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Nakiyadeniya Oil Palm Watawala Plantations PLC

Usage: Palm Oil
Type: palm oil press machine
Production Capacity: 1% cooking oil machine Model Number: GQ-429
Voltage: 220V/380V
Power(W): According to the capacity
Dimension(L*W*H): 1610x6150x1260mm
Weight: 150 KG
Certification: ISO91
Item: Palm oil hexane solvent extraction
Steam consumption: ≤28Kg/T
Business Solvent residual: < .7%
Market: all over the world
Index in crude oil: 5-5ppm
Main equipment: rotocel extractor, desolventizer, distiller, condenser
Material: Stainless steel and carbon steel
Extracting method: Solvent extraction method

Nakiyadeniya Oil Palm Overview. The cultivation of oil palm commenced in the years 1968. The first Oil Palm plant was planted at Nakiadeniya oil palm Estate on Digdola Division (Now

Oil palm covers 7% of the total cultivated lands for vegetable oils globally, but has the highest output, producing 40 % of all oils and fats. M. Jerry Wales, a European Planter, commenced

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Watawala Plantations PLC

Usage: Palm Oil
Type: palm oil expeller machine
Production Capacity: High Efficiency
Model Number: red Palm oil machine
Voltage: 220V, 380V, or other
Power(W): depend on the capacity
Dimension(L*W*H): depend on the capacity
Weight: depend on the capacity
Certification: BV, ISO91, CE, etc..., BV, ISO91, CE, etc..
Color: red Palm oil machine
Capacity: 1tpd-2tpd
Use: oil refinery
Steam consumption: 45kg/T oil
Phosphoric acid: 2~3kg/T oil
Electric consumption: 28kwh/T oil
Bleaching earth consumption: 5~5Kg/Toil
Waste bleaching earth oil content: <35%

With emphasis on innovation and value addition, Watawala Plantations has grown to be recognized as the largest palm oil cultivator in Sri Lanka. With a proud history of being involved in the Agri industry of Sri Lanka as a pioneer nation

Since its establishment just over 50 years ago with the planting of 68 seedlings on the Nakiyadeniya estate managed today by Watawala Plantations PLC oil palm has played an increasingly important role in the Sri

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Watawala Plantations becomes South Asia’s first

Usage: Palm Oil
Type: palm oil manufacturing machine
Production Capacity: 3 TPD small oil refining Voltage: 380V
Dimension(L*W*H): 193*68*148 mm
Core Components: Motor, Pressure vessel, Gear, Bearing, Gearbox, Other
Oil Product name: Oil press
Raw material: Palm , Palm , Palm, soy bean
Control mode: Automatic
Processing Types: Hot press, Cold press
Size: Customized
Advantage: High efficiency
Capacity: 1kg-12kg/day
Color: Blue, green, customized
After-sales Service Provided: Online Video Technical Support

Watawala Plantations PLC (CSE: WATA), Sri Lanka’s leading diversified agribusiness company, has reached the next milestone in its development of sustainable oil palm plantations, achieving the Roundtable

Our focus at Watawala Plantation PLC today is on the three plantations and one palm oil mill in Udagama town of Galle district, the southern region of Sri Lanka. These units

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The fruits of success: Binesh Pananwala elaborates on the

Usage: Palm Oil
Type: palm oil production line
Production Capacity: 42-53% Model Number: Q-1129
Voltage: 220V/380V
Power(W): 13.5KW
Dimension(L*W*H): 195*13*19mm
Weight: 95kg
Certification: ISO91
Production condition: Staff 1~2
Item: automatic oil press price
Plant: 3~5 square meters
Business Accepted Delivery Terms: FOB, CFR, CIF, EXW
Guarantee: 1 Year
After sale service: Yes
Suitable objects: Palm etc.
Main engine: Y16M-6-7.5KW

Despite first being established in 1968 on Watawala Plantations’ Nakiyadeniya Estate in the Galle district, oil palm has until recent times gone under the radar as one of Sri Lanka’s most

Watawala Plantations PLC (CSE: WATA), Sri Lanka’s leading diversified agribusiness company has been recognised as the number one plantation company in Sri Lanka by LMD (Lanka Monthly Digest) Magazine

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Watawala Plantations Powers Community Progress with Key

Usage: Palm Oil
Type: palm oil extraction machine
Production Capacity: 2T/D Voltage: 22W
Dimension(L*W*H): 8*62*117 mm
Weight: 136 KG
Warranty: 1 Year
Key Selling Points: Automatic
Marketing Machinery Test Report: Provided
Video outgoing-inspection: Provided
Warranty of core components: 1 Year
Core Components: Motor
Product name: centrifugal oil flltering machine
Application: filter oil
Advantage: easy to operate
Style: Horizontal
Filtering temperature: 2-9degree
Work pressure: <.3MPa
Raw Material: crude oil

Businesscafe Sri Lanka’s leading diversified agribusiness company, Watawala Plantations PLC, announced a Rs. 1.86 million investment towards the installation of a

Nakiyadeniya Palm Oil Mill of Watawala Plantations (CSE: WATA) is situated in Nakiyadeniya Estate, which is located in Udugama, Galle. Commenced its operations in 1984, the palm oil mill is using the latest palm oil milling

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Where is Nakiyadeniya palm oil mill located?
Watawala Plantations PLC46 Annual Report 2020/2021 NAKIYADENIYA PALM OIL MILL Nakiyadeniya Palm Oil Mill of Watawala Plantations is situated in the Nakiyadeniya Estate, which is located in Udugama, Galle. It commenced its operations in 1984 and boasts the latest palm oil milling technology to enhance efficiency within a low operating cost.
Why is Nakiyadeniya palm oil mill certified?
The momentous recognition makes the mill the first palm oil mill in South Asia and Sri Lanka to be certified with this coveted accreditation. The certification also strengthens Nakiyadeniya Palm Oil Mill’s leadership as the largest certified CPO and kernel oil producer in the country.
Who started the nakiadeniya plantation in Sri Lanka?
British planters namely Mr. Fraizer, Mr. Mackintosh and Mr. Michel are the major contributors to expand the Nakiadeniya estate to become the then largest rubber plantation in Sri Lanka. In the year of 1965 British planter Mr. Gerry Wells introduced Oil Palm to the Nakiadeniya estate.
Who planted oil palm in Sri Lanka?
M. Jerry Wales, a European Planter, commenced the cultivation of oil palm in Sri Lanka in 1968 at Nakiyadeniya Estate by planting 68 oil palm plants covering an area of 0.50 Ha. Since 1968, oil palm cultivation has rapidly increased throughout the Low Country Wet Zone of Sri Lanka as it was seen as an economical and profitable crop.