Join this webcast to learn about patented cannabinoid purification technology that targets and pinpoints specific cannabinoids directly from crude cannabis oil.
Affinity advanced technology solution allows you to skip many costly, time-consuming processes and the need for expensive, legacy chromatography. Affinity also reduces the heavy CAPEX and OPEX for producers, eliminates bottlenecks and increases overall yields.
In this webcast, we’ll speak with Jon Gluckman, CEO of Sixth Wave about the exciting technology and incredible opportunity Affinity presents for industry investors. Jon will give us an introduction to the science behind the technology, we’ll spend a few minutes talking about the company, and then we’ll open up the floor for questions from the audience.
Am I wrong in thinking it looks like a fishing expedition to get as per the cannabis tech phrase “investors”. Rather than a product launch? Also what are the “capex” and “opex” that they are talking about?
Membranes are likely the future for scaled production of distillates. I’m still pretty undecided on how good they are for high cananbanoid high terpene end product. Desolvating is excellent. Not really sure on the dewaxing/decoloring though.
They’re also not perfect systems (though no system is), and you end up with % efficincies involving residuals in your clean solvent. So pending on how strict your local cannabis laws are, they might not shine too well in multiple grower batch style production as you need to fully change solvent each run to avoid contamination (pesticides/residual cannabinoids/etc.)
I looked at these last year, I’m sure they do perform in some capacity and the membrane concept is totally the future.
The thing that turned me off was the media(beads) used to separate the cannabinoids in the cromofuge is their IP and if ya buy in, they become the only place for you to get the media. Media is sized for the cannabinoid your targeting.
Hello. We are very interested in explaining our pricing model to clearly show the advantages of using our technology over chromatography. I’ve set up a new thread to answer specific questions:
