Wax / Rosin Press NZ

Rosin Press Papers

We also provide Rosin press papers to enhance the efficiency and cleanliness of your rosin extraction process. Each pack contains 50 sheets of 15×20 cm paper, ideal for wrapping and collecting the rosin residues during the pressing process. These press papers ensure that none of your valuable extracts go to waste, preventing contamination and ensuring that every batch remains as potent and clean as possible.

Rosin Press Bag 2″x4″

Maximise your rosin extraction with our Rosin press bags that feature a micron rating system, which indicates the maximum size of particles that pass through the filter and produce the purest rosin. Made from ultra-strong 100% polyester monofilament mesh, they are designed with a proprietary stitching pattern that enhances seam strength.

Furthermore, the tube-shaped design of each bag minimises the distance the oil has to travel to escape, promoting higher yields. For better results, simply turn the bag inside out, fill it, fold over the end, and start pressing. It’s important to note that each bag is intended for single use to ensure sanitation and quality with every press.

How To Use the Rosin Press Machine

Using the KP-4 Rosin Press machine efficiently involves a few straightforward steps to ensure perfect extraction from your material. You can use the extracted materials in a wax pen or dry herb vaporizer devices in NZ to enjoy the flavours.
Follow these steps to use the machine:

• Preparation – Place the machine on a stable, flat surface. Preheat the press to your desired temperature (from 0 to 150°C ) depending on the material you are using.
• Setup – Once the press has reached the desired temperature, place your flower or other material between Rosin press paper. This not only helps in collecting the rosin but also prevents any material from sticking to the plates.
• Pressing – Insert the paper into the press between the dual heated plates. Carefully close the press and slowly apply pressure using the hand crank. The KP-4 can exert up to 4 tons of pressure, so increase the pressure gradually to avoid blowing out the edges of your material.
• Timing – Press the material for the time suited to your specific type of flower or concentrate. The KP-4 has a time range from 0 to 999 seconds. Keeping the press time within the recommended range ensures maximum yield without degrading the quality of the rosin.
• Collection – Once the timer goes off, release the pressure and carefully remove the rosin paper. Peel back the paper to reveal the freshly pressed rosin. Use a collection tool to gather the rosin and cool it to solidify for use.

Why Rosin Pressing Is a Game-Changer for Cannabis Users

Rosin pressing is transforming the cannabis experience by offering users a solvent-free extraction method that is both simple and safe. Unlike other extraction methods that use chemicals like butane or CO2, rosin pressing is entirely mechanical and does not introduce any external substances. The result is a pure, potent product that maintains the plant’s natural properties and flavour profiles during vaping sessions in any dry herb vaporizer in NZ.
Furthermore, Rosin pressing eliminates the risks associated with handling volatile solvents used in other extraction methods. Plus, the equipment is easily accessible and extraction can be done in just minutes, offering immediate results. This efficiency and simplicity empower users to quickly enjoy a pure, chemical-free product on their own terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is rosin pressing safe?
Yes, rosin pressing is considered one of the safest extraction methods since it doesn’t involve flammable solvents. However, handling hot equipment requires care to avoid burns.

What are the benefits of using rosin over other concentrates?
Rosin is highly valued for being solvent-free, which means it doesn’t contain any residual chemicals from extraction. This makes it a cleaner and often more flavourful option compared to concentrates extracted with solvents.

How do I store rosin?
Rosin should be stored in an airtight container in a cool, dark place to preserve its potency and terpene profile. Avoid placing it in heat, light, and air.

What is the difference between hot pressing and cold pressing rosin?
Hot pressing (using higher temperatures) extracts more yield and is faster, but it may compromise some terpenes, affecting the flavour. Cold pressing (at lower temperatures) preserves more terpenes, offering better flavour and quality but usually results in a lower yield.

How do I achieve a buttery or shatter-like consistency with my rosin?
The consistency can be influenced by the temperature and material used. Lower temperatures generally produce a more buttery, malleable consistency, while higher temperatures can create a more glass-like, shatter consistency.

Can I use rosin in edibles?
Yes, you can use it to make edibles just like other medicinal cannabis concentrates. It needs to be decarboxylated first, which involves heating it to activate the THC.