DIVEDEER T2S New Large-Screen Temperature-Regulating Automatic Home Intelligent Oil Press Commercial Cold And Hot Oil

Dear customer, you can read the following content before purchasing. It will be helpful for your choice and use.

Regarding cold pressing and hot pressing modes

Cold pressing refers to the process where materials are directly pressed without being heated.

2. Hot pressing refers to the process where materials are heated to 60-80 degrees and then put into pressing.

3. Whether cold pressing or hot pressing, our oil press must be preheated. Only when the pressing chamber is preheated to around 200 degrees Celsius can the oil be separated from the material. If the machine is not heated, the material will only be squeezed into a paste and the grease cannot be separated.

4. Under the cold-pressing mode of the material, the normal temperature of the oil coming out is around 40° C, and the nutritional components will not be lost.

Under the hot pressing mode of the material, the oil yield is higher, the oil will be more fragrant, and the oil output temperature is 60-80 degrees, during which some nutrients will be lost.

Therefore, the hot-pressing mode is generally suitable for pressing low-value edible oils such as rapeseed and peanuts, with the pursuit of oil yield and the aroma of stir-fried dishes. Cold pressing mode is generally suitable for pressing high-nutrition complementary food oils such as walnut oil, flaxseed oil, almond oil and olive oil, ensuring that nutrients are not lost.

Regarding the oil yield

The actual oil yield will be affected by various factors such as the fullness of the material, local differences, and humidity, and will actually be lower than the data in the table. The oil yield is mainly determined by the material itself, just as we humans have different levels of fatness and thinness, and the fat content is also different. Our machines only differ in the pressing speed. No matter which model of machine it is, the oil yield of the pressing is the same.

There are two ways to obtain pressed olive oil

The first one is to press olive kernels, which our machine can easily do.

The second method is to press fresh olives. Whole oil olives are put into a large hydraulic press for pressing, and then the obtained olive juice is separated again. The process is rather complicated. This is not something that our household screw oil press can do.

Therefore, our machine is only suitable for pressing olive kernels, not fresh olives.

Dear friend, there are many raw materials that we haven't seen or tested either. So basically

The principle is

For example, coconut meat

The coconut flesh needs to be dried in the sun and cut into small pieces, which can be used to extract oil.

For example, avocado

1. The avocado kernels can be dried in the sun and cut into small pieces for oil extraction.

2. The flesh of the avocado can be dried in the sun or baked in a microwave oven, or it can be pressed for oil.

Reference for the raw material temperatures we have tested

1)Raw peanuts, 220-230 degrees

2) Roasted peanuts, 180 to 200 degrees

3) Raw and roasted white sesame seeds, 220 degrees

4) Raw black sesame seeds, 200 degrees

5) Roasted black sesame seeds, 230 degrees

6) Walnut kernels, 180 degrees

7) Flaxseeds, either raw or cooked, 190-200 degrees

8) Rapeseed 180-200 degrees

9) Sunflower kernels, Perilla seeds, 150 degrees

10) Tea seed kernels, 100 degrees

11) Almonds, 180 degrees

12) Pumpkin seeds, 200 degrees