1. Define your buyer constraints first

Before comparing any cold press oil machine, write down:

• Target throughput in kg/h of raw material and your daily operating hours.
• Oilseeds you will process, such as peanuts, sesame, rapeseed, flax, soybean or sunflower seed.
• Available electrical capacity, including the voltage and phase at your site.
• Workshop floor area and the room needed around the machine for handling and maintenance.
• Oil clarity expectations, meaning whether you need filtration built into the unit.
• Local compliance needs in your market (for example the United States, Europe, the Middle East or Southeast Asia). These must be checked separately because the product materials do not list certifications.

2. Match throughput to the published model range

The product listing includes a specification table for four sizes (6YL-80, 6YL-100, 6YL-120 and 6YL-160):

How to read this when you buy cold oil press capacity:

• Pick a model whose published processing range covers your planned hourly input, with some headroom. The ranges are given as spans, so ask how the actual figure changes with the oilseed you use.
• The listing does not say which table row matches the "HP 120" model name. The 6YL-120 row (φ120 helix) looks like the closest match, but confirm the exact model with the supplier.
• The published outline size for 6YL-120 (2000×300×1500 mm) is very different from the other rows. Ask for a confirmed dimension drawing before you plan the layout.

3. Check power and utilities

Add up the connected loads for the size you choose: main motor, vacuum pump and the 2.2 kW heater. For the 6YL-120 row, that is 11 + 0.75 + 2.2 kW. The listing gives no supply voltage, frequency or phase, so confirm that the motor and control configuration suits your local grid. This matters especially for buyers in different target regions.

4. Confirm raw-material fit

The description says the machine can press peanuts, sesame, rapeseed, flax, sunflower seeds, soybean and other oil crops, and it mentions more than 20 kinds of oil crops. If your main crop is not named, ask for confirmation or trial data before ordering. The listing gives no oil yield or residual oil figures for specific seeds.

5. Understand the process features

According to the product description, this oil cold press machine:

• Combines heating and oil extraction in one automatic unit, so you feed in raw material and the machine presses it.
• Has an automatic temperature control system, because baking, extraction and filtration are temperature-sensitive.
• Uses vacuum oil filtration to remove residue from the pressed oil.
• Is described as able to run with one or two operators.

Note that the unit includes a heater. If your market or product label needs a specific "cold-pressed" temperature limit, ask the supplier for the actual pressing and oil temperatures and the control range. The current materials do not give them.

6. Plan the workshop footprint

The description states that a workshop of about 10–20 m² can meet production needs. Use this as a starting point, then check it against the confirmed machine dimensions, the weight (880–1800 kg depending on model), raw material and oil storage, and access for cleaning and maintenance.

7. When this recommendation may not apply

The HP 120 Model Cold Oil Press may not be the right fit if:

• You need throughput above the published top range of 300–550 kg/h, which suggests a larger production line.
• You need documented certifications, yield guarantees or specific cold-press temperature limits that the supplier cannot confirm in writing.
• Your site cannot supply the required electrical load, or the voltage and phase cannot be matched.

8. Questions to send before you buy

1. Which 6YL row matches the HP 120 model, and what is the confirmed outline size?
2. What voltage, frequency and phase options are available?
3. What is the expected capacity and oil output for my specific oilseed?
4. What pressing temperature range does the temperature control system maintain?
5. What certifications, documents, price, lead time and after-sales support apply to my market?

If you have these answers, you can compare the oil press cold option on verified terms rather than marketing descriptions.