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A Maize Oxidized Starch Manual Screening Extraction Unit is a specialized system designed for the production of oxidized starch from maize. This unit primarily focuses on the extraction and purification of starch through a manual screening process. Maize starch is first oxidized, a chemical modification that alters its properties for various industrial applications, such as in textiles, paper, or food. Following oxidation, the starch slurry undergoes a crucial extraction phase where impurities and unwanted particles are separated. The "manual screening" aspect indicates that this separation is performed using hand-operated sieves or screens, allowing for precise control over the particle size and purity of the final oxidized starch product. This method is often employed in smaller-scale operations or for specialized batches where fine-tuned quality control is paramount, ensuring a high-grade oxidized maize starch suitable for specific industrial requirements.