• Does the new oil expeller press work with a soybean extruder?
  • Contributing to the new oil expeller press¡¯s high performance is the option to connect it to high-quality extrusion equipment upstream. The expeller is perfectly paired for the Anderson 12¡å Dox Extruder, the largest dry extruder for soybean on the market.
  • Can you use a Dox extruder on a soybean press?
  • The expeller is perfectly paired for the Anderson 12¡å Dox Extruder, the largest dry extruder for soybean on the market. The Dox replaces expensive drying equipment to efficiently break down, shear, and cook the oilseed in one simple step. Installing a Dox ahead of an expeller doubles the press¡¯s capacity and doubles the life of pressing parts.
  • What solvent is used in soybean extraction?
  • In solvent extraction, flaked soybeans are washed with hot solvent, typically hexane, to separate the solids from the fats. Multiple washes dissolve the oil and carry it away. This oil solvent combination is also known as the miscella. The remaining material is the wet meal and solvent, also known as the marc.
  • What is Anderson oil expeller ??
  • The new Anderson Oil Expeller? line, designed for soybean, canola, sunflower, copra, and numerous other oilseed extraction, has proven lower operating and maintenance costs than other presses available today. It adapts easily to different finished products and operating speed requirements.
  • How is soybean oil extracted?
  • Yet, some operators overlook a critical step in their soybean oil extraction process to save significant time and energy. In solvent extraction, flaked soybeans are washed with hot solvent, typically hexane, to separate the solids from the fats. Multiple washes dissolve the oil and carry it away.
  • Who invented the oil expeller press?
  • The original oil expeller press was invented in the late 1800s by Anderson International¡¯s founder, Valerius D. Anderson. This patented mechanical screw press design was a radical departure from hydraulic presses used at the time.