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extractX: Providing Turnkey Mobile Extraction Solutions for a Growing Global Cannabis Industry


extractX focuses on designing, constructing and operating industrial-scale mobile extraction laboratories around the globe. A Canada-based mobile extraction solutions company, extractX has designed, built and trained the operators of state-of-the-art, industrial-scale mobile extraction laboratories.

The company operates a turnkey lab service that can deliver up to 105 liters of distillate per day. This turnkey service costs considerably less than if a customer was to build a lab, which can run from C$3 million to C$6 million. Using extractX’s solution also ensures speed-to-market advantage for clients who desire to start processing quickly.

Turnkey lab serviceextractX’s mobile technology can process up to 500,000 pounds of biomass per year into distillate within a small footprint. Additionally, the company offers skilled technicians to facilitate these operations, contributing to the value-added turnkey model for extractX’s partners.

Company Highlights

  • extractX is a Canada-based mobile extraction solutions company focused on designing, constructing and operating industrial-scale mobile extraction laboratories around the globe.
  • The company operates a turnkey lab service that can be built into customers’ facilities. The service can deliver up to 105 liters of distillate per day.
  • extractX extraction and distillation solutions are fully mobile with the potential for expansion within small footprints.
  • In 2023, the company looks forward to building its facility capabilities with the construction of up to six new laboratory units by the end of the year.

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