
Green Coffee Bean Extract

Green Coffee Bean Extract
Purity Levels
60% Chlorogenic acids By HPLC
Extraction Technologies
Mechotech designs and manufactures turnkey herbal extraction plants for Green Coffee Bean Extract, sourced from unroasted (green) Coffea arabica or Coffea canephora beans and standardised to Chlorogenic Acids By HPLC 60%. Because chlorogenic acids degrade substantially on roasting, the raw material is processed strictly green — cleaned, milled and extracted before any thermal roasting step ever takes place — preserving the caffeoylquinic acid complex that gives the extract its metabolic-health and weight-management relevance. We supply the complete machinery — bean cleaning, milling, hydro-alcoholic extraction, filtration, vacuum concentration, closed-loop solvent recovery, standardisation and drying — to convert green coffee beans into a consistent extract for the nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and functional-food industries. Candidate extraction technologies for chlorogenic acids: Counter-Current Extraction (CCE), Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction (UAE), Hybrid Extraction and Microwave-Assisted Extraction (MAE) (4 in total).
Mechotech's Green Coffee Bean Extract plant is engineered around the specific processing requirement that defines this botanical: the beans must remain unroasted throughout raw-material handling and extraction, since roasting drives off much of the chlorogenic acid content that roasted-coffee processing would otherwise destroy. Controlled hydro-alcoholic extraction at moderate temperature maximises chlorogenic-acid recovery from the milled green bean, and a high-efficiency closed-loop recovery system returns the bulk of the extraction solvent per batch. Built in SS 316L with electropolished product-contact surfaces, PLC-SCADA automation and full batch documentation, each plant is delivered as a commissioned turnkey system configured to meet the Chlorogenic Acids By HPLC 60% specification.
Technical Specifications
| Product | Green Coffee Bean Extraction Plant |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Coffea arabica / Coffea canephora |
| Feedstock | Coffee green beans |
| Part / Feed Form | Green beans |
| Target Extract | Chlorogenic acids |
| Extract Type | Standardised dry extract (powder) |
| Standardisation | Chlorogenic Acids By HPLC 60% (lower grades also achievable) |
| Extraction Method | Counter-current, UAE, Hybrid, MAE |
| Technology Count | 4 |
| Extraction Conditions | Hydro-alcoholic solvent extraction of unroasted beans (closed, jacketed SS 316L extractors) |
| Product-contact Material | SS 316L, electropolished, CIP-cleanable |
| Filtration System | Plate-and-frame filter press with cartridge polish filtration |
| Concentration System | Falling-film / vacuum evaporator with closed-loop solvent recovery |
| Drying System | Spray dryer or vacuum tray dryer |
| Automation | PLC-SCADA with recipe management, batch traceability and production reporting |
| Utility Requirements | Steam, chilled/cooling water, compressed air, soft water, power (project-specific) |
| Compliance | GMP hygienic design; full documentation for qualification |
| Final Product Form | Free-flowing standardised extract powder |
Plant Capacities
| Plant Scale | Raw Material Throughput | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Pilot | Configured to your feedstock and trial plan | Product development, parameter validation |
| Semi-Commercial | Configured to raw-material supply and buyer volume | Contract manufacturing, scale-up trials |
| Commercial | Configured to raw-material supply and confirmed buyer volume | Commercial production at confirmed buyer volume |
Capacity is configured to raw-material supply and confirmed buyer volume; we recommend a pilot plant to validate process parameters before scaling. No fixed throughput is quoted for this product.
Manufacturing Process
Each extraction method follows a different process — pick a method to see its steps.
Raw-Material Preparation
Coffee green beans are cleaned and size-reduced so chlorogenic acids can be reached by the extraction medium; particle size and moisture are set during process development.
Counter-Current Loading
Prepared coffee green beans are fed into a multi-stage solid–liquid counter-current extractor where fresh ethanol/water or a suitable food-grade solvent meets the most-depleted material.
Counter-Current Extraction
Solvent flows against the solids across stages to draw out chlorogenic acids; bed flow and fines management are verified during pilot work.
Extract (Miscella) Collection
The chlorogenic acids-bearing miscella is collected from the fresh-feed end while spent solids are discharged from the solvent-entry end.
Concentration & Solvent Recovery
Solvent is removed from the clarified chlorogenic acids-bearing extract under vacuum and returned through a solvent-recovery loop; recovery performance is confirmed at pilot scale.
Standardisation & Drying
The chlorogenic acids extract is assayed against the declared target specification and dried or supplied as a concentrate, according to the requirement.
