Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Obstweinpresse Obstmühle (6 L) mit Massivholzkorb mit 8 Blöcken, robuster manueller Entsafter, Apfelweinpresse Apfelpresse Traubenpresse Olivenölpresse mit Griff, Saftpresse für Küche

Pas encore utilisé, mais convaincu qu'il fera le job !

Super!

Fait son job

Fairly simple to put together and use. Did strip the paint off metal plate when used. Slightly disappointing juice yield, only about 25-30% from my apple pomace, but wouldn’t have got any without the press I suppose. Equated to about 2L juice from full basket of pomace (12L basket press)

The use is amazingly simple. The juice produced is great. When actively pressing, the mechanism’s threads flakes and grinds under the resistance of the fruit. And, does not squeeze all of the fruit because of the strainer bags. Very good product for small amounts of juice; bad if you just harvested a bunch of fruit to squeeze.

exactement ce a quoi je m'attendais

Works great , just what I needed

Recibi un paquete diferente pero la solicitud ha sido atendida correctamente a tiempo.

I used this VEVOR fruit wine press to separate an alcoholic beverage from the fruit pulp, and it worked quite well for that purpose. The press is simple to use and the manual T-handle provides enough leverage to apply steady pressure when extracting the liquid. The stainless steel barrels feel durable and are easy to clean after use. For small batches, the 1.65 L capacity is practical and suitable for home use. It’s also fairly compact, which makes it easy to store when not in use. Overall, it’s a straightforward and effective tool for pressing fruit mixtures and separating liquid from pulp.

I bought this press to remove all the wort from my mash while distilling. I place the brewers bag with the grain from the finished mash in the press and it does an excellent job of removing about another gallon of wort from the grain. Its easy to use, simple and easy to clean. Only one issue that I need to solve that is caused by design of the unit. The pressure plate to jack screw shaft needs a bearing at that connection. When the pressure plate is compressing the product it is not turning but the jack screw is. It is a metal to metal connection and the result is the two parts are wearing on each other and make metal partials that get into the liquid from the pressing. I also see it will eventually wear thru the plate. Since I am distilling the liquid its not an issue. If you were drinking the liquid direct like juice it would be a problem. If it wasn't for this one issue I would give it 5 stars on quality.