
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Distillery Opens in Sellwood

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Distilling Essential Oils is a passion for many. Distillers use a wide variety of equipment. Some distillers use traditional Alembic distillers for making Hydrosols and Essential Oils. Some use homemade equipment. Designs and sizes vary but in the end, the results are similar. This space is for sharing your experiences, innovations and photos of your equipment. There are many of you who are working on some very interesting projects. Please feel free share your projects and thoughts.
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Dear Robert, I am Juan Carlos and live in Mexico. I am very interested in producing Pseudotsuga Menziesii essential oil. We've made small experiments and now we would like to acuire an equipment to process about 50 kg of branches at one. Can you gime me more information about the equipment you offer? thank you very much
I'm Juan Carlos from Mexico and my email is jc.ch@hotmail.com thaks
Hello Juan. If you have a low pressure steam generator (minimum 10 horsepower) I would recommend a 100 gallon stainless steel distiller.
The next stem down, is a 35 gallon water/steam distiller which operates on either propane or natural gas.
If interested in either, please email me: distiller@essentialoil.com
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