Raw-Material Preparation
Coffee green beans are cleaned and size-reduced so chlorogenic acids can be reached by the extraction medium; particle size and moisture are set during process development.
Slurrying
Prepared coffee green beans are slurried with ethanol/water or water in the extraction vessel.
Ultrasonic Cavitation
Ultrasound creates cavitation that disrupts the plant matrix and speeds release of chlorogenic acids; probe intensity, temperature and filtration behaviour are piloted.
Separation
Spent solids are separated by filtration or centrifugation and the extract is clarified before concentration.
Concentration & Solvent Recovery
Solvent is removed from the clarified chlorogenic acids-bearing extract under vacuum and returned through a solvent-recovery loop; recovery performance is confirmed at pilot scale.
Standardisation & Drying
The chlorogenic acids extract is assayed against the declared target specification and dried or supplied as a concentrate, according to the requirement.
Raw-Material Preparation
Coffee green beans are cleaned and size-reduced so chlorogenic acids can be reached by the extraction medium; particle size and moisture are set during process development.
Stage Sequence Selection
A deliberate combined extraction train is used: the sequence of stages is selected for chlorogenic acids in pilot screening and each stage is designed separately.
First Assisted Stage
The first stage releases chlorogenic acids from the prepared feed under controlled conditions set for that stage.
Second / Combined Stage
The second stage completes recovery of chlorogenic acids from the partially extracted material; stage conditions are optimised separately.
Separation & Concentration
Spent solids are removed and the combined extract is clarified and concentrated; solvent is recovered where a solvent is used.
Standardisation & Drying
The chlorogenic acids extract is assayed against the declared target specification and dried or supplied as a concentrate, according to the requirement.
Raw-Material Preparation
Coffee green beans are cleaned and size-reduced so chlorogenic acids can be reached by the extraction medium; particle size and moisture are set during process development.
Medium Mixing
Prepared coffee green beans are mixed with ethanol/water or water in the microwave extraction vessel.
Microwave Heating & Extraction
Controlled microwave heating drives chlorogenic acids out of the prepared feed in a short cycle; heating, moisture, solvent safety and temperature-sensitive targets are controlled, with limits set during process development and pilot validation.
Separation
Spent solids are separated by filtration or centrifugation and the extract is clarified before concentration.
Concentration & Solvent Recovery
Solvent is removed from the clarified chlorogenic acids-bearing extract under vacuum and returned through a solvent-recovery loop; recovery performance is confirmed at pilot scale.
Standardisation & Drying
The chlorogenic acids extract is assayed against the declared target specification and dried or supplied as a concentrate, according to the requirement.
Major Plant Equipment
- Green bean cleaning & sorting system
- Hammer mill (size reduction — no roaster in this line)
- Stainless-steel hydro-alcoholic extraction vessels (jacketed, SS 316L)
- Solvent storage tanks
- Solvent transfer pumps
- Plate heat exchangers
- Plate-and-frame filter press / pressure leaf filter
- Cartridge polish filters
- Falling-film / vacuum evaporator
- Closed-loop solvent recovery system
- Condensers & vacuum pumps
- HPLC quality-control laboratory setup
- Spray dryer / vacuum tray dryer
- CIP (clean-in-place) system
- PLC-SCADA control panel, electrical MCC & instrumentation
Plant Output
From Plant to Product
Green Coffee Bean Extract
This botanical is also in the product range of Sureka Life Sciences, our sister concern in botanical ingredients.
Applications
- Weight-management and metabolic-health nutraceutical formulations
- Pharmaceutical standardised ingredient supply
- Nutraceutical capsule, tablet, and supplement manufacturing
- Functional food and beverage applications
- Antioxidant ingredient supply for dietary supplements
- Cosmetic and personal care active ingredients
- Export to regulated-market ingredient buyers
Key Features
GMP Hygienic SS 316L Construction
Electropolished SS 316L product-contact surfaces use GMP hygienic design, with CIP operation between batches.
No Roasting Step — Green Bean Processing Only
Beans are cleaned, milled and extracted strictly in their unroasted state, avoiding the thermal degradation of chlorogenic acids that roasting would cause.
Closed-Loop Solvent Recovery
Integrated recovery returns extraction solvent for reuse.
HPLC-Standardised to Specification
In-process and batch-release HPLC assay are used to check the finished extract against its declared specification (Chlorogenic Acids By HPLC 60%).
Integrated Drying
A matched spray/vacuum dryer produces a free-flowing, low-moisture powder ready for encapsulation and blending.
Scalable Batch Capacity
Plants are configured to raw-material supply and confirmed buyer volume, with modular expansion.
Frequently Asked Questions
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