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Screw oil press machines and filtration equipment for oilseed processing.
Real machine details, configured around your oilseed.

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VG-120D II screw oil press in a prepared workshop
01 / THE COMPLETE MACHINE

One machine.
Every detail.

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VG-120D II260–400 kg/h · rapeseed feed
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01 / FIND YOUR CONFIGURATION

THREE PRESSES.
YOUR PRODUCTION.

Compare the specifications that matter. Figures below refer to rapeseed feed, not oil output.

VG-120D II oil press in a prepared workshop

SCREW OIL PRESS

VG-120D II

Screw oil press with optional filtration.

Seed feed rate
260–400 kg/h
Main motor
11 kW
Heat-treated screw press components

02 / INSIDE THE VG-120D II

01 — 04

THE PRESSING
ELEMENTS.

20CrMnTi screw components. The screw profile moves prepared seed through the pressing chamber.

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03 / A REAL PRESSING MOMENT

FROM SEED.
TO OIL.

One selected customer-process clip
from an oilseed pressing line.

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CNC operator at the machine console

04 / MANUFACTURING

BEHIND
THE MACHINE.

Explore the work behind an oil press, from metal preparation and component machining to the assembled equipment.

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05 / START WITH YOUR OILSEED

WHAT DO
YOU PROCESS?

Sesame, sunflower seeds, peanuts and other oilseeds
01

Peanut

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02

Sunflower

Processing guide ↗
03

Rapeseed

Processing guide ↗
04

Sesame

Processing guide ↗

06 / START WITH THE FACTS

Choose by material.
Confirm the scope.

These are the questions that shape a screw oil press project. The figures are reference seed-feed rates, not finished oil output.

REFERENCE FEED RATES

80–160 / 260–400 / 300–500 kg/h

Rapeseed reference ranges for VG-80, VG-120D II and VG-150ZD II. Final performance depends on seed type, moisture, preparation and operating conditions.

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FILTRATION IS SEPARATE

Press first. Then define the oil stage.

Filtration, oil collection, seed preparation and commissioning are confirmed as part of the project scope. The VG-120D II optional vacuum filter is not the press feed capacity.

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SITE READINESS

Material, power, space and hours.

Send the raw material, target seed input per hour, planned working hours, installation country and local phase, voltage and frequency before selection.

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07 / QUESTIONS BEFORE SELECTION

Clear answers
before a quote.

Use these answers as a starting point. Final suitability and configuration are confirmed for the actual material and site.

Which oilseeds can a VOLGA screw oil press process?

The VG-series selection starts with the raw material and its preparation. Rapeseed is the reference material in the supplied capacity tables; peanut, sunflower and sesame suitability, preparation and operating conditions require project confirmation.

Are the published capacities finished oil outputs?

No. The published VG-series figures are reference seed-feed rates for rapeseed: 80–160 kg/h for VG-80, 260–400 kg/h for VG-120D II and 300–500 kg/h for VG-150ZD II. They are not finished oil yields and should not be transferred to another seed without confirmation.

Does a screw press include filtration?

Filtration is a separate project stage. The VG-120D II can be discussed with an optional separate vacuum filter; preparation, oil collection, filtration and commissioning scope should be confirmed before ordering.

What information should I send for a machine recommendation?

Share your raw material, preparation method, target seed input per hour, planned working hours, installation country and local phase, voltage and frequency. This lets VOLGA discuss a suitable press and supporting configuration.

LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT

THE RIGHT PRESS.
STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.

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