Hydraulic Oil Press Machine

The machine is rated to extract up to 45 kg of oil per hour under optimal conditions. Actual hourly output will vary by seed/nut type, seed oil content, pre-treatment (drying, crushing, dehulling) and operator settings.

The 55% figure most likely refers to an expected extraction yield (percentage of available oil recovered) under ideal conditions. Actual extraction percentage depends on the raw material's inherent oil content and preparation; confirm with the supplier for test data on specific seeds.

It is designed for a wide range of seeds and nuts including flax, soybean, rapeseed, tea seed, basil, sesame, pine nut, sunflower, almond, walnut, peanut, coconut, olive and palm. Some materials may require specific pre-treatment for best results.

Pre-treatment is recommended: dry seeds to recommended moisture levels, crush or flake hard seeds, and dehull when appropriate. Proper pre-treatment significantly improves extraction efficiency and reduces wear.

The machine is described as automatic for consistent operation, but an operator should monitor start/stop cycles, inspect feeds, manage discharged cake, and intervene for maintenance or blockages. Minimal manual intervention is required during normal operation.

The specified voltage is 220 V and the motor power is 1500 W (1.5 kW). Confirm whether this is single-phase or three-phase with your supplier and verify local electrical compatibility.

Listed dimensions are 1000 mm (L) x 100 mm (W) x 1200 mm (H) and weight is 700 kg. Note the listed width of 100 mm appears unusually small for this machine class—confirm exact footprint with the manufacturer before site preparation.

The spec lists a pressure of 55–60 Pa, which is likely a typo (Pascal is extremely small). Typical hydraulic presses use much higher pressures (for example MPa or bar). Please confirm the correct pressure unit and range with the supplier.

Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning of pressing chamber and filters, regular inspection and replacement of wear parts (pressing screws, seals, filters), periodic hydraulic oil checks/changes, and lubrication as per the manufacturer's schedule. Frequency depends on usage intensity—ask for the maintenance manual.

Common consumables are hydraulic oil, gaskets/seals, filter elements, pressing screws/plates, and drive belts (if applicable). Keep a small stock of high-wear components to minimize downtime.

Expect emergency stop controls and guards around moving parts; however safety features vary by model. Follow lockout/tagout procedures, wear appropriate PPE, keep hands clear of pressing areas, and follow the supplied safety instructions and local regulations.

The press produces crude oil that typically contains fine solids and moisture; additional clarification (settling/decantation), cloth filtration or centrifugation is recommended to reach food-grade clarity depending on the intended use.

Residual press cake is generally suitable for animal feed, fertilizer, or further processing (expelling/extraction) depending on seed type and local regulations. Cake oil content will vary, so testing is recommended for downstream use.

Many suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training as part of the purchase or as an add-on service. Confirm available after-sales support, spare-part supply and warranty terms with the vendor before purchase.