Vocational Training: Aadhar (Wood Pressed Oil)

We continuously train our special trainees and involve them in various stages of the entire production process of Groundnut Oil ,Coconut Oil, Sesame Oil, Abhyang Oil etc.

At Chetana Vikas, we keep exploring possibilities through which our special trainees can happily be engaged, learn and earn their living, being independent in life.

Aadhar is one of our Vocational Training Centre's group where our special trainees operate and extract Wood Pressed Oils under the guidance of qualified and experienced trainer.

Wood Pressed Oil is entirely a natural & eco-friendly process retains its nutrition value and pure flavor, which is in high demand.

Chetana Vikas is thankful to our donors those who have helped our special trainees to gain confidence and to lead their life.

With every purchase, you embrace purity and support for a meaningful cause, enjoying the unique taste, and health benefits of wood-pressed oil.

Groundnut Oil

Coconut Oil

Seasame Oil

Abhyang Oil

1. Groundnut Oil

We continuously train our special trainees and involve them in various stages of the entire production process.

Pure groundnut oil is bottled in 1-liter bottles and 5-liter cans.

Please contact us to order products.

Process of Making Cold-Pressed Groundnut Oil

1.Collection of Groundnuts

Clean, dry groundnuts are collected.
Make sure they are free from stones, dust, and spoiled nuts.

2. Cleaning

Students can help collect the kernels.
Kernels are cleaned by hand .
Remove dust, husk, and bad seeds.

3. Moisture Checking

Machines for Groundnuts

4.Cold Pressing

Groundnuts are put into a cold-press machine
The machine crushes the nuts slowly at room temperature.
This process keeps nutrients intact
Oil slowly drips out, and the leftover is called oil cake.

5. Filtration

The extracted oil contains small particles.
It is filtered using a clean cotton cloth or natural filter.
Students can help in pouring oil and holding containers.

6.Settling & Storage

Oil is stored in large stainless steel containers for 2–3 days.
Natural impurities settle at the bottom.
Clear oil is transferred into clean bottles or tins.

7.Packaging

Oil is filled into bottles with labels.
Students can assist with filling, capping, and labeling.

By-Product Use

शेंगदाणा पेंड

Oil Cake (residue after pressing) is rich in protein.
It can be sold as cattle feed or used as natural fertilizer.

Process of Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil

1. Collection of Mature Coconuts

Fully matured coconuts are collected.
Check for healthy ones (no fungus or spoiled nuts).

Cleaning

Dried Coconuts are cleaned to remove dust or unwanted particles by cloth.

Cutting and Drying

Coconut kernels are cut into small pieces.
These pieces are sun-dried or dried in a low-heat dryer to remove moisture.
Dried coconut is called copra.

Cold Pressing

Dried coconut pieces (copra) are put into a cold-press machine
The machine slowly crushes the pieces at low temperature.
Natural coconut oil is extracted, and leftover coconut cake comes out.

Filtration

The raw oil is filtered using a cotton cloth or natural filter to remove small particles.
Students can help in pouring and holding containers.

Settling & Storage

Oil is stored in stainless steel containers for 1–2 days.
Impurities settle at the bottom.
Clear oil is transferred into clean bottles.

Packaging

Bottles are filled, sealed, and labeled.
Students can assist in filling, capping, and labeling safely.

By-Product: नारळ पेंड

Coconut Cake → animal feed or natural fertilizer.
Coconut Shells → charcoal, handicrafts.
Coconut Husk → coir ropes, mats.

Taste the Purity of Wood pressed oil.

2. Coconut Oil

Our special trainees are enthusiastic to actively participate in the coconut oil-making process.

Our students label the bottles and display the products in our Chetana Shopee. The dry extract is sold to local farmers as cattle feed.

Taste the Aroma our fresh wood pressed oil.

3. Sesame Oil

Our special trainees are trained to operate wood pressed mill to extract Sesame oil.

Sourcing and Cleaning: Sesame seeds are sourced from trusted vendors and cleaned to remove dirt and impurities by our special trainees.
Drying: The seeds are sun-dried to remove excess moisture.
Grinding: The dried sesame seeds are then placed in a traditional wood-pressed mill, where they are crushed to extract oil.
Pressing: The mill, powered manually or mechanically, presses the seeds slowly to extract the oil without generating heat, preserving nutrients.
Collection: The sesame oil is collected in a container, and the remaining seed cake is separated.
Settling: The oil is left to settle for a few days to allow impurities to settle at the bottom.
Packaging: The clear, pure oil is filtered and then bottled for sale.
Byproduct Use: The leftover seed cake is often used as fertilizer

Experience the Health Benefits of Wood pressed oil.

4. Abhyang Oil

We keep training our special trainees and encourage them to get involved from start to end of the entire process.

The process of extracting wood-pressed Abhyanga oil (herbal body massage oil) is as follows:

Sourcing Ingredients: Various herbs are sourced from trusted vendors.
Herb Preparation: The herbs are cleaned and dried to remove any moisture, ensuring purity and effectiveness.
Infusion: The dried herbs are slowly simmered in water to extract their medicinal properties. This herbal decoction is prepared with care.
Mixing: The herbal decoction is mixed with the inhouse prepared base oils, such as sesame or coconut oil.
Wood-Pressing: The mixture is then added to a traditional wood-pressed mill, where it is pressed slowly at a low temperature. This ensures the oil retains its nutrients and herbal benefits.
Filtration: The oil is filtered to remove any remaining herbal residues.
Settling: The oil is left to settle for a few days, allowing any impurities to settle at the bottom.
Packaging: The pure Abhyanga oil is then bottled and labeled for use in massage therapy or personal care.
Byproduct Use: The remaining herbal residue are used as compost or in natural remedies.

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