Small Coconut Oil Purification Machine in Nigeria

What is a coconut oil pressing machine?
Our oil pressing machines for sale are capable of processing numbers of vegetable plant and oil seeds for biodiesel or cooking uses. This machinery can not only pressing virgin coconut oil, but also can extract oil from dired copra, groundnut, sunflower seeds and other oil-bearing materials. The process of coconut oil production is not complicated.
What are the benefits of using a coconut processing machine?
01. All range of dehusking to coconut milk extracting machines for matured coconuts. 02. Enhancing appearance and stoarge capabilities with young coconut processing machines. 03. Extracting and refining crude coconut oil for safe use.
Can you use a copra oil pressing machine for coconut oil?
You may use the machine to process both copra and virgin coconut. It is also suitable for making oil from other seeds or nuts, e.g. peanut, sesame seeds, soybean, etc. This is a common use screw type oil pressing machines which is designed for expelling oil from oil seeds and nuts.
How is coconut oil extracted?
(Read more: Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) Extraction Plant Process) Extracted from dried coconut meat – Copra. The coconut is dried in the sun or in a drier before pressing the oil. The copra is then sent to a coconut extracting machine to obtain crude oil. (Read more: Copra Oil Mill Plant Process)
Who are cocoman coconut machines?
Based in Malaysia, a country where coconuts are one the main agricultural product, we have years of experience in designing and developing coconut machines focusing on qualities and reliabilities. Since 2003, we are one of the best known manufacturer and exporter of CoCoMaN coconut machines.
How many coconuts did Nigeria import last year?
Last year, Nigeria imported more than 500,000 tonnes of coconuts to process into products such as oils, food and beverages, official figures show. I visited a farm a mere two-hour drive from the capital Abuja to see how a couple – Ray Davies and her husband, retired army Major General John Davies – branched out into coconut farming.