Closed Loop System Colorado

Dr. Treez84

Dr. Treez84

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Does anyone know where i can buy a closed loop system in colorado? would rather not buy one online with my card… I'll drive any where in the state. Looked online and only found one place so any recommendations would help. Thanks
 
Dr. Treez84

Dr. Treez84

Well-Known Member
also wanted to get a vac oven… if no where in colorado any website or model recommendations would be cool
 
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lucky duexcharm

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I could be mistaken. Mk anything trpntr can use a vacuum pump and hot water bath on recovery chamber. Upgrades for trpntr come with acrylic or lexan lid for recovery pot to vacuum purge research your recovery pump options throughly . oil less pumps designed to use mystery oil in butane. Vacuum distilled ntane doesn't contain mystery oil. No lubricant or thin film for proper piston to cylinder tolerance. inside of pumps are not food grade. Copper aluminum lead chromium just a few pump ingredients. Delish.
 
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lucky duexcharm

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If you decide to use a pump anyways. Consider r600, r290 or universal rated explosion proof equipment. Again I could be voicing this opinion from the nether regions. Mexican food for dinner
 
oilmkr420

oilmkr420

Active Member
lucky duexcharm said:
I could be mistaken. Mk anything trpntr can use a vacuum pump and hot water bath on recovery chamber. Upgrades for trpntr come with acrylic or lexan lid for recovery pot to vacuum purge research your recovery pump options throughly . oil less pumps designed to use mystery oil in butane. Vacuum distilled ntane doesn't contain mystery oil. No lubricant or thin film for proper piston to cylinder tolerance. inside of pumps are not food grade. Copper aluminum lead chromium just a few pump ingredients. Delish.
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My pump is an explosion proof pump, no oil, sparkless equipment, made w stainless tubing. KNF is the biz.
 
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lucky duexcharm

New Member
What materials are your cylinder walls pistons and piston rings. How will lack of lubricant in your solvent effect these. If they answer you please post for me thanks
 
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lucky duexcharm

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With improper tolerance between piston and piston ring due to lack of thin film lubricant on cylinder wall you may be subject to blow by from crank case. Extreme heat and intolerance combine with piston speed may cause flutter dislodging particles from both cylinder wall and piston ring. Also pistons may be chromium plated aluminum. I don't know anything so take with salt these comments
 
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lucky duexcharm

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Worse than flutter may be piston seizure due to heat expansion of piston scraping cylinder wall. Not necessarily extract tech, but basic internal combustion theory applied to similar mechanism. Again don't listen to anything I say please
 
oilmkr420

oilmkr420

Active Member
It doesn't need any oil added. They isn't a fill location nor sight glass. Look for there specs, none of my equipment is substandard nor are they cheap alternatives to make it happen. Scientific laboratory equipment.
 
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