With MJBizCon 2019 just around the corner, Maratek Environmental - the award-winning, industry leader in the manufacture of solvent recycling and cannabis / hemp oil production equipment - is excited about exhibiting its new products and connecting with the community at booth #C2438.

Maratek will showcase a series of newly-engineered cannabis and hemp oil processing equipment in the Las Vegas Convention Center, from December 11-13, 2019.

If you are in the CBD oil extraction business, you’ll know just how important it is to create a highly pure end product for your customers or patients. A clean and pure end-product will result in increased customer satisfaction, higher profit and the growth of your organization.

Recycling your solvents in-house will help your business realize a wide range of benefits, such as helping you save money on buying new virgin solvents, significantly lowering your waste costs, improved process efficiency and enabling you to market your organization as environmentally friendly.

There’s a wide range of specialty equipment that can help you access these benefits, such as Maratek Environmental’s Automated and Continuous Recycling units, but what if these pre-made solutions simply don’t work for your company’s unique needs?

When it comes to cannabis and hemp oil extraction it really boils down to the end-product that your business is creating. So, how can your company not only create a better end-product to drive revenues, but also improve your internal processes?

The answer is simple. Investing in better pieces of equipment that help you to both improve the way your business operates and allows you to create a higher-purity product with no extra effort needed.

Whether you are the owner of a business in the printing and ink industry, an automotive body shop, a company in the aerospace or marine sector or any other organization that deals with large quantities of solvents, you’ll know just how much inefficient lab processes can hold your business back.

This is particularly true when it comes to the lab’s process of purchasing solvents and disposing of waste. In fact, a large number of companies are simply trying to stay afloat when it comes to solvent purchase and waste disposal - rather than creating a proactive strategy that helps their company grow.

If your company is considering investing in its very own in-house solvent recycling unit - that’s great news!

Recycling your solvent in-house will result in a wide range of benefits from significantly lower waste costs, allowing your business to market itself as environmentally friendly, saving money on buying new virgin solvents, improved process efficiencies and much more.

There is more information than ever before on the extraction processes of CBD oil and the benefits of using such products, but there are still a large number of things that many people do not understand - Decarboxylation is one of those.

Decarboxylation is an essential step in the process of creating CBD hemp oil, which is a popular daily supplement that can be used to help remedy a variety of ailments. This process applies to all types of cannabis, and in the use of CBD oil products created from the industrial hemp plant.

Is solvent waste hurting your company’s bottom line? By implementing a management plan that cuts costs and improves efficiencies, your business can change that.

There are a wide range of companies and industries that are common generators of silver waste, including the graphic arts industry, photo finishers, metal plating, x-ray users, precious metal platers and industrial and medical services.

Cannabinoid (CBD) oil is becoming increasingly popular across the world for its health benefits, but many consumers are still unsure on what exactly CBD oil is and how it is extracted from the hemp plant.

Despite many people still not understanding exactly what CBD oil is and the expertise it takes to extract it, the market is still set to grow exponentially within the next few years. In fact, recent reports indicate that the CBD market is estimated to grow by 700% by 2020, while Hemp Business Journal also predicts that the CBD market will grow to $2.1 billion by 2020.

This is a huge jump in value when compared with the CBD market of 2017, which stood at a value of $202 million.