Dingsheng Machine is proud to introduce its Cottonseed Oil Production Line, a highly efficient system designed to meet the growing global demand for cottonseed oil. With capacities ranging from 10 to 500 tons per day (TPD), this production line combines both mechanical pressing and solvent extraction technologies to provide scalable, high-yield solutions tailored to customer needs.

Dingsheng Machine is excited to introduce its upgraded DTDC (Desolventizer Toaster Dryer Cooler), a cutting-edge piece of equipment designed to streamline the solvent extraction process in edible oil production. This high-performance unit combines desolventizing, drying, and cooling in one integrated system, offering enhanced efficiency and product quality for large-scale oil processing operations.

In response to the increasing global demand for high-protein food additives and health products, Dingsheng Machine is proud to introduce its cutting-edge Soybean Protein Isolate (SPI) Production Equipment. This innovative equipment is designed to extract high-quality soybean protein isolate (SPI) with protein content greater than 90%, offering significant potential in the food, healthcare, and sustainable product markets.

Dingsheng Machine is excited to announce the launch of its Corn Germ Oil Production Line, a state-of-the-art system designed to efficiently extract high-quality corn germ oil. With increasing demand for vegetable oils globally, this production line is tailored to meet the needs of businesses seeking to maximize oil yield and ensure high product quality.

Dingsheng Machine specializes in providing complete corn germ oil extraction plants with full turnkey service. Our engineering team delivers customized solutions for capacities ranging from 10 TPD up to 6000 TPD, covering everything from design, manufacturing, installation to commissioning.

As rice-producing countries continue to harvest two or even three seasons a year, the amount of rice bran generated worldwide has grown substantially. Yet in many regions, rice bran is still treated as agricultural waste—burned, discarded, or left piled outdoors—creating safety risks and missing an important economic opportunity.