Videos and Downloads - PDF Files (Tamisium Endorsed)
SOLVENTS
Obtaining Butane and using other solvents in a Tamisium Extractor
Articles
Standardizing an out of control Industry
How to choose a Solvent and Extractor?
Some Oregon marijuana CO2 extracts contain high levels of possible carcinogen
CO2 Operator reveals the facts about low yields using SCFE CO2
Downloads
Specifications TE3000/TE12000 Hydrocarbon Oil Extractors
Swiss analysis regarding use of Butane as propellant in consumables
Compare Tamisium PLRV Closed Loop Passive to CO2 Extractor Like Cost Systems
Compare Tamisium PLRV Closed Loop Passive compared to Closed Loop Pump Based Extractors
LOI Letter of Intent to Purchase
History of Tamisium Extractors PDF
Article in Rosebud Magazine Volume 3 Issue 24
Awards
2015 High Times Magazine Stard Award For Extractor of the Year: Issue 476
TE12000 Automation System in Class 1 Division 1 Room
TE12000 Automation Final Vapor Recovery
What you need to know before buying an Extractor -
1st in a series created by Tamisium Owner David McGhee
Terence McKenna talks about importance of plants and recording the plant database
before it is lost forever?
David McGhee Tamisium Extractors TamiE Inc Owner Radio Interview
Tamisium Features Summary TE3000 TE12000 - Problems with Closed Loop Eliminated
Tamisium Process Summary TE3000 TE12000 - Closed Loop Issues Addressed
Extract Slideshow from Tamisium Customers over 10 years, Multiple Industries
No holds barred images of the good and bad. Remember markets change over the years.
What appears as great this year was not desirable last year. What is bad this year was actually
the cream of the crop a few years ago.
The point is that no market will ever desire something you cannot give them. And from any plant.
It is only a matter of time before combining other plants in the extraction process is sought after by
the consumer. To appease a market desiring more than what just one plant can deliver is what
you will have to be able to do.