1. Peanuts:

Peanuts are one of the common oils used in screw oil presses. Its oil-rich characteristics allow peanut oil to be efficiently extracted through a screw oil press, bringing considerable yields to oil production.

 2. Soybeans:

Soybeans are also commonly used crops for oil extraction by screw oil presses. Its oil content is high, and the oil can be effectively separated through mechanical extrusion, making it an important raw material for making vegetable oil.

 3. Rapeseed:

Rapeseed is one of the main sources of rapeseed oil. High-quality edible oil can be obtained by extracting oil from rapeseed using a screw oil press.

 4. Sesame:

Sesame seeds are rich in oil, which makes them one of the ideal oils for screw oil presses. The extraction of sesame oil through a screw press can preserve the aroma and nutrition of sesame seeds.

 5. Sunflower seeds:

Sunflower seeds have a high oil content and are suitable for efficient extraction of oil through a screw oil press. Sunflower oil is popular for its fragrance and rich nutrition.

 6. Cottonseed:

Cottonseed is also one of the conventional raw materials for screw oil press. Cottonseed oil can be extracted from cottonseeds through mechanical extrusion, which has a wide range of applications in food and industrial fields.

 Other crops:

In addition, the screw oil press is also suitable for a range of other oil crops, such as linseed, buckwheat, camellia seed, mango seed, etc. This versatility makes the screw press a flexible tool in vegetable oil production.