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The small peanut oil production equipment you might be referring to is typically designed for home or small-scale use, where the goal is usually not mass production but rather the processing of small quantities of peanuts into edible oils.

1. Manual Press: This is a simple press that uses gravity to squeeze the moisture out of raw peanuts before they're roasted and then pressed again to extract the oil.

2. Roaster: Before pressing, the peanuts need to be roasted at high temperatures (usually around 350°F/177°C) to remove most of their moisture and make them easier to process.

   

3. Dehydrator: A dehydrator can help further reduce the water content in the peanuts without roasting, making them more suitable for pressing later on.

4. Centrifugal Press: Once the peanuts have been roasted and/or dehydrated, they go through a centrifugal press that separates the oil from the residue. The press uses centrifugal force to extract the oil while separating it from the solids.

   

5. Oil Separator: After pressing, this machine removes any remaining solids from the oil to produce pure peanut oil.

6. Vacuum Pump: This device removes air from the container holding the oil after pressing, which prevents oxidation and improves storage stability.

   

It's important to note that these machines should only be used under proper safety conditions and with appropriate precautions against fires due to overheating. Additionally, using these devices requires understanding of food handling regulations and ensuring that all processes comply with health codes and safety standards.