15Ton Hydraulic Manual Rosin Press Rosin Tech Heat Press
Hydraulic Heat Rosin Press Heat Press 15-20 ton Hydraulic Heat Rosin Dab Press Machine Wholesale
Congratulations! You have discovered the wonderful world of Rosin, a cannabi heat extraction technique derived from the same method used in making violin rosin. The idea is simple. You introduce heat and pressure to cannabi so to extract the resinous essential oils from the plant material.
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Hydraulic Manual Rosin Heat Press Machines
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Model
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AR1701
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Voltage
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110 V /220 V
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Pressure
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0-15T
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Time range
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0s-999S
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Max temp
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0-250℃
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Printing area
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12cm x 12cm (4.7″ x 4.7″)
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Gross weight
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39KG
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Package size
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36x72x32cm
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Feature
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hydraulic rosin heat press
Dual heating plates each controlled separately by touch screen controller
Fahrenheit or Celsius degree measure, Even pressure |
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Rosin, solventless oil, is made by putting plant material under heat and pressure. Essentially, Rosin Tech involves using a heat press to combine heat and pressure as an extraction method. Auplex, we’ve mastered the art of Rosin and our presses are the best in the industry. Our Rosin Presses use precision, feedback-control heating and plates are designed for ideal heat transfer to your medium. After manufacturing and testing of each unit to the highest quality control standards,
The extraction process involves pressing nugs between parchment paper with a heat press to extract the valuable cannabes. it depends upon 4 things: @Temperature / @Amount of Time Pressed / @Amount of Force Applied / @Size/Weight of nug(s)
Don’t be fooled by clever marketing- our presses produce the same pressure as our competitors at a better price!
Rosin works through the application of heat and pressure, and may be used on flowers, kief, or plants. Is rosin the same as shatter?The resulting product can be quite similar, and can certainly rival shatter in terms of quality. Indeed, it may be far more pure.
The problem with other extraction methods is that they require you to introduce propane, butane, or other light hydrocarbons into your flowers while you are processing it. Once initial processing is complete, these impurities remain, so you must then subject the product to a further purge process.
Even after that is complete, chances are good there will still be some leftover hydrocarbons in your plant oil. Needless to say, that is not something you want to put in your body.
The rosin press removes the hydrocarbons from the picture entirely. Since they are never introduced in the first place, there is no need to purify your oil afterward—it is already pure.
In all other respects, the product the rosin press produces is virtually impossible to tell apart from shatter. It has the same
clear, amber-like appearance, and it is comparable in terms of scent as well as flavor. It also is just as rich in terpenes.
