Oil degreasing and dewaxing equipment

Oil degreasing and dewaxing equipment

  • Submitted By: wJulie
  • Date Submitted: 08/19/2015 12:30 AM
  • Category: Business
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Oil degreasing and dewaxing equipment, all controlled fractionation dewaxing skimmed under stirring slowly, in a certain time oil was cooled to 4-6 degrees Celsius, so that the formation of large wax crystals precipitated and separated by filtration to the liquid oil and solid fat separated. By fractionated oil degreased by 5.5 hours at 0 ℃, not muddy, can remain in the refrigerator for transparency and liquidity of the oil and improve the oil quality and appearance.
Palm oil fractionation (http://www.palmmill.com/News/231.html) technology is a new oil processing technology, application of palm oil fractionation process available 8 degrees, 10 degrees, 14 degrees, 18 degrees, 24 degrees, 33 degrees, 44 degrees, 55 degrees, such as different melting palm oil products, but also can be used to process cottonseed oil, fish oil and lard and other animal fats, greatly enhance the value of oil products, increase the economic efficiency of enterprises.
First machinery developed winter oil dewaxing machine (http://www.firstoilmill.com/Oil%20dewaxing%20devices/) skimmed new technology, automatic computer control, advanced technology, product quality and stability. The process compared with the traditional process of adding skimmed dewaxing aid, with the following characteristics of refining production line (http://www.corngerm.com/):
(1) without adding any aid, natural products and environmental protection.
(2) Easy filter, refined oil and high yield.
(3) by-product of edible wax (fat) pure, without aid, the wax can be directly used in food production, there is no pollution.
(4) high degree of automation, suitable for large-scale industrial production.
company name:Zhengzhou First Grain And Oil Machinery Co., Ltd
company address:Changchun Rd. And Huagong Rd. Crossing, Xushui Town, Zhongyuan Dist., Zhengzhou, Henan, China (Mainland)

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