Coconut process videos and equipment images
Use this library to check the visible equipment, process section, and project boundary before preparing a proposal or quotation package.
Complete coconut process media library covering production videos, equipment images, alternate image sizes, and brand marks for project discussion.
10 process videos
Short and long clips for checking coconut water, milk pressing, oil, refining, and packing sections.
51 equipment images
All retained equipment and process views, including different source sizes where they were available.
3 brand images
Brand marks are separated from equipment views so proposal materials stay clean.
Fresh coconut water, milk, desiccated coconut, oil, refining, and packing line
The reference line starts from mature coconuts and keeps multiple outlets in scope: filtered coconut water, fresh coconut milk, desiccated coconut, crude oil, refined edible oil, and bottled products.
All process videos
Video clips for checking each coconut processing section
Watch the clips against the project scope: whole coconut handling, water collection, kernel preparation, milk pressing, residue handling, oil storage, refining, and packing.
Fresh coconut water, milk, desiccated coconut, oil, refining, and packing line
The reference line starts from mature coconuts and keeps multiple outlets in scope: filtered coconut water, fresh coconut milk, desiccated coconut, crude oil, refined edible oil, and bottled products.
S500 conveyor between coconut preparation stages
This short clip belongs to the front-end handoff after dehusking, where coconuts are moved continuously and hygienically toward peeling, water collection, and meat processing.
Manual coconut peeling table before water and meat separation
The reference page uses twenty 600 x 600 mm peeling stations so the hard shell can be removed before water extraction and coconut meat preparation.
Coconut water collection before filtration and storage
Use this clip when coconut water is a saleable product. The line should then include collection, plate-and-frame filtration, stainless storage, and filling planning.
Coconut meat washing before crushing
The washing section is sized in the reference page at 10 tons per day, mainly to remove shell fragments and impurities before the crusher.
Coconut meat crushing for better milk extraction
The crusher reduces coconut meat into smaller particles so the hydraulic milk press can reach a more stable extraction rate.
Crushed coconut meat ready for hydraulic milk pressing
This is the material handoff before the 325 hydraulic coconut milk press. Moisture and particle size matter more here than press tonnage alone.
Model 325 hydraulic coconut milk pressing section
The reference configuration uses four 325CG-A hydraulic presses, 2.2 kW each, for batch coconut milk extraction with an indicated 80% extraction rate.
Model 128 screw oil press for dried coconut material
After milk extraction and drying, the reference line sends dried coconut material through mixing, elevation, and two Model 128 screw presses rated at 160 kg/hour per machine.
Finished coconut oil filling, capping, labeling, and coding
This final clip belongs after refining and finished-oil storage, where the quote may include manual double-head filling, capping, labeling, and date coding.
Equipment and process images
All retained equipment images for coconut project discussion
These images keep equipment appearance, line sections, and alternate image sizes together, so the clearest view can be chosen while the complete record stays available.
Filtered coconut water product view (830x519)
Use this view when the project keeps coconut water as a bottled or stored product instead of draining it away.
Coconut oil product view (1024x683)
Use this view to distinguish crude oil, refined oil, and packed finished oil in the project boundary.
Coconut dehusking machine (768x1024)
This front-end equipment removes the outer fiber before conveying, peeling, water collection, and meat preparation.
Stainless coconut water storage tank (768x1024)
This tank sits after coconut water filtration and before filling, helping buffer the upstream peeling rhythm.
Single-head coconut milk filling machine (836x886)
This belongs after hydraulic milk pressing when coconut milk is kept as a saleable product.
Desiccated coconut dryer (768x1024)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (768x1024)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (768x1024)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (768x1024)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Stainless coconut mixing machine (768x1024)
The mixing section evens out dried coconut material before it is lifted into the oil press.
Stainless elevator for dried coconut material (768x1024)
This connects drying and mixing with the oil extraction section in a continuous layout.
Model 128 screw oil press (1024x772)
The reference oil section uses screw pressing for dried coconut material after drying, mixing, and elevation.
Decanter centrifuge for crude coconut oil (1024x768)
Centrifugal separation removes fine residues, impurities, and moisture before storage or refining.
Edible coconut oil refining equipment (1024x768)
The refining section covers degumming, deacidification, decolorization, and deodorization.
Finished coconut oil package (768x1024)
Use this group when the quotation includes filling, capping, labeling, coding, or retail packing.
Finished coconut oil package (768x1024)
Use this group when the quotation includes filling, capping, labeling, coding, or retail packing.
Filtered coconut water product view (300x188)
Use this view when the project keeps coconut water as a bottled or stored product instead of draining it away.
