Tea Seed and Camellia Oil Pressing Line

Tea seed or camellia seed must be identified by species, crop year, whole-seed or kernel basis, and storage condition. Hull ratio and old or moldy kernels affect pressing behavior, oil flavor, filtration, and the usable input for equipment sizing.

Raw Material Boundary

Declare whole seed or separated kernels, species or commercial name, origin, moisture, hull fraction, impurities, crop and storage history, and intended use. Remove moldy, insect-damaged, dark, or rancid seed. Quote capacity on cleaned whole seed or clean kernels.

Recommended Pretreatment

1. Dry or temper the whole seed to a stable condition.
2. Dehull and separate shells when the selected product requires kernel pressing.
3. Sort and clean the kernels.
4. Crush to a repeatable size.
5. Keep low-temperature and gently conditioned trial lots separate.

Pressing Route and Equipment

Begin with a hydraulic batch trial on clean crushed kernels or a clearly defined whole-seed feed. Compare low-temperature and gently conditioned routes using the same lot, with color, aroma, filtration, cake, and cycle records. For higher continuous duty, compare a screw-press route. The post-press scope may include dewaxing or light refining where the finished-oil clarity target requires it.

Equipment Entry Points

• Pretreatment equipment
• Hydraulic oil press range
• 325 Series hydraulic oil press as an existing model entry for trial sizing
• Pneumatic filter press
• Refining and dewaxing equipment
• Filling equipment

Filtration and Finished-Oil Target

Define settled, filtered, dewaxed, or lightly refined oil; visible sediment, color, aroma, wax behavior, and clarity under the agreed cooling or storage test. State sampling points, tank materials, and package requirements.

Data Required for a Quotation

• Whole seed or kernel sample, species or commercial name, hull ratio, moisture, impurities, crop age, and storage condition
• Input basis per batch or day, shifts, seasonality, and drying or dehulling scope
• Low-temperature or gently conditioned profile and intended use
• Settling, filtration, dewaxing or refining, tank, package, sampling, and test requirements
• Heat, power, floor space, destination, and delivery terms

Acceptance Records

Record seed identity, shell separation and kernel loss, kernel moisture, crush size, conditioning settings, charge weight, cycle time, oil temperature, crude and filtered oil, and cake. After filtration or dewaxing, document color, aroma, sediment, and clarity using the agreed cooling test, plus cake discharge and cleaning.

Related Links

• Solutions Overview
• Seed Oil Solutions
• Soybean Solutions
• Rapeseed Solutions
• 325 Series Hydraulic Oil Press
• Contact Technical Team
• Chinese page

Request a Configuration and Quote

Send the tea seed or camellia feed state, hull and moisture data, clean input, oil profile, filtration or dewaxing target, utilities, and destination for a trial-based quotation.

• Request a tea seed oil line quote