Kavish Engineers Launches Automated Cold Press Oil Machine

Kavish Engineers has expanded its domestic engineering portfolio by launching an automated, high-efficiency cold press oil extraction system. Engineered specifically for domestic oilseeds and commercial environments, the machinery targets the rapidly growing market for unrefined, chemical-free edible oils across Indian states.

Rajkot-based industrial manufacturer Kavish Engineers has expanded its domestic equipment portfolio by introducing its Round Kettle Hopper-based Automatic Cold Press Oil Machine. The specialized machinery is engineered to align with Indian seed varieties, regional operational conditions, and commercial extraction requirements.

The company builds industrial oil extraction systems in 5 HP, 7.5 HP, and 10 HP tiers, providing processing rates between 40 kg and 250 kg hourly. Every power level features Cone Hopper or specialized Kettle setups, offering flexible options for mill operators, agriculturalists, food sectors, and emerging enterprises.

As nationwide consumer demand for unrefined, nutrient-dense, chemical-free cooking oil accelerates, cold-pressed production presents an expanding commercial pathway for enterprises. Kavish Engineers developed these units to process common regional oilseeds, including groundnut, sesame, mustard, sunflower, coconut, and flaxseed.

The integrated Kettle-style oil extraction machinery integrates automated moisture regulation alongside built-in magnetic filtration systems. The automated hydration mechanism ensures uniform moisture dispersion throughout the seeds prior to mechanical crushing, while the high-intensity magnet intercepts ferrous fragments before materials reach the processing assembly.

These integrated engineering attributes ensure consistent material movement, superior operational regulation, minimal seed waste, and enhanced mechanical safety during prolonged daily manufacturing cycles.

Kavish Engineers emphasizes that its primary market advantage stems from operating as a direct original equipment manufacturer rather than a commercial distributor. The firm fabricates complete systems and critical internal components at its specialized plant in Rajkot, Gujarat, including proprietary processing worms, pressure rings, and structured cage bars.

This integrated fabrication methodology allows the engineering team to enforce stringent quality control, guarantee immediate access to authentic replacement components, and deliver unmediated technical assistance following field deployment.

Company Founder and Director Vishal Davda represents the third successive generation of his family dedicated to the industrial oil extraction machinery sector. Both his grandfather and father operated manufacturing facilities in this engineering niche, equipping the enterprise with deep technical insight regarding machine architecture, seed genetics, and mill optimization.

“Oil extraction machinery is not just a business for us; it is our family legacy,” stated Vishal Davda, Founder and Director of Kavish Engineers. “Our grandfather and father worked in this field, and today we are taking that experience forward with innovations such as the Round Kettle Hopper-based cold press oil machine. Our focus is to provide Made-in-India machines that help entrepreneurs build reliable and successful oil businesses.”

Working alongside the director, Marketing Head and Business Partner Karishma Nimavat Davda manages corporate growth strategies, commercial operations, client relations, and nationwide market scaling. Together, the leadership team positions Kavish Engineers as a modern engineering brand combining deep heritage manufacturing expertise with structured client education, field service, and regional market expansion.

Corporate data indicates Kavish Engineers has deployed machinery across more than 26 Indian states, establishing an active commercial client base exceeding 300 buyers. The organization’s nationwide shipping and technical assistance network remains vital for oil mill operators requiring consistent uptime, field engineering, components, and practical troubleshooting.

For industrial startups entering the domestic edible oil processing sector, investing in extraction hardware represents a critical capital commitment. Key variables such as mechanical throughput, seed adaptability, automated systems, structural durability, maintenance intervals, yield stability, and parts availability directly dictate corporate profitability.

Kavish Engineers positions its domestic machinery line as a heavy-duty, practical solution tailored for micro, small, and medium-scale commercial oil processing facilities.

The entry-level 5 HP configuration targets small boutique operations, agrarian cooperatives, local retail storefronts, and nascent startups, sustaining an hourly capacity of 40 to 60 kg. The mid-tier 7.5 HP model yields 60 to 80 kg per hour to back expanding enterprises.

The heavy-duty 10 HP industrial variant delivers an hourly output of 100 to 250 kg, configured specifically for mid-scale commercial processors demanding high volume daily manufacturing.

Beyond standalone extraction units, Kavish Engineers manufactures comprehensive processing components, including industrial oil filter presses and mechanized groundnut decorticators, allowing clients to procure end-to-end setups for new or expanding facilities.

Backed by a three-generation industrial engineering pedigree, an independent Gujarat production facility, localized component casting, and factory-direct technical service, Kavish Engineers continues to expand its footprint in the domestic extraction space. The company remains committed to building heavy-duty, practical machinery for India’s evolving agricultural processing sector.

About Kavish Engineers

Kavish Engineers operates as a specialized manufacturing firm in Rajkot, Gujarat, focusing on commercial cold press oil machinery and full-scale oil mill infrastructure. The manufacturer produces 5 HP, 7.5 HP, and 10 HP mechanical extraction setups in custom Cone Hopper and advanced Kettle configurations, supplemented by automated filter presses and seed decorticators. Directed by Vishal Davda and Karishma Nimavat Davda, the industrial enterprise leverages deep multigenerational engineering expertise to deliver robust domestic machinery solutions focused on independent parts fabrication, functional innovation, and client-centric field performance.

Future Outlook

The market for cold-pressed oils in India is projected to expand rapidly as health-conscious consumers shift away from highly refined oils. This shift drives small-scale and regional entrepreneurs to establish localized oil mills. By manufacturing automated components domestically, Kavish Engineers is positioned to capture this rising demand, reducing reliance on imported machinery and lowering entry barriers for rural agribusinesses.

FAQs

What processing capacities do the Kavish Engineers cold press oil machines offer?

The machines are manufactured in three distinct power tiers to accommodate varying business sizes. The 5 HP model processes 40-60 kg of seeds per hour, the 7.5 HP model processes 60-80 kg per hour, and the heavy-duty 10 HP commercial model delivers a processing capacity of 100-250 kg per hour.

Which seed varieties can be processed using this automated machinery?

The equipment is specifically engineered to handle a wide range of oilseeds commonly grown and processed in India. This includes groundnut, sesame, mustard, sunflower, coconut, and flaxseed, among other varieties.

What are the main benefits of the Round Kettle Hopper system?

The Kettle-based configuration includes an automatic water mixing system that ensures uniform moisture distribution in the seeds before pressing. It also features an integrated magnet that removes iron impurities from raw materials, protecting the machinery and reducing seed wastage.

Where are these cold press oil machines manufactured?

All machinery and critical components—including the internal processing worms, rings, and cage bars—are manufactured entirely in-house at the Kavish Engineers production facility located in Rajkot, Gujarat.