Cold Press Oil Machineries

A Natural Cold Press Mattu Cheku Machine is a traditional oil extraction machine that uses the cold press method to extract oils from various seeds such as sesame, groundnut (peanut), mustard, sunflower, and more. The machine utilizes a Mattu Cheku, which is a traditional wooden press used to extract oil by applying mechanical pressure to the seeds. The term Mattu Cheku is derived from the “Mattu” (bull) and “Cheku” (press), referring to the older manual or animal-powered versions of this machine, which were often powered by a bull or other livestock to rotate the wooden press. However, in modern versions, the Mattu Cheku machine is commonly powered by an electric motor.

A Bull Chekku with Wooden Oil Extraction Machine is a traditional, manual oil extraction machine that uses a mechanical process to extract oil from various seeds, such as sesame, groundnut (peanut), mustard, sunflower, and more. The term "Chekku" refers to the wooden press used in this type of machine, while "Bull" often refers to the type of traditional machine that was originally powered by animal strength (often a bull) to rotate the wooden press or "Chekku." However, modern versions of the Bull Chekku with Wooden Oil Extraction Machine are often motorized for ease and efficiency.

The Cold Press Pillar Chekku Machine is a traditional yet efficient oil extraction machine used to extract oil from various seeds, such as sesame, groundnut (peanut), mustard, sunflower, and others. It is widely used in India and surrounding regions for producing high-quality, natural, and chemical-free oils. The term “Cold Press” indicates that the oil is extracted without the application of heat, which helps preserve the oil's nutrients, flavor, and aroma.