We offer Guar Gum Powder and Guar Seeds with following specifications: Origin: India Prices: Attractive Packing: Special attention is paid in packing the bulk product by filling in suitable bag-sizes with standard measures to ensure product quality and safety during transit and storage. Flexible packaging solutions from 800, 900 and 1000 kilo Jumbo HDPE circular woven bags and 25 kilo /50 kilo HDPE bags are also available in multi walled paper bags. Delivery: Within 10 days Sample: Only Collect Basis Payments: 50% Advance by T.T. Balance Fax of B/L Specification: Guar Seeds Quality specification Whitish 98 % basis Foreign Matter, Sand and Silica, Damaged Seed 1% basis Moisture 8 % basis Quantity variation +/- 2% Guar Gum Specification Residue insoluble in Acid 3.00% (Max) Protein 5.00% (Max) Under husked Splits 10.00% Black, dark red and brown colored splits 1.00% (Max) Through 14" mesh 3.00% (Max) Through 20" mesh 0.10% (Basis) Moisture 8% Foreign Particles (all non gum particles) 0.20% (Basis) We shall provide you following certificate: 1. ISOQAR Certificate 2. Kosher Certificate 3. Dioxin Test Reports 4. SGS Certificate NOTE: We don't change our payments terms and sample only collect basis. Mail us your requirement.

We understand that you are a leading importers of Guar Gum and we are pleased to offer you Guar Gum Powders and Splits on regular basis. We are enclosing a write up for your perusal briefly outlining Guar, its properties, application and grades we offer and we await your valued enquiries. GUAR GUM Guar Gum is obtained from the ground endosperm of the guar plant, Cyanmopsis tetragonolobus belonging to the family Leguminosae. Guar is mainly grown in India and Pakistan from July to December. Availibility and pricing are depending very much on the quality of the monsoon during this period. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Guar Gum is a white to yellowish white powder. It is nearly odorless. Fine finished Guar Gum Powder is available in different viscosities and different granulometries depending on the desired viscosity development and application. Guar Gum is a natural high molecular weight hydrocolloidal polysaccharide composed of galactan and mannan units combined through glycosidic linkages, which may be described chemically as galactomannan. Dissolved in cold or hot water, guar gum forms a slime of high viscosity. Guar's viscosity is a function of temperature, time, and concentration.

Guar gum powder is derived from the ground endosperm of the guar plant. This is a hardy and drought - resistant plant that grows 1-2 meter high with vertical stalks. The seedpods grow in clusters on the vertical stalks. The pods are about 15 cm long and hold six to nine seeds about 2-3 mm in diameter. Roughly, 14-16% of the seed is the hull, 38-45% represents endosperm, and 40-46% germ. This annual plant is an ancient one and is presently grown extensively in India for human and animal consumption. It is also grown in the semi-arid regions. The growing season is about 20-25 weeks. It needs little surface water for growing, and the pods must be harvested in the fall, preferably after the first frost and definitely before the next rain. If not, some of the seeds wither, die, and turn black. If these colored seeds are not removed, the quality of the gum is very poor.

Guar gum is obtained from Guar beans, which have a large endosperm of Cyamoposis Tetragonolobus, a plant of the Leguminosae family that contain Galactomannan gum ie a substance which form gel in water. Guar gum is a Polysaccharide with a straight chain of D-Mannopyranose units joint by B(1-4) linkages with the side branches units of a single D-galactopyronase joint to every other mannose unit by L(1-6) linkages. Guar gum powder is Whitish & Yellowish white powder with a slight odour. It is used as a Thickener in many different industries. Applications: Textile: In textile industry it is used as a thickener in cotton and polyester printing and also used in Rayon , silk and wool sizing processes. Food industries: It is used to stabilize ice cream specially in short time , high temperature processes preventing any variation in viscosity. Bakery: Adding to dough increases yield, gives better textures. Paper industries: It is used as a wet end additive in the paper making process. It improves sheet formation & physical appearance. Other industries: Guar gum is also used in Minning, cosmetic, explosive, oil drilling etc.