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The VEVOR Fruit Wine Press (6 L) is designed for home hobbyists and food enthusiasts who want to extract juice from fruits like apples, grapes, and olives, or process honey and tinctures in small batches. This manual tool offers the benefit of a durable, traditional beechwood pressing experience that ensures high-quality extraction without the need for electricity; however, users should note that the manual operation requires physical effort, making it better suited for small-batch processing rather than large-scale industrial output.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LD-BP6 |
| Brand | VEVOR |
Yes, but olives should be pitted and crushed into a paste before pressing for the best results.
Yes, the beechwood used is designed for food preparation.
The kit focuses on the press structure; you may need to use a fine-mesh filter bag inside the basket for smaller pulps.
The basket capacity is 6 liters, which is ideal for small home-batch processing.
No, the wooden slats should only be hand-washed to prevent warping and cracking.
The total height is 575 mm.
Check if the fruit is too hard or not pulped enough. Ensure the spindle threads are clean and lubricated.
Ensure the supporting blocks are evenly spaced and the wooden slats are pushed tightly together before pressing.
Disinfect with a light vinegar solution, scrub thoroughly, and ensure the unit is stored in a dry, ventilated area.
Assembly is straightforward and requires no complex tools; simply align the central spindle with the base and insert the beechwood slats into the frame.
Compatibility: This press is compatible with various soft fruits and pulped hard fruits. Avoid attempting to press whole, hard fruits without prior crushing or dicing, as this can damage the wooden basket.
Care Instructions:
