Tamisium Butane Oil Extractor Basic Video Series, Video 2 Extracting Oil from Lavender

Описание: This is the first BASIC Series of Videos demonstrating the ease of use of the Table Top Tamisium Butane Chemical Oil Extractor.
This second video shows the safe simplicity of extracting oil from lavender using the Tamisium Extraction System.
We are demonstrating a Straight Pass Through Extraction, meaning the solvent just flows through without soaking. However if you want to be sure you get out all of what is in the plant you need to make sure that the first volume of solvent that fills the column is given a soak time at a specific temperature that you determine is best so that the solvent can have time to dissolve all the components before being washed out by the remaining volumes of solvent. Butane requires 3 volumes of solvent to 1 volume of plant material. We give you guys 4 in this design to ensure you have more than enough.
We call this system a 1:4 ratio extractor or 4 volume efficiency. Meaning for every 1volume of space the plant column contains, there are 4 volumes of sovlent in the solvent tank.
It is the first volume that enters the column containing the plant that actually does the extracting. You must understand this if you want to have yields as high as 98%.


In this second video I show you how to set up the extractor for an extraction after the Solvent Delivery or Recovery Tank has been loaded with solvent.
We will grind up some lavender flowers and then load the column full of 2.6 ounces of lavender flowers and extract lavender oil at room temperature fairly quickly.


In the 3rd Video I will demonstrate how easy it is to recover uo to 100% of the Butane Solvent used unless you are saving some butane behind to transport out the oils extracted.
Remember that disposable canisters are not pure butane. When using them to extract with, dont expect to recover all the solvent for reuse. Only when using 99% pure or greater butane can you expect a full recovery of your solvent after extraction of the oil or chemicals you are extracting from the plant. The manufacturers of the disposable canisters add propane to give more pressure so lighters will work well as the evaporating solvent cools and slows down or decreases pressure.
This system is designed to efficiently recover butane and some other more easily evaporative solvents if you are willing to wait.
650 milliliters of butane will recover in 1 hour or less.
Always check for leaks by immersing the extractor under water while under some air pressure before filling with any flammable solvent under pressure.