• olive oil press australia in Nigeria
  • olive oil press australia in Nigeria
  • olive oil press australia in Nigeria
  • olive oil press australia in Nigeria
  • What kind of olive oil extraction machines are available?
  • Compact Olive Oil Machinery or Olimaker offers various olive oil extraction machines, including Olive Oil Extraction and Micro Olive Oil Extraction machines. They also provide Olive & Oil Analysis Machines and Olive Oil Filtration systems. Other oil extraction processing aids and Stainless Steel Olive Oil Tanks are also available.
  • What is the best olive oil processing machine?
  • Oliomio and Olimaker offer several olive oil processing machines: FA.SPREMOLIVA.C30 (Olimaker Professional), FA.Olimaker.Pro, FA.Oliomio.80PlusPS (Oliomio Profy 150 & 200), and FA.Oliomio.Profy, as well as the SINTESI Series. Each machine has its unique features.
  • What equipment do I need to turn olives into oil?
  • Everything you need to turn olives into oil. Choose from Australia's biggest range of olive oil equipment. Machinery starting from 40kg per hour cold press to 10 tonne per hour centrifugal decanters to suit artisans and commercial producers.
  • What are the different types of olive oil processing equipment?
  • In olive oil processing, there are various types of equipment. Compact Olive Oil Machinery is one of them, along with Stainless Steel Olive Oil Tanks, Filling Machines for Table Olive Production, Olive Pickling and Storage equipment, Olive Selection and Sorting machines, and Pitting, Slicing, Stuffing, and Crushing Machinery.
  • How is Villa Pileggi different from other olive oil producers?
  • Villa Pileggi production techniques differ from the majority of olive oil producers in several ways. Each stage is hands on labour intensive, something that larger producers are unable to emulate.This allows our product to be unique and of high quality due to the ability to give the olive grove the personal touch.
  • How is olive oil made?
  • The olives, pits and skins, are all ground into a thick viscous paste, which is then poured into large round hessian mats.These loaded mats are placed one on top of another around a central “spindle”; they are then manually pressed. Once the stack has been slowly and powerfully compressed, the resultant liquid is a mixture of oil and water.