If youre looking specifically at small-scale equipment,here are some examples:

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There is no specific "small" or "large" classification for soybean oil refining equipment based on the size of the production scale. The capacity and design of such equipment can vary widely depending on factors like demand, processing needs, and available resources. For general use in small-scale operations (such as individual households), you might consider using smaller appliances that can be easily installed in your home kitchen. For larger-scale commercial or industrial applications, more substantial machinery would typically be used to process large quantities of soybeans into edible oils.

1. Hand-operated mills: These can grind whole soybeans into a paste.
2. Manual presses: Used for pressing out the oil from pressed beans.
3. Electric millers: These often come with adjustable grinding settings and can handle different types of beans.
4. **Hydraulic press: This uses hydraulic pressure to extract oil from raw materials, suitable for both manual operation and automated processes.
5. Industrial mixers and separators: These may include components designed for continuous processing, which could be useful for larger batches.

It's also worth noting that many countries have regulations about the maximum amount of pesticide residues allowed in food products, including those made from soybeans. Ensure that any equipment you choose complies with these regulations, especially if you plan to sell your product commercially.