HUM Companies are specialized in the establishment of edible oil plants and plant units worldwide.
Our core focus lies in the manufacturing of cutting-edge equipment and systems, specifically engineered for oilseed crushing and edible oil refining plants. Moreover, our expertise extends to providing valuable guidance for renovation investments through our in-house engineering and manufacturing services, delivered by a team of professionals.
With over sixty-five decades of experience and know-how in the industry, HUM Companies deliver manufacturing excellence, top-tier engineering solutions, seamless project execution, and expert commissioning support. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the commissioning phase, as we are dedicated to offering high-quality services to our esteemed partners.
We continue to be at the forefront of advancements in edible oil technologies, ensuring that HUM remains a leading force in the field.
In any HUM Oil Seed Preparation Process, the seeds are cleaned before further processing.
HUM OIL PRESS; it is designed to produce oil and cake, by extracting oil by pressing oil seeds in the worms of the press after they are conditioned at cooker.
Continuous Solvent Extraction is a process the oil remaining in oil flakes or cakes of oil seeds is extracted with the help of a solvent (generally hexane).
Contaminants such as phosphatides, free fatty acids (FFA) and pro-oxidants must be removed from HUM Oil pressing (HPRS) or HUM Extraction (HEXT) and fats before consumption or industrial use.
We have developed a system for the production of high protein and low-fat soybean, which can be used both as a poultry feed and as a milk production enhencer.
SOAPSTOCK from vegetable oil refining usually presents either a disposal problem for the refiner or a processing problem for the user, and frequently both conditions prevail.
HUM Dry Fractionation Plant is well designed with large cooling surface area and special cooling programme (cooling curve), which is proven to give higher Olein yield.
Lecithin is the most important byproduct of the edible oil processing industry because of its wide application and functionality in food and industrial utility.