Essential oil distiller, with 0,53G (2L) boiler and 0.26Gal+0.21Gal (1l+0,8l) columns, for the production of herbal distillates and small amounts of essential oils.
This essential oil maker is great for people who want to make high-quality oils. Our clients use them for aroma purposes or making handmade soaps, lotions.
Also, you can find a lot of sides businesses with essential oil products. If you have a small garden you must get one. Because it's the most popular model for distillation lavender, lemons, rosemary, peppermint.
The distillation kit includes everything you need to start distillation, however, as you mentioned it's an advanced set and costs more than BASIC and PREMIUM.What is the difference between sets?
The main feature is an extra column (extension/basket*). One column can multiply your results! You can get approx. 3,5 ml lavender \ rosemary oils per 20 min.
Why you should choose our copper essential oil stills
1. Hanging Essential Oil Separator. You no longer need to use additional accessories to keep the hydrosol near the distillate outlet tube, now it is conveniently attached to this outlet tube, you will not be able to spill your fragrant hydrosol and essential oils.
2. All-in-One Design: all of the components are integrated into a single unit. This makes them easy to set up and take down, and you don't need to worry about finding separate stands, dough, or tripods.
3. Practical and User-Friendly: Copper stills are designed to be easy to use, even for beginners. Many models come with features like wooden handles and hanging separators that make the distilling process even more comfortable and convenient.
So far I've tried rosemary and orange blossom. Yields were not huge but I'm still getting the hang of it. However, it is very easy to use and fun to watch in operation. Next, I've got my eye on some local lavender.
Have used my copper sill twice now. (I have the double column). I first used orange peels and secondly used basil from the garden. My main concern is that my stove top does not get up to required temperature (as stated in the instruction manual). I have been able to harvest hydrosols, but very little oils and I suspect due to the fact that I can't reach high enough temperatures. This is a little limiting as I will have to devise an outside gas set-up. The hydrosol also spurts out of the pipe quite dramatically at times and misses the glass column. I affixed the funnel to the pipe with a rubber band to hold it up closer to the outlet so it doesn't splatter all over. It is also a little top heavy and I use great caution not to accidentally pull on a hose or knock against the unit. It's beautiful, easy to put together and fun to use.
Love it! I wasn’t sure what the quality would be. But this is top notch. I have lots of ideas for how to use this. Shipping was fast considering how far it had to travel. Very excited and happy with Copper Pro!
awesome experience !
I'm shaking from excitement ! very fast shipping , exclusive quality , I'M SO HAPPY! as soon I learn how to use it I'll order bigger one for sure! Thank you, guys, thank you very much!!!
Great value for the money
Great value for the money. Very well made, will last a lifetime, plus. I'm sure my kids and their kids will be using this set after I'm gone. Get yours while you still can.
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FAQ
Questions and Answers
Can I use it for hydrolats?
Yes, you can. The distillation process is the same
Is the indoor layer as copper or steel?
It’s copper inside
The circulating water to convert the steam to liquid needs water pipes to recooling. They are in the box?
Yes, the package includes silicon tubes to connect and supply the condenser with recooling water.
To put in circulating cool water at work it needs a water pump. It is in the box?
No, the pump is not included. The essential oil maker is meant to be used with water tap by using central water systems.
Copper work on Induction electrical heater?
No, copper distiller doesn’t work on induction electrical heater. In the case of using an induction heater, you have to buy an adapter. However, it will be cheaper to buy an electrical one.