derived from cattle, widely used in many industries for its extreme lubrication and binding properties. With expertise in fulfilling the needs of major dealers in Tamil Nadu for the past twenty years, we are proud to provide various types of tallow, not only of standard quality but also with certified test reports, for the following industries:

Types of Tallow

Textile Tallow

“White Tallow M” is our renowned grade which we distribute for the textile industry.

Our tallow is well known for its extreme quality with perfect lubrication. We process the raw natural fat to serve customers with a high-grade, impurity-free textile tallow.

Synthetic Tallow

Like the textile grade, synthetic tallow delivers utmost lubrication to the yarn. As it is free from animal fat, we put together artificial lubricants to build its fine quality.

It is the proper alternative to natural fat tallow.

Industrial Tallow

We are keen on distributing tallow in industrial grade too. We deliver to the grease industry, bio-diesel industry, Soap industry and candle-making factories.

Pharmaceutical Tallow

As tallow is widely used in the medicinal field, we distribute the purest form of tallow with export quality. In the pharma industry, experts can use our product as a base for ointments, creams and so on.

Cosmetic Tallow

Being a wide-ranging provider of tallow, we also keep an eye on the cosmetic industry.

Our customised tallow can be used in making balms, creams, moisturizers, foot balms, etc.

Tallow Emulsion

As people know, tallow is full of fat, right? We are here to break that notion by providing a completely water-soluble tallow. Yes, you heard it right: Tallow Emulsion.

We serve tallow in an emulsion form, which can be used by the end-user in various products to achieve the best results. One can use our emulsion as a base to build their own product.

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