Sesame seed prep + roast curve + hydraulic pressing + aroma-grade bottle

From press cell to bottle station: define the sesame scope

Decide what is included now and what remains for a later phase: cleaning, roasting, pressing, settling, filtration, filling, cartons, utilities, installation, and operator training.

A scope note for roaster, hydraulic press, settling tanks, filtration, small-batch filling, cartons, and sesame cake handling.

300 and 325 hydraulic oil press reference
Model range

300 / 325 series reference for smaller sesame batches

Discuss this class with daily output, batch rhythm, seed moisture, and filtration target rather than model number alone.

355 to 500 hydraulic press reference
Expansion

355-500 series reference for expansion or multi-press layouts

When roasting, settling, filling, and installation are included, model choice belongs inside the full scope discussion.

Included modules

Common modules around a sesame press

Cleaning and destoning

Screens, aspiration, destoner, magnet, and intake lot separation depending on raw seed condition.

Roasting and cooling

Needed for aroma oil. The quote should state heat source, temperature control, cooling method, and exhaust expectation.

Settling and filtration

Define tank volume, holding time, filter type, and whether oil goes to bulk drums or retail bottles.

Small-batch filling

Dark glass, caps, labels, gift cartons, and short filling runs should be treated as a separate finish package.

Quote boundary

Items that should be confirmed separately

  • Civil works, compressed air, steam or fuel supply, and exhaust treatment.
  • Bottle mold, label design, carton artwork, barcode, and local retail certification.
  • Labor cost, raw sesame purchase, product testing fees, and import duties.
  • On-site installation days, interpreter support, spare parts package, and operator training scope.

Questions to confirm next

What should be sent for a practical quote?
Send seed variety, incoming cleanliness, target oil style, hourly or shift output, whether roasting is included, filtration and bottle format, cake use, workshop photos, power standard, and any real product photos or videos you want the line to match.

Keep following the route

These next topics keep route, oil finish, and packaging aligned

Ready to size a line for your oilseed?

Share route, flavor target, oil appearance, and package direction. That helps us tell whether the fit is a machine phase, a polishing module, or a fuller product-ready line.