Crown Iron Works
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Official company website (external; see the reviewed product sources below): crowniron.com
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MANUFACTURER-PUBLISHED PRODUCT REFERENCES
Product families and process scope
Official product pages reviewed on 2026-11-02. These are selected documented offerings, not an exhaustive current catalogue or independently tested performance.
Additional official scope references: Crown | CPM; Other Oilseeds | CPM
Model III Extractor
Continuous solvent extraction of prepared material.
The official CPM product page describes a continuous-loop, shallow-bed extractor for oilseed and other applications. Feed preparation, drainage behavior and downstream systems require project-specific selection.
Official product source: Model III Extractor | CPM
Desolventizer-Toaster (DT)
Removal of solvent from extracted meal with a selected toasting duty.
The official page names soybean, canola / rapeseed and sunflower operations. Agree the solvent, thermal treatment and meal specification; the DT is not an oil refinery.
Official product source: Desolventizer-Toaster (DT) | CPM
Dryer-Cooler (DC)
Meal moisture and temperature adjustment after extraction.
The official page explicitly names soybeans, canola / rapeseed, sunflower and peanuts. It describes use with a DT or as a separate unit; confirm the chosen process arrangement.
Official product source: Dryer-Cooler (DC) | CPM
Connect this supplier to a processing route
- Soybean — Official DT and DC pages explicitly name soybean applications; review extraction and meal treatment as linked but separate duties.
- Sunflower — Official DT and DC pages explicitly name sunflower operations; define prepared seed or pre-pressed cake and meal targets.
- Rapeseed / canola — Official DT and DC pages explicitly name canola / rapeseed; confirm pre-press cake preparation and the downstream meal specification.
- Groundnut / peanut — The DC page explicitly names peanuts. Confirm the groundnut-specific extraction and desolventizing design separately; a dryer reference alone does not establish the complete line.
What to confirm in a quotation
crowniron.com now redirects to the CPM Crown brand page. Crown is a CPM brand, also referenced in the existing CPM profile; these profiles do not represent two independent corporate groups. Confirm the contracting entity, extractor feed, solvent circuit, meal treatment and complete supply boundary.
Confirm current availability, configuration, local requirements, supply boundary and acceptance conditions directly with the supplier. Source review does not change this listing into a certification or endorsement.
MODEL · TRIAL · PROJECT EVIDENCE
Current catalogue, configuration trials and acceptance evidence
Reviewed 2026-11-02. Current CPM/Crown catalogue offerings; Crown and CPM are related group references, not independent factory counts. Current website listing is not stock or delivery confirmation. Trial services and historical project accounts do not establish acceptance of your proposed line.
Models and configurations currently described
Model III continuous-loop extractor
The current CPM product page presents Model III as a continuous-loop counter-current extractor. Confirm drainage behaviour, feed preparation and solvent/extractor design; other extractor types appearing in shared page templates do not define Model III.
Official page retrieved on 2026-11-02; confirm current supply, revision and project configuration directly
Official sources: Model III Extractor | CPM
Desolventizer-Toaster / Dryer-Cooler configuration
The official extraction overview includes DT and DC with the extractor. These are linked process duties, not one stock model. Agree toasting, solvent-removal, drying and cooling requirements for the intended meal.
Official page retrieved on 2026-11-02; confirm current supply, revision and project configuration directly
Official sources: Extraction | CPM
Published trial support
CPM Crown GIC and Liquids Pilot Plant
The February 2026 official update describes confidential testing and scale-up facilities for oilseeds and specialty processing. Specify preparation/extraction versus liquid refining work and obtain an agreed trial plan; pilot access is not acceptance of a commercial plant.
Published 2026-02-05; current booking, available apparatus and trial terms unconfirmed
Official sources: CPM | Crown’s Global Innovation Center & Liquids Pilot Plant | CPM
Project evidence and its limits
Crown Global Innovation Center facility reference
The January 2024 article describes the GIC, refers to its opening in 2020, and outlines preparation, extraction, control and analytical facilities. It concerns the supplier's own pilot centre, not a named customer production-line commissioning or signed acceptance record.
Published 2024-01-22; references a 2020 opening, not a new 2024 customer project
Official sources: CPM’s Crown Celebrates the Completion of the Global Innovation Center (GIC) with Video Tour | CPM
Public acceptance evidence status
No complete readable signed FAT/SAT report or customer-signed acceptance test dataset was obtained from the selected public sources. The publication does not establish acceptance of your proposed line.
Documents and conditions to agree for your project
Editorial requests to agree with the supplier, not a manufacturer-issued acceptance standard.
- Confirm CPM/Crown contracting and manufacturing scope without counting related brand records as independent suppliers.
- Request a current customer reference for the proposed feed and extractor/DT/DC arrangement, with permission to verify the operating scope.
- Agree pilot-to-production scale-up, feed variability, sampling/analysis basis and a written performance acceptance protocol.
Read the preserved product-family and crop-scope references · Compare documented supplier scope
Public evidence: configuration and test-record follow-up
These additions qualify public supplier evidence. They do not establish stock, a buyer-material result, serial-number traceability or signed FAT/SAT acceptance. Requests below are editorial procurement questions, not supplier promises. Existing dossiers and source limits remain applicable.
GIC: specify the historian export and sample-to-run link
Evidence class: Official pilot instrumentation description; actual exported records pending
Page 2 of Crown's six-page extraction brochure describes analytical testing and data collection using PLC and Data Historian at the GIC. Its illustrated areas distinguish preparation, extraction, liquids and the analytical lab. The crop list includes soybean, sunflower and canola/rapeseed; it does not list groundnut on that page.
Still pending: This establishes a published instrumentation capability, not an available export format, calibrated tag list, completed test or signed commercial acceptance. CPM and Crown remain related group references, not independent test sites.
Official source and data request
- CPM Crown: Pioneering Extractor Technology, six-page brochure — PDF page 2; GIC instrumentation paragraph and crop list visually checked; hosting path is not an independently confirmed issue date
Request: Agree the pilot equipment IDs and process scope, historian tag dictionary, units, timestamps/time zone, logging interval, calibration status and export rights. Request raw time-series files linked to feed lots, sample IDs, laboratory results and stable-run windows; confirm groundnut scope separately.
Existing configuration dossier · Public-evidence review
Route context: Sunflower · Soybean · Rapeseed
Reviewed 2026-11-04. No supplier outreach or buyer trial is claimed in this update.