
Steam distillation
Stainless-steel distillation units for extracting essential oils and hydrosols from leaves, bark, seeds and roots.

Facility & process
The plant is equipped to take plant material through every step — chipping, drying, distillation, extraction, milling, blending and packing — under one roof in Kailali, Sudurpashchim Province.
Equipment

Stainless-steel distillation units for extracting essential oils and hydrosols from leaves, bark, seeds and roots.

Jacketed extraction vessels with pressure and temperature gauges for controlled batch processing of herbs.

Hammer mill and pulveriser line with cyclone separation to produce consistent, food-grade herbal powders.

Heavy-duty chipper to size down Timur wood, bark and forest material ahead of distillation and grinding.

Motorised stainless-steel mixing tanks for homogenous blends, macerations and liquid formulations.

Enclosed dryer for moisture control, so raw herbs meet grading and storage specifications year-round.
How it flows
Raw herbs and forest material are received from growers, collectors and forest user groups, then cleaned and sorted.
Wood, bark and stems are chipped; leaves and roots are cut to a uniform size for efficient extraction and milling.
Material is dried to target moisture and graded, so every batch meets a defined specification before processing.
Steam distillation yields essential oils and hydrosols; jacketed vessels produce concentrated extracts and arka.
The pulveriser and hammer-mill line produces fine powders; mixing tanks create homogenous blends and formulations.
Batches are checked, coded, packed to the buyer's format and stored ready for wholesale, retail or export dispatch.
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Dhangadhi Sub-Metropolitan City – 01, Kailali District, Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal. Contact us to arrange a visit, discuss contract processing or place a supply order.