Filtered coconut water product view (768x480)
Use this view when the project keeps coconut water as a bottled or stored product instead of draining it away.
Coconut oil product view (300x200)
Use this view to distinguish crude oil, refined oil, and packed finished oil in the project boundary.
Coconut oil product view (768x513)
Use this view to distinguish crude oil, refined oil, and packed finished oil in the project boundary.
Coconut oil product view (1536x1025)
Use this view to distinguish crude oil, refined oil, and packed finished oil in the project boundary.
Coconut dehusking machine (225x300)
This front-end equipment removes the outer fiber before conveying, peeling, water collection, and meat preparation.
Coconut dehusking machine (1152x1536)
This front-end equipment removes the outer fiber before conveying, peeling, water collection, and meat preparation.
Coconut dehusking machine (1280x1706)
This front-end equipment removes the outer fiber before conveying, peeling, water collection, and meat preparation.
Stainless coconut water storage tank (225x300)
This tank sits after coconut water filtration and before filling, helping buffer the upstream peeling rhythm.
Stainless coconut water storage tank (1152x1536)
This tank sits after coconut water filtration and before filling, helping buffer the upstream peeling rhythm.
Stainless coconut water storage tank (1279x1706)
This tank sits after coconut water filtration and before filling, helping buffer the upstream peeling rhythm.
Desiccated coconut dryer (1200x1600)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (1200x1600)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (1200x1600)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Desiccated coconut dryer (1200x1600)
After coconut milk extraction, wet pulp is dried for desiccated coconut or for stable oil pressing feed.
Stainless coconut mixing machine (225x300)
The mixing section evens out dried coconut material before it is lifted into the oil press.
Stainless coconut mixing machine (1152x1536)
The mixing section evens out dried coconut material before it is lifted into the oil press.
Stainless coconut mixing machine (1279x1706)
The mixing section evens out dried coconut material before it is lifted into the oil press.
Stainless elevator for dried coconut material (225x300)
This connects drying and mixing with the oil extraction section in a continuous layout.
Stainless elevator for dried coconut material (1152x1536)
This connects drying and mixing with the oil extraction section in a continuous layout.
Stainless elevator for dried coconut material (1279x1706)
This connects drying and mixing with the oil extraction section in a continuous layout.
Model 128 screw oil press (300x226)
The reference oil section uses screw pressing for dried coconut material after drying, mixing, and elevation.
Model 128 screw oil press (768x579)
The reference oil section uses screw pressing for dried coconut material after drying, mixing, and elevation.
Model 128 screw oil press (1536x1159)
The reference oil section uses screw pressing for dried coconut material after drying, mixing, and elevation.
Model 128 screw oil press (1600x1207)
The reference oil section uses screw pressing for dried coconut material after drying, mixing, and elevation.
Decanter centrifuge for crude coconut oil (300x225)
Centrifugal separation removes fine residues, impurities, and moisture before storage or refining.
Decanter centrifuge for crude coconut oil (768x576)
Centrifugal separation removes fine residues, impurities, and moisture before storage or refining.
Decanter centrifuge for crude coconut oil (1536x1152)
Centrifugal separation removes fine residues, impurities, and moisture before storage or refining.
Decanter centrifuge for crude coconut oil (1706x1279)
Centrifugal separation removes fine residues, impurities, and moisture before storage or refining.
Edible coconut oil refining equipment (300x225)
The refining section covers degumming, deacidification, decolorization, and deodorization.
Edible coconut oil refining equipment (768x576)
The refining section covers degumming, deacidification, decolorization, and deodorization.
Edible coconut oil refining equipment (1536x1152)
The refining section covers degumming, deacidification, decolorization, and deodorization.
Edible coconut oil refining equipment (1707x1280)
The refining section covers degumming, deacidification, decolorization, and deodorization.
Finished coconut oil package (1280x1707)
Use this group when the quotation includes filling, capping, labeling, coding, or retail packing.
Finished coconut oil package (1280x1707)
Use this group when the quotation includes filling, capping, labeling, coding, or retail packing.
Brand marks
Brand images kept separately from equipment photos
Keep brand marks separate from equipment photos so proposals, quotations, and contact materials can use the right image type.
coconut processing team mark for proposal and quotation files (150x150)
Kept separately from equipment photos so brand marks are not mixed with process images.
coconut processing team mark for proposal and quotation files (300x300)
Kept separately from equipment photos so brand marks are not mixed with process images.
coconut processing team mark for proposal and quotation files (512x512)
Kept separately from equipment photos so brand marks are not mixed with process images.
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