KUALA LUMPUR, December 14 – Biomicrogels Group, a forefront player in advanced palm oil technologies, introduces two groundbreaking products, Biomicrogel BMG-C4 and Biomicrogel BMG-SPO, aimed at optimizing palm oil production in Malaysia. These innovations, along with the BMG preparation and dosing station, seamlessly integrate into the technological process of palm oil factories, significantly increasing productivity, reducing waste, and enhancing economic viability. Biomicrogel BMG-C4, derived from modified food-grade cellulose, excels in separating vegetable oils, increasing oil extraction efficiency.
Meanwhile, Biomicrogel BMG-SPO, a cutting-edge sludge palm oil (SPO) extraction product, delivers remarkable performance improvements by doubling extraction productivity, reducing moisture content, and decreasing water consumption by 300%. Igor Temirov, Business Development Director of Biomicrogels Group, emphasized that these products aim to optimize traditional palm oil extraction processes, dating back 50 years. These innovations work across all production stages, from clarification tanks to centrifugation processes, ensuring maximum oil separation.
The benefits extend beyond efficiency and economic gains; these solutions support environmental sustainability by reducing oil losses in palm oil mill effluent (POME), cutting water consumption by up to 50%, and enhancing oil recovery. Palm oil production is crucial to Malaysia’s economy, and Biomicrogels Group’s products, already successful in neighboring countries, address specific challenges faced by Malaysian palm oil factories. Recognized in the cleantech sector at the G20 International Summit, Biomicrogels Group is set to make a transformative impact on traditional oil extraction processes.
Their commitment to efficiency, profitability, and sustainability aligns with the industry’s evolving goals, promising significant advantages for the future of the oil industry in Malaysia. In a significant achievement, Biomicrogels Group has been recognized in the cleantech sector at the G20 International Summit, standing out among participants from various countries. The group has signed contracts with three distributors and is accelerating container deliveries to Malaysia. Igor Temirov highlighted their focus on addressing key issues faced by palm oil factories in Malaysia, such as boosting the oil extraction rate, reducing losses, and minimizing waste.
