Alcohols

Yes, you can

Approximately 70% of Ethyl is already diluted to disinfectant percentage and should not be diluted any further. Therefore, you can use Ethyl Alcohol as it is for disinfectant purposes.

Yes, The Gaskets provided will withstand ethanol but are (A-D) as a B for ethanol degradation. The proper gaskets are silicone when ethanol is to be used as the extractant.

Ethanol can be used for the extraction of oils from plant materials using a centrifugal process.

710 solvent is 200 proof ethanol with a small amount of Heptane added to it.

This denatured solvent is perfect for processors who wish to avoid paying excise taxes on ethanol. Ethanol and heptane form an azeotrope, meaning it cannot be separated by simple distillation. The two solvents boil together, so it can be used exactly the same as 200 proof.

The extraction kit comes with all the essentials, and extra gaskets . However, a butane scale, a butane leak detector, and a form of an exhaust (most commonly a fan) is always recommended.