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04 / Process
Production Process
Rosin and Turpentine
Production
Pine oleoresin is collected, filtered, and distilled to separate volatile turpentine from solid rosin, supplying adhesives, paint, and chemical industries.
Raw materialChir
Outputs2
CompanyMount
Step by Step
Inside the process.
- 01
Resin Collection
Oleoresin is tapped from Chir Pine under responsible collection practices and transported to the plant.
- Input
- Pine oleoresin
- Source
- Chir Pine
- 02
Melting & Filtering
Crude resin is melted and filtered to remove bark, dirt, and impurities.
- Stage
- Melt & filter
- Removes
- Solid impurities
- 03
Distillation
The clean resin is distilled; volatile turpentine vapor is driven off and condensed, leaving molten rosin.
- Temperature
- [PROVISIONAL] confirm
- Separates
- Turpentine / rosin
- 04
Cooling & Packaging
Rosin is cooled and solidified; turpentine is collected as liquid. Both are packed for dispatch.
- Rosin
- Solid
- Turpentine
- Liquid
Outputs
What the process produces.
Quality Control
Controlled at every stage.
- 01Resin filtering before distillation
- 02Effluent treatment in processing
- 03Controlled distillation temperatures
- 04Product grading before dispatch
Facility
Inside the facility.
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