Which three factors are essential for preserving the quality of oil?

For oil pressing enterprises, increasing oil yield means higher profits. This is a goal pursued by many small, medium, and large oil press manufacturers, as well as a continuous innovation target for every oil press equipment manufacturer. Continuous operation helps the equipment work more smoothly, thereby increasing oil yield. Low output and short pressing times do not yield good economic benefits and cannot be used as a standard to judge oil yield. The oil yield of an oil press is closely related to the following three points, and addressing these is crucial for improving oil yield.

1. Operator's Skills and Experience:

In the past, this had a significant impact, but with equipment upgrades, the influence has gradually diminished. Lack of operational experience or insufficient experience can lead to issues, especially during the roasting process, which can reduce oil yield if not handled properly.

2. Oil Press Equipment:

The equipment itself plays a major role in oil yield. From purchasing to installation and commissioning, any damage during transportation or improper installation and poor-quality parts can reduce oil yield. Advanced equipment available in the market today significantly improves oil yield compared to older models. Choosing advanced equipment is an important method to increase oil yield.

3. Oilseeds:

The quality of the oilseeds greatly affects oil yield. High-quality oilseeds yield more oil, while moldy or dry seeds yield much less. If the oilseeds contain too many impurities, these will absorb the extracted oil during pressing, resulting in oil residue and reduced yield.

By paying attention to these three points during the oil pressing process, significant improvements in oil yield can be achieved. For more information about the oil pressing industry, feel free to visit our factory for an on-site inspection.