Abstract: A temperature controlled plant maceration and extraction system and method is provided comprising an extraction chamber, an end cap at an one end of the extraction chamber, and an inlet gas valve at a second end. A hollow temperature jacket is formed around the extraction chamber from the first wall and an outer wall defining a space there between that is sealed at the one end and second end. A frame having a first and second pass-through axle is provided, one each fixedly mounted on the jacket between the one end and second end of the extraction chamber. Wherein organic matter is introduced via the one end, a solvent is injected into the chamber at the inlet valve on the second end, the extraction chamber is then rotated about the axels enabling the solvent to repeatedly wash over the organic matter performing maceration of organic matter.

Abstract: An extraction system comprises an extraction chamber having an end cap at an one end accepting organic matter and gas or liquid solvent. A collection vessel is attached below the extraction chamber, a viewing vessel is sealed at an acute angle to a sidewall of the collection vessel enabling visual inspection at the collection plate. A gas tank is connected to the extraction chamber introducing solvent and a frame supports chamber by axles fixedly mounted on opposite sides of the extraction chamber, said axles supported by the frame structure enabling free rotation of the chamber about the axles. After gas is introduced to the organic matter, the extraction chamber is rotated vigorously about the axis, the one end is then connected to the open upper end of the collection vessel, and a lipid yield is collected at the collection plate.

Abstract: An extraction system comprises an extraction chamber having an end cap at an one end accepting organic matter and gas or liquid solvent. A collection vessel is attached below the extraction chamber, a viewing vessel is sealed at an acute angle to a sidewall of the collection vessel enabling visual inspection at the collection plate. A gas tank is connected to the extraction chamber introducing solvent and a frame supports chamber by axles fixedly mounted on opposite sides of the extraction chamber, said axles supported by the frame structure enabling free rotation of the chamber about the axles. After gas is introduced to the organic matter, the extraction chamber is rotated vigorously about the axis, the one end is then connected to the open upper end of the collection vessel, and a lipid yield is collected at the collection plate.