Having a biomass packer definitely helps with density. We also break them up a bit before sliding them into the column because it makes it easier to do. They have to be 26" or under to fit in the chest freezer while they’re stored, but they end up being closer to 30" after we bust them up a little bit just prior to extraction.
Are you sure that’s the size of the bags? I sleuthed around your post history and found this:
We have an 8" on our Luna. We use material socks for biomass. They’re 8x60 but we only use 48" to leave room for the float sensor in the material column.
We fit 15# dry or 20# FF in the socks using their packer. Yields are on par with our old trap extractors. Something to consider is if your system is flood up or down. The Luna is flood up like the old GW/Skunkpharm terpenator clones we used.
Just wanted to confirm whether I should be looking into a biomass packer or not! Thanks
Theres something about punching “8 inch sock” into google… Can’t place my finger on it. Thx for the replies, I’ll be back with some equipment porn shortly.
U got that right bahahahah . Almost need like two of them,
Literally I found it to be efficient with it current set up running a single material column
Do the 8inch columns neck down to 6 for the rings? I was under the impression that diameters over 6 inches required much more significant clamps and resulltant costs/complexities…
8" requires an ASME clamp AFAIK, that’s the only difference. You only need one end to be 8" though, the other end can be 4, 6" (with LJ Star clamps), or whatever.