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shea nut oil making cold press oil in uganda

  • Product Name: shea nut oil press
  • Raw Material: shea nut
  • Type: oil processing plant machine
  • Production Capacity: 2-300 T/D
  • Voltage: 220/380
  • Power(W): 260KW
  • Dimension(L*W*H): 15*12*12
  • Weight: 60000KG
  • Certification: ISO&CE
  • After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
  • Operator: 1-2 persons
  • Warranty: 1 year
  • Delivery: 30 days after deposit
  • Product: refined oil
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Nilotica Shea Butter from Uganda

Shea nuts are cleaned, washed, and dried before being cold pressed in the factory using a mechanical oil screw press. Our Oil Mill is ISO-9001 certified, and has been processing shea nuts and other oil seeds in Northern Uganda for over fifteen years.

Cold press extraction The whole nuts are fed straight into a cold press. They are not roasted or boiled. The cold press squeezes out the oil. The resulting oil is golden in colour, and once settled down in a bucket, it turns into an ivory white butter. Since the nuts have not been heated and the temperature during the entire

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Shea Butter Oil Extraction Machine, Oil Press Group

Shea nut is the fruit of African shea tree. Like avocado, shea nut has delicious flesh. The fat contained in the kernel of shea nut is shea butter, which takes up about 40% ~ 55%. Each mature shea tree produces only 15 to 20 kilograms of shea per year, which can only survive on the African continent due to climatic and plantation reasons.

The advantage of shea butter oil extraction technology by screw pressing method has large production capacity, high oil output, and continuous oil production. However, the color of oil and oil cake is deep and too many impurities in the oil, so, it requires oil refining process. Shea Butter Oil Press Machine. Shea Butter Oil Pressing and ...

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new design shea nut oil press production in Uganda

The process of making Shea Nut Oil is similar to the production process of other fractionated carrier oils. The raw Shea Butter pressed from the Shea nut undergoes a process known as fractionation, which allows its liquid oil (the 'olein') to separate from the heavier components (the 'stearin').

In response to current conditions, the price offered to NUSPA has increased from Uganda Shillings 110,000/= to 135,000 [ % ] for 20 liters of cold-pressed Grade A natural process Nilotica shea butter.

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THE DESIGN, FABRICATION AND TESTING OF A SHEA NUT OIL

hopper, press barrel and machine frame (d) The fabricated shea nut oil extracting machine 37 Plate 2: (a) Weighing of dehulled shea nuts before oven drying (b) Oven drying of dehulled shea nuts at a temperature of 146.7ºC (c) and (d) Oven dried dehulled shea nuts after 1 hour (e) Weighing of dehulled shea nuts before

Discover Sema Oil's premium Nilotica Shea Butter and cold-pressed Sesame Oil. Based in Uganda, we specialize in the sustainable production and global export of high-quality agricultural commodities.

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  • How are shea nuts processed?
  • Shea nuts are first cleaned, washed, and dried before being cold pressed in a factory using a mechanical oil screw press. Our Oil Mill, which is ISO-9001 certified, has been processing shea nuts and other oil seeds in Northern Uganda for over fifteen years.
  • What is Ugandan Nilotica Shea Butter?
  • Ugandan Nilotica Shea Butter is of the highest quality and is produced in a socially responsible manner. The process begins with cleaning, washing, and drying shea nuts before they are cold pressed in a factory using a mechanical oil screw press.
  • How are Uganda shea nuts processed?
  • We process Uganda shea nuts by simply de-husking them. This involves the cutting out of the outer fruit, which leaves a few seeds inside. We then transfer these to wire-mesh in the sun for drying. This ensures there is proper removal of impure particles. The nuts can either undergo roasting or are packed raw.
  • Does East African shea butter clog pores?
  • East African Shea Butter (Vitellaria nilotica) is non-comedogenic and does not clog pores as it absorbs quickly into the skin. It has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiseptic and skin healing properties, and nourishes skin and hair with Vitamins A, E and F.
  • Where does Shea Butter come from?
  • Shea Butter comes from the nilotica species found only in the savannahs of Northern Uganda and Southern Sudan. The majority of shea butters on the market are harvested from the paradoxa species found on the dry savannah belt of West and Central Africa.