small screw oil press machine with diesel engine

Small screw oil press with diesel engine is a combination of agricultural or industrial equipment, in which the oil press (a mechanical device used to extract oil from oil crops) is powered by a diesel engine (an internal combustion engine that burns diesel). This configuration is commonly used in remote areas with insufficient power supply or in scenarios that require mobile operations, such as mobile oil pressing services or small oil workshops - diesel engines generate power by igniting diesel through compressed air to drive the pressing system (such as screws or hydraulic devices) of the oil press to process the oil material. 

The core features include: 

Power advantage: Diesel engines do not require external power and are suitable for environments without power grids, such as rural or field operations; 

Applicability: Can be used with various oil pressing machines, such as screw or cold press machines, supporting peanut, rapeseed, palm fruit and other oil crops; 

Limitations: Diesel engines produce loud noise during operation and may have lower oil output due to fuel evaporation affecting oil odor (compared to electric drives).