Rosin is like BHO’s chemical-free, DIY-friendly cousin. It’s made using a combination of heat and pressure that extracts terpenes and cannabinoids from dried cannabis, hash, or kief. The result is a golden, translucent, and sap-like extract with a rich flavor and roughly 50-70% THC.
Rosin produced from professional, licensed extractors is made using specialized rosin press. These machines cost anywhere between $1,000 and $10,000 and use either pneumatic or electric pumps that are able to deliver tons of pressing power. These professional pure pressure rosin press also have precise heating elements to maximize their yield potential and are able to press large amounts of flower or kief at a time.

What’s the cool thing about it?
Similar to other extracts, rosin boasts a different high to what you’d normally expect from flower. Based on my experience, I’d describe it as more of a clear, mental rush, but this can obviously vary depending on what cannabis strain your rosin is made from.

In the US and Canada, considered by some to be the frontiers of cannabis legalization, rosin is a huge hit. And it’s not hard to see why; unlike BHO (Butane Hash Oil), which usually has to undergo a long, slow purge to remove any residual butane prior to extraction, rosin press machine is a 100% solventless extract. It is made using only heat and pressure and is completely chemical-free.

Best of all, you don’t have to have to go to a dispensary or risk burning your house down to get your hands on some delicious rosin.
For example, ECO Farm ,is a pneumatic rosin press canada designed specifically for commercial rosin production. It is capable of generating 8 tons of pressure and pressing up to 35 grams of flower or 70 grams of kief or hash at a time.
Keep in mind that this is by far the best way to press rosin. It is, however, effective enough if you want to make small batches of this delicious concentrate at home without investing in a proper press.
If you’re serious about making your own rosin and want to maximize your yields, however, you’ll need to dig deep into your pockets and invest in something like the ECO farm.