This screw oil press is an advanced expeller which is widely used in pressing oil from vegetable oil seeds, such as soybean, peanut, sunflower seeds, cotton seeds, sesame, tea seeds, copra, jatropha seeds, castor seed, etc. And the product oil is for both edible and biodiesel fuel purpose. This oil press has the advantage of high efficiency, low consumption, simple operating, stable function, easy maintenance, high productivity and high oil output.
Screw Oil Press 6YL-68
Productivity: 30-50 kg/h for oil seed.
Power: 5.5 kw or 7 HP Diesel engine
Cake residue: <7%
Packing size: 920*390*750 MM
Gross Weight: 150 KGS
Net Weight: 130KGS
SCOPE OF APPLICATION:
This screw oil press is an advanced expeller which is widely used in pressing oil from vegetable oil seeds, such as soybean, peanut, sunflower seeds, cotton seeds, sesame, tea seeds, copra, jatropha seeds, castor seed, etc. And the product oil is for both edible and biodiesel fuel purpose. This oil press has the advantage of high efficiency, low consumption, simple operating, stable function, easy maintenance, high productivity and high oil output.
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