Match the press to the operation
Start with how you produce—not simply how much force you can buy.
Material type, batch size, platen geometry, target throughput, operator workflow, and supporting equipment all determine the right fit.
01CRAFT PRODUCER & R&D
Thin & Skinny
A focused small-batch platform for craft producers, pilot work, recipe development, and quality-driven processing.
- Flower capacity
- 3.5–5 g
- Concentrate capacity
- 2–8 g
- Platen size
- 1.75 × 2.75 in.
- Maximum force
- 3,000 lb
Best fit: Boutique output, cultivar trials, process development, and operators prioritizing fast flow away from a smaller heated surface.
SCALING FAVORITE
02GROWING PRODUCTION
Baby Brick
More processing capacity while retaining compact platen geometry and precise pneumatic control for quality-focused production.
- Flower capacity
- 6–10 g
- Concentrate capacity
- 2–18 g
- Platen size
- 2.25 × 3.30 in.
- Maximum force
- 4,650 lb
Best fit: Growing solventless brands, dedicated production rooms, and teams moving from pilot batches toward regular commercial output.
03COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURER
Brick
The largest platen area and highest force in the line for commercial operators requiring greater batch capacity and repeatable daily cycles.
- Flower capacity
- 10–14 g
- Concentrate capacity
- 6–30 g
- Platen size
- 2.8 × 4.0 in.
- Maximum force
- 9,300 lb
Best fit: Licensed processors, commercial extraction facilities, higher-throughput hash rosin workflows, and multi-operator production.
Published capacities are starting points. Actual loading and output depend on material type, density, preparation, filter configuration, moisture, and operating parameters.