What I can say is as long as the oil is clean and moves at room temps then your golden.
The tank was designed specifically for oils with terpenes added but that doesn't mean it won't work with oils as long as they are fluid at room temps.
The issue with current carts is because they can't handle Terpenes. This cart can.
I just loaded a new cart with some CO2 oil with good results. It fits the above as it's definitely clean (zero debris) and flows to the bottom of the jar (although slowly). Interestingly, so far no bubbles as happened with the other two concentrates I've tried?
I can't speak about Terpenes, really, as I've none to add. And, as a MMJ user, the expense for an additive that has no medicinal advantages past taste is hard to justify. Then again, some Terpenes are in the concentrates to start with, right? So I've no real idea what percentage that might be, and being as we're talking about 'light stuff' (smell), there could be less now than before.....
I'm sure that most 'store bought' concentrates are going to be too thick to work 'barefoot'. But, there seem to be some exceptions, but they're going to be the 'gooey, runny' ones. Shatters need not apply.
Fun product I think, good potential. More play is indicated.
BTW, loading is a snap (this time at least). I modified the old loading technique for Omicron carts and used a small (number 4) Wilton tip to load a 1cc syringe. I had both 'left over' from other adventures. I flared the tip enough to grip the mouth of the syringe (like you would with an Omicron cart), put the open jar of oil on top and heated the lot a bit to do the load. First, warm the metal of the tip so the oil doesn't stick. Don't go nuts, just get it 'uncomfortably warm' before heating the jar for 5 seconds or so to get the oil to flow and drain from the heated glass. Old hands with Omicron will know how to get the load to 'drop' in a few seconds and drain almost completely from the jar and funnel (tip) in under a minute. I just stood it up and waited a bit.
Then I started the plunger in, pulled the toothpick plug out of the business end and put on a bent tip ('needle') of large bore (I think 14 gauge). Like is used to inject glue into tight places or otherwise with precision. This tip just 'slips by' the rings to the bottom of the tank. You can easily fill the tank
from bottom to top in one 'shot' in a few seconds. Bubble free. No drama, just results.
If you use this type of disposable 'Insulin Syringe' (used by Diabetics) the rubber nose means no loss of concentrate. The syringes are under a dollar so I generally use them once rather than fight the retention ring at the top of the bore. When the piston gets sticky it's easy to pull the stem out trying to get it past the ring, keep doing it and sooner or later it comes apart......at the least convenient time of course. Funny how they can build in a sensor to know exactly when to leave you stranded for under a dollar, but they do.
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