Dabpress Commercial Rosin Press 12 Ton - 4x7" Anodized Heated Platens - 1,200 Watts, 4pc Heaters

Dabpress Commercial Rosin Press 12 Ton - Dual 4x7 Inches Heated Platens - 1,200 Watts 4-Piece Heating Rods

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10-ton hydrualic cylinder rosin press to Canada with DABPRESS logo
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Features:

Upgrade PID Temp Controller - The 12-ton rosin press pro utilizes the upgrade PID temp controller to deliver and detect the accurate temp.
Quick Heating-up - Dual heating rods for each 4x7" heated platen for even and quick heating-up, 300 watts per rod, 1,200 watts in total.
Pairs Hand Pump with Gauge - The machine pairs with Dabpress hydraulic hand pump and also works with Porta Power, Strongway 10-ton pump.
Heat Insulation Performance - Low heat transfer bamboo insulator guarantees quick heating-up and protects the cylinder from overheating.
Artcraft Durable Frame - Made of anodized 6061 aluminum and 4-piece stainless steel chrome rods - non-rusting and durable.
No Pump Included - The pump is sold separately, buy the 10-ton pump with pressure gauge from dp-cp590g
Specifications:

Temperature Range: 0-399F
Power: 1,200 Watts
Voltage: 110/220 Volts
Total Weight: 45.8 lbs
Package Dimension: 22.5" x 14.5" x 14.5"
PID Temp Controller Box: dp-tc04r165
Pressing Area: 4" x 7"
The Distance/Clearance Between Dual Heated Platens: 37mm/1.45"
The Dimension of the 12-ton Press: 25.5 x (W) x 22(L) x44(H)
The Dimension of the Cylinder: 114mm/ 4.5" in Height ; 68mm / 2.67" in Diameter
Clearance between Upper and Bottom Platens: 37mm/1.46"
Pump for Pairing:

Dabpress 10-ton hydraulic hand pump with gauge | dp-cp590g
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How to Avoid the Filter Bags from Blowing out?

Remove excess stems from flowers.
Use less material in your filter bag.
Preheating your material first to get it melty before you begin to apply pressure.
Apply the pressure more slowly.