Hydrocarbon
Extraction Systems
Commercial grade closed-loop cannabis extraction systems for butane and propane
Hydrocarbon solvents, like butane and propane, are the most popular and commonly used solvents for making cannabis extracts and have been used in the food-processing and pharmaceutical industries for more than 50 years. Hydrocarbons are known for their ability to produce quality products in a single extraction without requiring further refinement.
Precision Closed-Loop Hydrocarbon Extraction Equipment
PX1 Hydrocarbon Extractor
The small footprint of the PX1 is perfect for proving your concept and scaling up. The PX1 cannabis extractor comes packed with several convenient features, chief among them being pre-plumbed for chillers and heaters, and is rack mounted to make loading and unloading
material columns a breeze.
X10 MSE Cannabis Extractor
The X10 is ideal for mid-level commercial production. The X10 MSE comes packed with several convenient features, chief among them being pre-plumbed for chillers and heaters, and also includes our custom stainless steel material baskets to make loading and unloading a breeze. The system also includes a vacuum insulated dewaxing column with a submersible coil and variable filtration at the bottom.
PX5 Hydrocarbon Extractor
The PX5 has modern features and a robust, expandable rack- mounted design. Each unit comes standard with a 5lb material column and an integrated CRC column for running ultra-cold to create high terpene full spectrum live resin or further refinement of low-quality biomass into valuable end products.
PX10 Hydrocarbon Extractor
The PX10 has modern features and a robust, expanded double rack-mounted design. Each unit comes standard with two 10lb material columns and integrated CRC columns for running ultra-cold to create high terpene full spectrum live resin or further refinement of
low-quality biomass into valuable end products.
X40 MSE Hydrocarbon Extractor
The X40 is ideal for mid-level commercial production.The X40 comes packed with several convenient features, chief among them being pre-plumbed for chillers and heaters, a versatile ASME-grade collection tank, and also includes a vacuum insulated dewaxing column with a submersible coil and variable filtration at the bottom.
PX30 Hydrocarbon Extractor
The PX30 has modern features and a robust, expanded double rack-mounted design. Each unit has four standard 7.5 lb material columns, and an integrated CRC system for running ultra-cold to create high terpene full spectrum live resin or further refine low-quality biomass into valuable end products.An integrated heat exchanging system reduces solvent recovery times and lets you operate without the added cost and maintenance requirements of a C1D1-rated compressor
Hydrocarbon System Add-ons
Hydrocarbon Distillation Unit (HDU)
The Hydrocarbon Distillation Unit is positioned between the source solvent tank and hydrocarbon extractor and is designed to distill hydrocarbon solvents before it enters the extraction system. This reduces the amount of cleaning cycles needing to be performed on the extraction system, allowing for continuous equipment operation to maximize efficiency.
Hydrocarbon System Comparison
Model | PX1 | X10 | PX5 | PX10 | X40 | PX30 |
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Capacity Per Batch | 3-5 lbs | 10 lbs | 5 lbs | 10 lbs | 30-36 lbs | 30 lbs |
Batch Cycle Time | 30-45 mins | 40-60 mins | 30 mins | 35 mins | 55-85 mins | < 60 mins |
Capacity per 8-hr Shift* | Up to 40 lbs | Up to 100+ lbs | Up to 80+ lbs | Up to 160+ lbs | Up to 250 lbs | Up to 240+ lbs |
CRC Media Volume | 2.2 L | 2.5 L | 2.5 L | |||
Dimensions (L x W x H) | 51" x 46" x 93" | 44" x 46" x 69" | 95" x 30" x 76" | 101" x 30" x 76" | 51" x 46" x 93" | 142" x 30" x 76" |
Weight | 346 lbs | 376 lbs | 785 lbs | 1350 lbs | 2150 lbs | 1960 lbs |
MAWP | 250 PSIG | 250 PSIG | 350 PSIG | 350 PSIG | 250 PSIG | 350 PSIG |
*Actual amount of material per run and recovery times on any Precision® extraction system varies depending on composition, cut and moisture of input material, humidity and environmental factors, processing temperatures and operator experience.
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