Due to the Covid-19 crisis, the Sonic Extractor will be closing down for sales on May 1st. If you have any interest in this technology, I suggest you initiate a Engineering Study, or equipment purchase prior 1 May, 2020. For email inquiries: greg@infinitysupercritical.com
Hydro SDR2000 Industrial Botanical Oil Organic Extractor by Infinity Supercritical For Full Spectrum Oil
Infinity Supercritical
Model: SDR2000
Dry Botantical Flower Input (lbs/day): 2,400
Full Spectrum Oil (kg/day): 108
Revenue Per Day: $116,760
Payback (days): 21
Based On $/gram: 1.5
Aqueous Extraction. One Touch Craft Extraction.
Consumables: Water (closed loop) and Power.
Comparison to Ethanol Extraction – Savings Per Year from Consumable Slippage: $1200000
Hemp Investor Strategy and Methodology: How to invest in the lucrative hemp oil extraction market
The problem with the hemp market is lack of extraction facilities of full spectrum hemp oil from the hemp flower. There are lots of growers, but few extractors. Even fewer CO2 extractors, which brings a much higher oil price, since CO2 retains valuable flavor and medicinal rich terpenes compared to other methods. Most processors don’t have qualified legal oil extract.
The best strategy to start is to buy a CO2 extraction system, number up, then ultimately move up to the large industrial processor using continuous feed water extraction. This provides a clear path to profit and solidifies a vertical system from hemp flower extraction to sales. These systems are offered by Infinity Supercritical.
Immediate Hemp Processing
New Hemp Processor CO2 System $99,000.
Produce up to 1 Liter per day of high quality, near distillate, full spectrum hemp cb d oil.
Available now. $2,500 per month lease. Each system can produce up to 1 liter per day high quality extract without winterizing or post processing. $3,000+ per day income.
Reasons Not To Use Fly-by-night Ethanol Extraction – The Top Ten List
1. Dilution = Poor Yield.
2. Poor Terpene Retention.
3. Poor CB D Extraction.
4. Poor Customer Product.
5. High Slippage Costs.
6. High Nitrogen or Chiller Costs.
7. Permitting Nightmare.
8. Working Around Ethanol is Bad for Workers.
9. Poor Quality Oil = Lower Sell Price.
10. Long Term Strategy = No Ethanol.