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Cold Press Oil Machines Complete Guide

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Cold press oil machines have become popular in many industries recently. So what is a cold press oil machine? What does it do? How to use cold press oil machine? You will find answers to all your questions in this article.

What is Cold Press Oil Machine?

The cold press oil machine is an oil extraction machine with a mechanical working principle, which ensures the extraction of oil by putting the seeds under high pressure.

Cold press oil machines extract oil at a much lower temperature than hot press oil machines. The oil pressing process at low temperatures ensures that the oil is produced of the highest quality without losing both aroma and flavor. This ensures that the extracted oil is healthier and more natural.

cold press oil machine
cold press oil machine

What Does a Cold Press Oil Machine Do?

The cold press oil machine is used to produce pure and natural oil from nuts and seeds such as hazelnuts, peanuts, almonds.

While the cold press oil machine is operating, no foreign matter enters the system. No chemical solvents are used. Only seeds are placed in the system and thus 100% organic oil is obtained.

How to Use Cold Press Oil Machine?

Cold press oil machine is very easy to use. The machine is placed in a fixed place. The machine must be clean before it is started. The seed from which the oil is to be extracted is placed in the chamber. The machine is started and the seed is expected to advance from the hopper. The seed entering the machine is put under high pressure. The high pressure allows the seed to break and grind. Thus, the oil in the seed starts to come out. In the last process, while the seed residues are thrown out of the machine, the oil is drained into a clean container. The filtered oil is the final product. The cold press oil machine, which works only with high pressure without using any temperature and solvent, is the best way to obtain organic oil.

cold press oil machine
cold press oil machine

Which Oils are Extracted in the Cold Press Oil Machine?

The cold press oil machine extracts oil from dry oil seeds such as sesame seed, hempf, sunflower seeds, canola, coconut, black cumin, grape seeds, safflower, canola, pumpkin seeds, melon seeds, palm seeds, pomegranate seeds, coconut, lauri fructus, apricot seeds, hazelnut, peanut, walnut, opium poppy, flax seeds, almond, pistachio, jajoba, mustard seeds, nettle seeds, raspberry, pepper seeds, rosehip seeds, jatropha, cocoa bean, melon seeds, soy beans, blueberry seeds, pistachio etc.

How to Clean Cold Press Oil Machine?

Only a clean cloth and compressed air are sufficient for cleaning. Residues in the machine can be easily cleaned with compressed air. For cleaning, you only need to wipe it with a damp and clean cloth. No chemical cleaner is used in cold press oil machine cleaning.

cold press oil machine
cold press oil machine

ULIMAC UM100 and UM200 Cold Press Oil Machines

ULIMAC is the leading cold press oil machine manufacturer in Turkey. After ULIMAC machines are produced in Turkey, they are served all over the world. Industrial cold press oil machines produced by ULIMAC are suitable for use in all food industries.

Cold press oil machines produced by ULIMAC are as follows;

  1. UM100 Cold press oil machines
  2. UM200 Cold press oil machines
cold press oil machine
cold press oil machine

Cold Press Oil Machine Features

ULIMAC UM200 cold press oil machine weight is 67 kg. It measures 84×24×54 cm. Tightening Torque Press has the feature of production. 1.5 kW motor power and 220 – 240 Volt power supply are used. Energy Consumption is 400 – 950 Watt/Hour. It has Helical Shaft Gear reducer. There is a 600 Watt Temperature Control heater.

ULIMAC UM200 cold press oil machine 1 to 45 kg per hour (may change depending on purity grade and seed density of the pressed material.), it can extract a maximum of 1080 kg seeds in 24 hours.

It is frequently used in areas such as food production, cosmetic products, pharmaceutical production, and it is suitable for use in all food industries.

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