TABLE-TOP FRUIT PRESS

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT: [PR110] The Table-Top Fruit Press is ideal for someone who makes 5, 10 or 15 gallons of wine at a time. The basket holds about 20 pounds of fruit, and you get about a gallon of juice with each pressing. It`s a great screw-type press for the country winemaker who has a variety of different wines to make throughout the year. It can press blackberries, strawberries, grapes, on up to the larger fruit such as apples and pears. And, it`s strong enough to press the pulp all the way down to barely damp. You won`t be missing a drop.

VERY EASY TO USE: Just load the basket with the crushed fruit. Sit the pressing plate on top of the fruit and screw down the rod to apply pressure. That`s it! The basket sits in a reservoir that collects the juice and channels it into whatever container you like.

OLD-FASHION QUALITY: The Table-Top Fruit Press was designed with long-term use in mind. It is made of select hardwoods from Italy. The cross-member is made of rugged cast-iron, and the pressing-screw is stainless-steel. It also has handle-bar grips for easy turning of the pressing screw.

DETAILS:

Over all dimensions are 12-1/2" wide by 12-1/2" deep and 22" high when the screw is all the way down.
The basket dimensions are 9" in diameter by 11" tall.
Maximum pulp capacity is approximately 20 pounds.
Each pressing yields roughly a gallon of juice, depending on the fruit being pressed.

Purchase The Table-Top Fruit Press Along With Our Wooden Crusher And Save $30.00!

Price includes Free Shipping to the 48 states. Available all year around. Shipped immediately from our warehouse.

PRODUCT QUESTIONS

Q	Al (Moundsville, WV) Can the table top fruit press (PR110) be used for pressing apples?
A	CustomerService@ECKraus.com Yes, the table top fruit press can be used for apples. The apples have to be crushed before they are pressed.

Q	Jill (Laughlin, NV) I was looking at the table-top fruit press on your sight, but it doesn`t mention from where the juice comes out. Does it have a pipe on the bottom or do you have to dump it out to a different sifter and sift it yourself? And if it comes out of the bottom, how is a cup or barrel supposed to receive the juice?
A	CustomerService@ECKraus.com The juice will come out of the small ridge in the base of the press. Refer to the picture. You need to have something under the press to catch the free flowing juice, such as a food grade bucket or your primary fermenter.

Q	Derrick (Norwich, KS) Where is this press made?
A	CustomerService@ECKraus.com The table top fruit press is made in Columbia.