What You Need to Know Before Buying an Extractor

U.S. Patents No. 9,604,155 Systems Patent
Title: Plant Oil Extraction
Methods and Systems patents allowed 2017
Priority filing date 2009
Any company suspected of infringing on the patent as the owner operator or manufacturer we wish you much success and will be in contact with you regarding damages unless a prior license agreement is formed.
CEO David McGhee
www.tamisiumextractors.com
Most of the extractors you see being sold by dozens of companies are called Closed Loop Extractors. After creating the pump based closed loop process I later evolved away from it because it was riddled with problems.
I evolved into a non looping pump free process after discovering a safer way to manage the flammable solvents required to efficiently extract non polar oils from plants.
You may be asking yourself, how much control or function do I have to trade for safety.
You don’t have to worry about sacrificing control or function for safety.
On the contrary.
You gain control and function.
A pump based looping process eliminates these controls.
The only benefit a pump based looping process gives is to the manufacturer;
3 benefits to be precise.
1. They can purchase small volume tanks that don’t hold an adequate amount of solvent which is what forces the operator to recover and loop solvent countless times through the plant matter to completely extract everything from the plant.
2. They can purchase less expensive off the shelf narrow tanks that don’t evaporate solvent fast enough to make solvent recovery possible without a recovery pump.
3. To reduce cost even further the tanks are clamped together with gasket seals rather than welded.
These 3 reductions in cost define a closed loop extractor and were great during development but only unsuspecting new extraction companies would purchase them and that is just what is happening in todays fast growing extraction industry.
Why do they do this? Because it cost a lot more to build a custom system that is both large enough in volume and properly designed to eliminate the need to loop or use a recovery pump.
A visible reference on what to build combined with a lack of experience in building extractors allowed them a luxury you cannot afford.
In the end you pay the price in never ending maintenance and equipment cost combined with a lack of Speed, Performance and safety
There is also another limitation from using off the shelf dairy industry parts. These parts use a different type of seal that will not hold up to the solvents and pressures used in a lab. This type of seal was made for Dairy and other consumable liquids.
It is in the seal design where the seal fails, not the material.
The failure of those seals created the single most important reason that led us away from these
off the shelf parts and forced us to build custom systems over 10 years ago.
If we had to change the seal to make it safe, we may as well customize the whole system to reduce cost, be safe, pump free and far more controllable.
What we were not sure of, was if the customer was willing to pay more for safety, higher performance and more control. Was there even a market out there? We were the first and that carried some concern for our success.
On the other hand we knew what the process did for our extraction business.
We have been using and selling this process for 15 years now and with thousands of systems sold and 100% customer satisfaction I think the answer is YES!.
We have a saying at Tamisium… Our happiest customers are the ones that have experience using any other extractor.
Please contact us by email, phone or visit our website to learn more.
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the closed loop doesn't mean the solvent loops around all the time, some are built to the solvent never sees the biomass twice.

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