| Model number: |
MK2005 |
| Plate size: |
6 x 9cm(2.4"x3.6") |
| Pressure range: |
0-1 Ton |
| Time range: |
0-999s |
| Temp range: |
0-250°C(32-482 F) |
| Voltage: |
110V/220V |
| Gross weight: |
5.4KG |
| Packing size: |
28*19*27cm |
Digital controller for easy setting of temperature and time
Solvent-free oils are made by subjecting plant material to heat and pressure. Essentially, this technique involves using a heat press to combine heat and pressure as a method of extraction.
Macrokun, we've mastered the art of extraction and our presses are the best in the industry. Our Heat 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 plants between parchment paper with a heat press to extract the valuable oil. it depends upon 4 things: @Temperature / @Amount of Time Pressed / @Amount of Force Applied / @Size/Weight of nuts(s)
Don't be fooled by clever marketing- our presses produce the same pressure as our competitors at a better price!
Press Handle
Tough material handle cover, more comfortable, easy to press.
Digital Controller
Intelligent digital controller, accurate time & temp reading, better user experience.
Heat Platen
Solid aluminium heating plates,more even heating and smoother surface.
Different Types of Heat Presses
There are actually a number of different types of heat presses which you can make or buy.
* DIY Heat Press: If you have a hair straightener and a clamp, believe it or not, that is all you really need to make a basic heat press. You also need some parchment paper, a tool to use to collect the oil, and gloves to protect your hands from the heat. Alternately, you can modify a hydraulic shop press by adding heat plates and use that instead.
* Manual Heat Press: If you want to keep operation simple and costs down low, consider purchasing a manual press. These devices tend to be smaller than their hydraulic counterparts (see below), so they offer the advantage of portability. You operate them using a hand crank.
* Hydraulic Heat Press: With this type of press, you use a hand pump to produce hydraulic pressure. They are reasonably portable, and offer a kind of "in-between" option between a manual and pneumatic press.
* Pneumatic Heat Press: This type of press is basically like a hydraulic press, but it includes an extra feature in the form of an air compressor. This frees you from manual labor. There is no cranking and no pumping. You can adjust the pressure level precisely just by pressing a button. Because of the air compressor, portability is limited.
* Electric Heat Press: This type of press gets you away from pumps and compressors altogether. Powered through a basic wall outlet, the electric heat press offers convenience and ease of use and is ideal for processing large batches.
* Hybrid Heat Press: This type of Heat press is designed for large scale commercial use, and offers ultimate flexibility. It can run pneumatically or electronically, or you have the option of using a pump manually if you prefer.
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