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With this press you can press any amount of oil. As many and as long as you want. This applies to all oilseeds that you can think of, including linseed. You can process your entire stock of walnuts or other seeds or nuts.
Exactly the same press is used for the electric press as for manually driven pressing. We have been making that model for almost 15 years, so a proven quality! All information about the Piteba press also applies to the electrically powered version. The only difference is the motor drive.
The motor set is very easy to assemble. The motor is ready to plug in. The press is attached to the motor set with 2 bolts.
Keep in mind that it is a 220 Volt, 50Hz motor. This is suitable for the whole of Europe, but outside of Europe an inverter may be necessary to guarantee the correct power supply.
The cap and plug can be easily removed from the press with the supplied tool. Press the press cake out of the cap and let the press run briefly to allow seed residues to run out of the press. Run a piece of kitchen paper - paper towel - through the press and you're done. No further cleaning. Store the press well oiled.
Just before use, clean the press with washing-up liquid if necessary or only with kitchen paper.
With this press you can press any amount of oil. As many and as long as you want. This applies to all oilseeds that you can think of, including linseed. You can process your entire stock of walnuts or other seeds or nuts.
The motor set fits on any hand-driven Piteba oil press. In that case, only order the motor set to make the press electric.
At room temperature you use the press without heating. Only if it is colder you use the supplied burner for the best press results.
Before use, make sure that everything is assembled correctly and check this regularly. Never just unplug the power cord, but use the on / off switch, so the press can never just start running. Always use the filling funnel so nobody can get fingers in the screw.
It is very important that the seeds or nuts contain 8 - 10% moisture. If they are too dry, the press will get stuck and the engine will stop. Dry seed can never be pressed. With no press. If you are not sure about the moisture content, determine this before you start!
It is not difficult to press oil. If there are any questions, call or email me. We make the presses ourselves and always know the solution to the problem.
