RosinPressNY Offers an Industry-Leading, Worry-Free LifeTime Warranty! Get Free Parts for Life of Your Press. As the rosin technique continues to gain popularity among the solventless concentrate industry, RosinPressNY continues to introduce simple and affordable rosin tech press units to produce solventless rosin oil extraction for personal or commercial use.     The RosinPressNY hydraulic rosin press provides the two essential elements necessary for successful solventless rosin extraction.  Our hydraulic press gives you 4000 PSI of squeezing pressure allowing you to extract your rosin at lower temperatures.  The hydraulic rosin press comes fully assembled and ready to be used.  The RosinPressNY hydraulic rosin press is the industry's most compact, easy to use and affordable 10-Ton Rosin Press. See Warranty Page for Additional Info.

Hydraulic Rosin Press - 2 Ton 

The RosinPressNY 2Ton Hydraulic rosin press is designed with the future in mind.  The press offers a modular design so that any servicing of the press can be done in the user's location.  You never have to pay to ship the press back to the factory for service.  If anything should ever happen, we will ship you the part!

ROSIN Pressing Tips

Which Material Should I Use?

Yields range significantly and depend largely on the quality of the materials used.

• Trim/Shake 10% - 15%
  
• Flower: 15% - 30%
• Kief / Dry Sift: 30% - 60%+
• Bubble Hash / Hash: 30% - 70%+

Note: Adequate application of pressure is important to achieve optimal yields, and these figures are based on averages tests. Results may vary and depend heavily on your material as well as the operator.

Which Micron Bag To Use?

Depending on your material, the proper micron bags are suggested but results will always vary.

For kief, dry sift, hash, and bubble hash, use a 36 micron bag. 

36 micron bags will provide the highest quality product.

For trim, and shake, use a 90 micron bag.

The 90 micron bags will give you more filtration and slightly higher quality product.

For Flower, use a 160 micron bag. 

The 160 micron bags provide proper level of filtration and high yielding microns for use with flower, trim, and shake rosin pressing.

What Temperature Is Ideal?

Lower temperatures (180°F-200°F) = more flavor/terpenes, less yield, end material is more stable (shatter-like consistency)
Higher temperatures (200°F- 235°F) = less flavor/terpenes, more yield, end material is less stable (sap-like consistency)

Making The Best Color Rosin

Making light color rosin is a sign of top quality solventless. But for many beginners, getting to that level of refinement can be tough or might even seem impossible. However, with the right know-how and technique, clear rosin is achievable. So, if you rosin looks dark here are some tips for you to help you get on your way to that beautiful looking rosin.

Starting Material Is Key

Just as making anything the starting material used will ultimately dictate the quality of your end product.  Rosin is no different and actually very sensitive to the quality of your starting material used.  If your journey is to obtain the best looking rosin then it is critically important to always source the finest bud you can get. That’s because cannabis that has been grown to its maximum potential is much more likely to result in finer, tastier, and clearer rosin. In Addition some strains just work better than others.

Material Freshness Is Key

The starting freshness of your material also plays a key role in rosin clarity. Older bud tends to result in both a poorer quality and darker rosin. Freshest flower is preferred and is recommended to squish as soon as possible. 

Beyond the quality and freshness of your starting material,  the time the plant was harvested also plays a role in rosin clarity. During the flowering phase of the cannabis plants life cycle, trichomes begin to change color, they go from transparent to cloudy white and eventually amber. So if you source flower that has been cropped as early as possible the resulting rosin has a much clearer aesthetic and color.

Time & Temperature Are Critical

Your RosinPressNY rosin press has sufficient pressure to allow you to squish at the lowest temps possible.  If you’re flower is on point and your rosin is still coming out dark, then it’s time to take a look at your time and temps.  Lowering your temps should improve the color of the rosin being produced