Products Description

An essential oil extractor is a device used to extract essential oils from plants, and the design and function of an essential oil extractor can vary according to different extraction methods. Common essential oil extraction methods include water vapour distillation, freezing and compression (pressing), chemical solvent extraction, oil separation (liposuction), carbon dioxide extraction and immersion. Each method has its specific application scenarios and advantages and disadvantages.

For example, the method of essential oil extraction by freezing centrifuge is applicable to citrus fruits, by adding water during the process of crushing the peel, collecting the juice and then separating the essential oils by freezing centrifuge. The distillation method is a more common method of extracting essential oils. High quality essential oils are mostly distilled at low pressure, which can retain the most effective components and natural aroma of the plant. For people who want to extract essential oils at home on their own, there are also devices on the market that sell small home distillers to extract essential oils, and these devices are usually simple in design, easy to operate, and suitable for personal use. When choosing a suitable essential oil extractor, it is necessary to consider the extraction method, the complexity of the equipment required, and the specific needs of the individual or business. Different extraction methods have different effects on the quality and purity of the final product, so these factors should be taken into full consideration when making a selection.

Specification

Parameters and descriptions
Type	Volume (L)	Heating Method	Cooling Area	Separator Volume
GKJYTQ-50	50	Electricity or Steam	1	15
GKJYTQ-100	100		1.5	15
GKJYTQ-200	200		2	20
GKJYTQ-300	300		3	25
GKJYTQ-500	500	Steam	4	35
GKJYTQ-1000	1000		8	50
GKJYTQ-2000	2000		15	70
GKJYTQ-3000	3000		20	100
GKJYTQ-4000	4000		25	150
GKJYTQ-5000	5000		30	150