
Manual Paneer Press
Moulds: 10 × 10, 10 × 12, 12 × 12 inches
- Batch capacity
- 6–12 kg
- Operation
- Screw type
INDUSTRIAL DAIRY STANDARD · FOOD GRADE SS 304 · PRECISION WHEY EXPULSION
The definitive choice for commercial dairies, sweet shops, and food processing plants. Engineered by G.R. Jain Industries in Meerut, our paneer presses are built with heavy-gauge stainless steel contact surfaces to deliver uniform, export-quality block formation. Available in tactile manual configurations or automated pneumatic systems to suit any production scale.


Moulds: 10 × 10, 10 × 12, 12 × 12 inches

Uniform pneumatic block pressing

Uniform pneumatic block pressing
| Parameter | Manual press | Pneumatic press |
|---|---|---|
| Material | SS 304 food-contact parts | SS 304 food-contact parts |
| Batch capacity | 6–12 kg | Single: 5–15 kg; Multi: up to 50 kg |
| Standard moulds | 10 × 10, 10 × 12, 12 × 12 inches | Configured to requirements |
| Pressing mechanism | Screw type | Pneumatic cylinder |
| Power source | Hand operated | External air compressor |
| Working pressure | Not applicable | 6–8 bar, adjustable |
| Operation | Hand lever | Push button / lever |
| Dimensions | Customizable | Customizable |
PARAS® paneer presses are built for grueling food production environments where hygiene, repeatability, and serviceability matter.
Indicative factory pricing. Final quotes depend on configuration, dimensions and number of pressing stations.
| Configuration | Construction | Indicative price (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Manual press, includes one mould | All parts SS 304, including frame | ₹15,000–₹25,000 |
| Single hoop pneumatic | SS 304 press plates and trays | ₹50,000–₹85,000 |
| Multi-hoop pneumatic | Heavy SS 304 structure | ₹90,000–₹1,60,000+ |
Applicable taxes and eligibility for input tax credit are confirmed in the final quotation.
The pressing stage transforms loose cooked curd into firm, uniform blocks with standard commercial moisture content (typically 50–55%).
The PARAS® Paneer Press is used in practical operations where consistent block shape and repeatable pressure matter.
| Parameter | Basic local fabrication | PARAS paneer presses |
|---|---|---|
| Material integrity | Thin sheets may deform | Heavy-gauge SS 304 contact zones |
| Mould accuracy | Variable dimensions | Precision mould hoops |
| Pressure stability | Variable pneumatic control | Adjustable 6–8 bar regulation |
| Whey drainage | Flat collection trays | Sloping channels and drain spouts |
By purchasing directly from our manufacturing headquarters in Meerut, you bypass middleman markups and secure factory-level support.
Our manual presses utilize three standard mould sizes: 10" x 10" (yields a 6-8 Kg block), 10" x 12" (yields an 8-10 Kg block), and 12" x 12" (yields a 10-12 Kg block).
Single hoop pneumatic models handle 5 Kg to 15 Kg per batch. Multi-hoop configurations offer massive, customizable batch capacities scaling up to 50 Kg to suit industrial plant volumes.
No, the air compressor is sourced separately. The machine requires a standard industrial air compressor capable of maintaining an adjustable working pressure of 6 to 8 Bar.
For commercial-grade density, paneer is typically pressed for 30 to 45 minutes. This ensures maximum whey expulsion while allowing the protein matrix to bind securely for clean slicing.
Yes, absolutely. All pressing plates, collection trays, and moulding hoops are constructed from heavy-gauge SS 304 stainless steel to ensure strict compliance with dairy hygiene standards.
It is more cost-effective to order the correct chassis size upfront. Multi-hoop systems require a wider, structurally reinforced heavy-duty frame to handle simultaneous cylinder pressure safely.
Yes, the system features an easy-to-clean, low-maintenance design. Operators simply need to wash down the smooth SS 304 food-contact surfaces and clear the drainage trays after every batch.
Yes. As direct manufacturers, PARAS® provides spare parts and technical support for long-term operation. Buyers can contact the factory directly for immediate guidance and part dispatches.