Denver cannabis brands: still paying a processor to run your extraction?
G‑Force builds cold-ethanol extractors and the refinement systems behind them at its Loveland shop, about an hour north of Denver, for brands that want to run their own extraction.
The V2 runs 600 lb/hr on 30-minute cycles, recovers 98 percent of its ethanol and delivers winterized, decarboxylated crude in-line.
Ethanol extraction uses cold ethanol to pull cannabinoids from biomass at production volume; it's the method G‑Force builds for hemp and cannabis.
CO2 extraction uses pressurized carbon dioxide and is common for smaller, terpene-focused runs. G‑Force's catalog doesn't include CO2 systems.
Solventless methods use ice water or heat and pressure.
The deciding factors are volume, target product and what your operators can run.
Operators are trained on site, with no chemistry background required. When something breaks, you call G‑Force directly.
The shop is in Loveland, about an hour north of Denver.
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Tell us what you process, how much each month and what your processor charges you now. We'll send back the system that fits and the quote, next to what you pay to toll today. If tolling is still cheaper at your volume, we'll say so.
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Or call 978-265-1696