In today’s competitive edible oil market, mid-sized producers face relentless pressure to reduce costs while improving yield and quality. Traditional manual or semi-automatic presses often fall short—leading to inconsistent output, high energy consumption, and frequent downtime. But what if you could cut electricity use by up to 30%, increase daily oil production by 20%, and improve final product purity with minimal operator intervention?
A case study from a peanut oil facility in Vietnam shows that switching to our automatic cold-hot press system resulted in:
Unlike conventional methods that use only hot pressing (which degrades heat-sensitive nutrients) or cold pressing (which yields less), our dual-mode system adapts based on feedstock type and moisture content. For example:
Industry Insight: According to the International Association of Oilseed Processors (IAOP), multi-stage thermal control reduces mechanical stress on oilseeds—resulting in higher-quality crude oil and longer equipment lifespan.
The compact footprint (only 3.5m x 2.8m) makes it ideal for existing facilities with limited space. Maintenance intervals are extended due to sealed bearings and self-cleaning filters—reducing labor hours by approximately 40% annually.
All components comply with ISO 22000 food safety standards and EU hygiene regulations. The stainless steel chamber and food-grade sealing materials ensure zero contamination risk—even during long production runs.
Our team offers remote diagnostics, 24/7 technical support, and on-site training within 72 hours of order confirmation. One client in Indonesia reported a 98% uptime rate over six months—a key metric for ROI planning.
Still unsure whether this technology fits your operation? Watch how one Indonesian mill transformed their workflow in just two weeks: See the real-time demo video →
Whether you're processing peanuts, soybeans, sesame, or canola, the shift to automated cold-hot pressing isn't just about saving money—it's about building resilience, consistency, and competitiveness in global markets.