Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Matt Smith of Silverson Machines and Erin Dillon of Charles Ross & Son Company about their companies’ cannabis experience, the importance of shear, and other crucial mixing and manufacturing considerations.

As cannabis food and beverage producers begin operations — or establish manufacturing in a new market — they need to dial in their expected output as their business expands.

HEMCO's UniMax Floor Mount Hood Enclosures can help cannabis operators isolate, contain and vent extraction equipment processes.

The company’s test lab replicates a customer’s plant conditions to run products like they would in house.

By integrating printers and laser marking systems into cannabis production lines, Videojet helps processors and packagers print and mark on packaging. 

Baker Perkins has extended its range of production equipment for the functional and medicated gummy and jelly market by introducing a starch-free depositor with additional process capability.

Mixing equipment is instrumental in achieving even dispersion of active cannabinoid ingredients.

As this segment grows, cannabis-infused beverage manufacturers will need filling equipment that will meet their needs for efficiency, speed and safety.

Viking Masek, which serves the packaging equipment needs of the food, medical and cannabis markets, broke ground on the 33,000-sq.-ft. expansion in early November 2020 with expected completion in July 2021.

To help cannabis manufacturers meet this rapidly growing demand, Green Mill Supercritical has introduced the Parallel Pro, designed with increased capacity in mind but without forfeiting the control and precision required to produce high quality oils.