Craft high potency Real Simple Oil and herbal concentrates from your home grown plants and botanicals

ExtractCraft’s machines allow you to make your own concentrates from most any botanical. They use ethanol based extraction to pull off the desirable components of your plant material and concentrate them into a pure oil. In short, you will soak your botanical in 190 proof or higher, food grade ethanol, filter out the plant material, then run this filtered solution in your machine. Under vacuum and at low temperatures, the unit will evaporate off and recollect your ethanol, leaving you a pure concentrate to pour out and use in so many ways. The Source Turbo is perfect for home use or small batch as it holds 300ml, allowing you to extract from roughly 1 ounce of plant material at a time. The EtOH Pro is perfect for small business or larger batch at home production as the kettle holds 4L, allowing you to extract from roughly 1 pound of plant material at a time.

There are many names for the oils you can produce and exactly what best describes it will vary based on the botanical you’re extracting and your process for doing so. In general, these could be described as Full Spectrum Oils, or FSO. This oil will include a large array of desirable plant components including its essential oils, terpenes, and more. Another word for this type of oil is Absolute Oil. Depending on what plant material is used, these oils will be perfect for crafting tinctures, topicals, foods, and much more.

Yes, you can absolutely make the highest quality (RSO or FECO) with our equipment. In fact, it’s one of the easiest products to make. It can be as simple as soaking your plant material in 190 proof or higher, non-denatured ethanol, letting it sit for 30 minutes or so, filtering out the plant material, then running this in our equipment until the ethanol has been evaporated out and you are left with an oil. You would then decarb the oil after, and there’s your (RSO / FECO). You could also decarb the plant material first instead, either way is great! For best results, freeze both your ethanol and plant material, while still separate, for 24 hours before combining them. This will limit the amount of chlorophyll that gets picked up and give you a more potent end product.