Rosin extraction requires two components: heat and pressure. The simplicity of the process and the fact that the method does not require solvents to produce makes rosin an incredibly popular extract. Whether an at-home processor or commercial manufacturer there are a wide array of rosin presses to choose from, which can make choosing the right one for your operation a daunting task.
Manual Rosin Presses
Manual presses have been around for a long time. Fairly simple to use and modeled after the tried-and-true heat and pressure system, these presses are a perfect choice for the small scale or personal-use producer.
Pro: Because manual presses have been around for quite some time, there is a wide array to choose from. Many are accessible to even the at-home manufacturer.
Con: If power and efficiency are what you are looking for, you may want to skip manual rosin presses. They are typically slower and less powerful than other types of presses and better suited to processing smaller batches of material.
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