CLEARLY GOLD MINI 4 Ton SQUISH Rosin Press VS Dulytek DW8000 Hybrid 4 Ton Rosin Press

Today, many plants concentrates are made using chemical solvents, which may not be great for your health. But now you can make your own solventless rosin at home.

You just need a rosin press, some herb (or kief), and your best dab rig. Read on to discover the best rosin press for your needs.

How Does a Rosin Press Machine Work?

A rosin press simply uses heat and pressure to extract the cannabinoids and terpenes from your plants bud, trim, shake, kief, or even hash.

Many connoisseurs prefer rosin to other forms of plants concentrates — even the ultra-trendy live resin.

Many people prefer rosin to any other concentrates (including live resin, wax, shatter, or oil) because all those other concentrates are made using solvents.

Solvents that are commonly used in plants extraction include butane, ethanol, and CO2.

While some extraction experts swear that they “burn off” all residual solvents during their process, many consumers remain concerned. The health effects of consuming butane are not well understood.

Solvents can be particularly concerning for medical plants patients. Many consider rosin to be the “cleanest” way to dab.

CLEARLY GOLD MINI 4 Ton SQUISH Rosin Press

Features:

CLEARLY GOLD rosin press uses only extra thick, anodized, food grade, 6061 T6 hardened aluminum for our platens. The 1.5" thick plate helps distribute heat more evenly. This produces smaller temperature fluctuations on the plate surface, providing a more consistent and repeatable process. The temperature is controlled by an industrial grade controller for long service life and high precision. The temperature range is controlled from 0 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit, and each controller maintains its own board temperature. The temperature difference can also be customized for the upper and lower plates at the same time. Heat is provided by multiple 200-watt heating cartridges.

Dulytek DW8000 Hybrid 4 Ton Rosin Press

Features:

The Dulytek Rosin Press produces an incredible 4 tons of pressure at the push of a button. Precise temperature control, solid aluminum heating plates and digital pressure gauges give you the control and precision you need to produce high-quality rosin on every press. If you are looking for a rosin press with outstanding craftsmanship and innovative design, the Dulytek DW8000 Rosin Press may be the perfect choice. This powerful blended rosin press features a streamlined design, 3" x 5" solid aluminum insulated panels, and a precision-manufactured dual-channel controller that lets you set the temperature of each panel individually, between Fahrenheit and Celsius. Select and enter timer settings. The machine is simple and easy to use, and within minutes of taking it out of the box, you can enjoy the freshly pressed extract in the comfort of your home. Contains the DW8000 instruction manual.

What makes a rosin press good or bad?

Rosin presses are fairly new on the market, and new versions with new features are being released all the time. If you ask the pros, there are a whole slew of features you might or might not want in a rosin press machine. But for most people, there are only a few things to pay attention to.

Remember our three variables we mentioned? Time, heat and pressure — these are the only things you need to create great rosin. Almost any rosin press on the market today will be able to create the right amount of heat and pressure for good results. As for time — that just takes patience!

A great rosin press will have a pressure gauge and temperature display, so that you can keep track of your variables for consistent results. Without these features, you’re forced to rely on “feel” rather than any measurable variables. That’s not to say you can’t make great rosin without a pressure gauge — it’ll just take some trial and error before you’re able to determine intuitively how hard and how long to press for. If you’re looking for consistent results and ease of use, look for a rosin press that has both a temperature reading and a pressure gauge.

Another main difference between different presses is the size and max pressure. These mostly concern the amount of material you can process at a given time. If you’re looking to make rosin at industrial scale, you’ll need to do very careful research before pulling the trigger. But for the home rosineer, size isn’t so important — if your press can only handle 7g of material at a time, you can just do a second press. Time constraints are much less of an issue for pressing rosin at home, where you’re not worried about meeting quotas.

Some rosin presses have manual pressure levers, where you pull a lever down to initiate and maintain the pressing process, whereas others are fully automatic. It’s often a matter of personal preference which one is better for your needs.

Conclusion

Rosin has become one of the most popular concentrates on today’s market because of the potent highs while also being comparatively easier than techniques such as dry sift or bubble hash production which takes much more time.

Choosing the best rosin press with maximum reliability like heat and pressure should be top priority along with a filter bag that contains microscopic holes so as not to use any solvents during the extraction process.

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