| Specification | Cultivar 1000 2GV | Cultivar 1000 3GV |
|---|---|---|
| Production Capacity | Up to 1000 kg/hour | Up to 1000 kg/hour |
| Cycle Type | Continuous / Non-continuous | Continuous / Non-continuous |
| Malaxing System | 2 Vertical Malaxers (2GV_400) | 3 Vertical Malaxers (3GV_400) |
| Crushing Unit | FLAVOUR FR.350 Knife Crusher with inverter control | FLAVOUR FR.350 Knife Crusher with inverter control |
| Temperature Control | Hot/Cold Unit C2_W13 + Plate Heat Exchanger | Hot/Cold Unit C2_W13 + Plate Heat Exchanger |
| Plant Control | Electromechanical control panel | PLC 4.0 touchscreen automation |
| Decanter System | DMT_12 Unidirectional Two-Phase Decanter | DMT_12 Unidirectional Two-Phase Decanter |
| Pomace Management | Piston Pump PP.130 or PSS.1 | Piston Pump PP.180 or PSS.2 |
| Oil Filtration | CP.2S_50 Tank + EUR 20 Filter (40x40 plates) | CP.2S_50 Tank + EUR 20 Filter (40x40 plates) |
| Pit Separation | SN.1000 Pit Separator | SN.1500 Pit Separator |
| Construction Material | AISI 304 Stainless Steel | |
| Country of Manufacture | Italy | |
| Compliance | CE / Food Contact Standards | |
| Section | Component | Model / Description |
|---|---|---|
| Olive Reception | Lifting-Tipping Unit | SR.1 / EN.300 Belt Elevator with Weighing Module |
| Cleaning | Leaf Remover and Washing Machine | DLE Super_T / DLE Super_TD + IDROLAVA 30 Cooling System |
| Crushing Group | Knife Crusher | FLAVOUR FR.350 with Anti-Heating Channels |
| Malaxing Group | Vertical Units | 2GV_400 or 3GV_400 with Thermal Jacket and Vacuum System |
| Temperature Management | Hot/Cold Unit | C2_W13 with Plate Heat Exchanger |
| Control Systems | Plant Management Panels | Electromechanical or PLC 4.0 with Touchscreen |
| Extraction | Decanter | DMT_12 Unidirectional Two-Phase Decanter |
| Oil Filtration | Tank and Filter | CP.2S_50 Mono Tank + EUR 20 Filter |
| Pomace Handling | Pump | Piston Pump PP.130–PP.180 or PSS.1–PSS.2 |
| Pit Separation | Dry Pit Separator | SN.1000 / SN.1500 |
| Bottling | Filling and Capping Unit | OSC.12 Fill-Cap / Bimo Filling Machine |
| File | Title | File Description | Type | Section |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cultivar_Brochure.pdf | Oliomio Cultivar Olive Oil Processing Brochure by Toscana Enologica Mori | Brochures | Document |
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For decades, engineers have envisioned a compact, efficient, and hygienic machine capable of producing extra virgin olive oil on-site. That dream is now a reality. Modern technology has made it possible for growers to produce their own extra virgin olive oil using a self-contained, economical system that delivers professional-grade results.
This innovation empowers Australian olive growers to add value to their produce - from picking and processing to bottling - using their own equipment. Beyond personal production, it opens the door for entrepreneurs to establish contract processing businesses, pressing olives for others with ease and precision.
Centrifugal extraction technology was a revolution in the olive oil industry. It replaced older, labour-intensive systems with continuous-flow designs that offered greater hygiene, improved labour efficiency, and higher capacity. These advances quickly made the traditional hydraulic press obsolete.
In the past, Mediterranean growers would haul heavy sacks of freshly picked olives - often already fermenting - to local mills. There, they would join the community in spreading the crushed paste onto mats and watching as hydraulic presses squeezed out the golden liquid. It was a scene rich with tradition, aroma, and anticipation.
Today, the romance of that process has given way to something far more refined. Continuous-flow extraction plants now accept fruit within 48 hours of harvest to prevent overheating and fermentation. Delivered in ventilated plastic crates, the olives enter stainless steel systems that maintain strict hygiene standards, emerging as pure, high-quality oil. The process may lack the old-world spectacle, but it ensures superior product consistency and safety.
Currently, hundreds of Australian processors are already achieving outstanding results with Oliomio systems, producing exquisite extra virgin olive oil from their own fruit. True to its name - Oliomio, meaning “My Oil” - this technology gives growers full control over every stage of production, from fruit to finished bottle.
Each Genuine Oliomio machine is backed by excellent technical support provided by The Olive Centre, the exclusive Australian distributor. The Olive Centre offers on-site installation and comprehensive after-sales care to ensure growers get the best possible results from their investment.
The rise of accessible, high-performance extraction equipment marks a turning point for the Australian olive industry. Growers can now operate with greater independence, reduce processing costs, and elevate the quality of their oil - all while maintaining the authenticity and freshness that consumers demand.
As The Olive Centre team notes, this innovation was made possible thanks to the enthusiasm and vision of Australian olive growers themselves. Their commitment to excellence has driven this exciting step forward in local production.
Whether you’re looking to press your own olives or launch a boutique processing service, Oliomio offers a practical, proven pathway to success. For more information and a free information booklet, contact The Olive Centre - and take the first step toward making “My Oil” truly your own.
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