Hello! I haven't tried linseed yet, but I also had problems with the nuts at the beginning. I was then advised to roast everything - the drier it was, the less it clogged. I can imagine that this could also be helpful with linseed.

The Rommelsbacher OP 700 Emilio oil press processes up to 700 grams of seeds, kernels or nuts per batch. The exact processing time per hour is not specified, but the press works efficiently using the cold pressing method. There are no specific settings for different pressing strengths, as the appliance is customised for optimum yield. During continuous operation, the oil does not become warm as the cold pressing process keeps the temperature low to preserve the quality of the oil.

I don't know the Sana, but it probably depends on what you intend to do with it. For home use (using it several times a week to make almond or linseed oil and almond or linseed flour), the Rommelsbacher press is perfect.

yes, everything is made of plastic except the stainless steel screw conveyors.

I dry the flour in the dehydrator, but it also works in the oven at low temperatures. Leave the door open a crack so that the moisture can escape. Done!

Works quite well. However, the tree nuts do not slide nicely down the funnel like almonds, for example. You always have to help a little. (Bridge the safety catch of the lid and press down with a wooden trowel).

The instruction manual states: "It is not suitable for extracting olive oil or soya oil. The "not" is highlighted in bold. The instructions can be found under "Downloads" at https://www.rommelsbacher.de/de/oelpresse-op-700.html.

Hello Samida I have not tried pressing herbs with this oil press, but I don't think it would work. First of all, it says in the instructions that the material to be pressed must be dry, otherwise the machine will clog (and I have already experienced THAT with nuts that are too juicy...), and the pressing screw will be too narrow for the leaves. If you want to press herbs, leafy vegetables or wheatgrass, for example, I recommend a slow juicer with a vertical auger, such as the one from Omega. Good luck!