Peach Kernel Oil Pressing Line

This line is for kernels separated from peach stones. Whole pits, hard shell fragments, and wet fruit residue are different feedstocks and require cracking, separation, and drying modules before a press can be selected.

Raw Material Boundary

Confirm kernel source, variety, traceability, moisture, residual shell, and intended food, cosmetic, or industrial use. Remove damaged, moldy, discolored, or rancid kernels. Extraction equipment does not replace raw-material safety assessment or finished-oil testing.

Recommended Pretreatment

1. Crack the stones and separate kernels from hard shells.
2. Screen and sort the kernels, removing shell fragments and defective material.
3. Correct moisture by controlled drying or tempering only when required.
4. Crush to a consistent particle size shortly before pressing.
5. Segregate lots by source and end-use specification.

Pressing Route and Equipment

Begin with a low-temperature hydraulic batch trial on clean crushed kernels. Compare any gently warmed route on the same sample and judge it by oil color, odor, filtration, cake release, and recorded output. Size the machine from kernel charge data rather than whole-pit throughput.

Equipment Entry Points

• Pretreatment equipment
• Hydraulic oil press range
• 480 Series hydraulic oil press as a model entry for trial sizing
• Pneumatic filter press
• Filling equipment

Filtration and Finished-Oil Target

Define the settling period, filtration grade, visible water and sediment criteria, color, odor, and required laboratory tests for the intended use. Storage and packaging scope should be specified where protection from light and oxygen is part of the product requirement.

Data Required for a Quotation

• Whole pits or separated kernels, shell residue, moisture, impurities, source, storage history, and available safety records
• Kernel input per batch or day, shifts, seasonality, and cracking or shell-separation scope
• Intended product use, cold-press or gently conditioned trial, and monitoring requirements
• Filtration, tank, packaging, sampling, and laboratory-test scope
• Utilities, available floor space, cleaning standard, destination, and delivery terms

Acceptance Records

Document the approved feed lot, pit-to-kernel basis if applicable, residual shell, moisture, crush size, charge weight, cycle time, oil temperature, crude and filtered oil, and cake weight. Retain labeled samples and the agreed laboratory report, and record cake discharge, product retention, and cleaning before signing acceptance.

Related Links

• Solutions Overview
• Fruit Oil Solutions
• Apricot Kernel Solutions
• Watermelon Seed Solutions
• 480 Series Hydraulic Oil Press
• Contact Technical Team
• Chinese page

Request a Configuration and Quote

Send a representative peach-kernel sample, usable kernel volume, intended oil use, test requirements, utilities, and destination for a trial-based line quotation.

• Request a peach kernel oil line quote