Short path, wiped film, and molecular distillation systems.
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Distillation equipment separates and purifies compounds by boiling a mixture under vacuum and condensing the vapor, exploiting the different temperatures at which components evaporate. In cannabis refining it is how a winterized, decarboxylated crude becomes a clarified distillate: deep vacuum lowers boiling points so cannabinoids vaporize well below the temperatures that would otherwise degrade them, while unwanted lights and heavies are split off. This category groups several distillation approaches rather than one machine.
The main types differ in how they expose material to heat and vacuum. Short path distillation uses a compact route from boiling flask to condenser to minimize residence time and pressure drop, and suits batch and R&D scales. Wiped film (thin film) systems mechanically spread a thin layer on a heated wall for short, gentle exposure and continuous feed. Molecular (short-path) distillation runs at the deepest vacuum so vapor travels straight to a condenser with minimal collisions.
To navigate the category, start from throughput and product. Batch short-path rigs fit lower volumes, single passes, and experimentation; wiped-film and molecular systems target higher, continuous throughput and tighter separations. Across all of them the same support gear governs results: a deep vacuum source, precise heating, and adequate cooling. Read each product page for configuration, scale, and the vacuum level it is designed to reach, and match it to your feed and volume.
