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Advanced Extraction Labs Micro Series C1D1 Indoor Booth

Advanced Extraction Labs

Advanced Extraction Labs Micro Series C1D1 Indoor Booth

in Extraction Systems

$34,904.00 - $44,658.43

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Price varies by Size.

The smallest walk-in booth in this range: 10 ft wide by 9 ft high, with 3, 6 or 8 ft of depth (M3, M6, M8). Designed for small to medium extraction production in C1D1 or C1D2 classified indoor environments, including ethanol work, post-extraction processing and other solvent operations.

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Description

The Micro Series is the entry point to walk-in extraction booths in this range – a full-height 9 ft walk-in enclosure at 10 ft wide, but only 3 to 8 ft deep. That geometry suits a single process step against a wall rather than a room-sized installation, which is what makes it viable in a facility that has wall space but no spare floor bay.

Depths as listed

  • M3 – 10 ft W x 9 ft H x 3 ft D
  • M6 – 10 ft W x 9 ft H x 6 ft D
  • M8 – 10 ft W x 9 ft H x 8 ft D

It is intended for small to medium level extraction production, in C1D1 indoor or C1D2 environments, covering ethanol work, post-extraction processing and other solvent operations.

Area classification and occupancy approval rest with your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm what engineering documentation is included with your configuration before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes are available?+

Three depths at a fixed 10 ft width and 9 ft height: M3 at 3 ft deep, M6 at 6 ft and M8 at 8 ft. The 3 ft depth is a shallow walk-in against a wall rather than a room you work inside.

What is the difference between C1D1 and C1D2?+

Both are National Electrical Code Class I hazardous-area classifications. Division 1 covers locations where ignitable concentrations of flammable gases or vapours are present under normal operating conditions, or frequently through repair, maintenance or leakage. Division 2 covers locations where they are handled or processed in closed systems and are only present under abnormal conditions such as a container or system failure, or loss of ventilation. Division 1 imposes the stricter requirements on electrical equipment and ventilation.

What processes is it intended for?+

Small to medium level extraction production - ethanol work, post-extraction processing and other solvent operations - in C1D1 or C1D2 indoor environments.

Which depth should I specify?+

The depth sets whether an operator can work inside the enclosure or only at its face. M3 is essentially a shallow classified alcove; M6 and M8 give room to stand and move around equipment. Lay out the actual footprint of your skid plus its access clearance before choosing, because the width is fixed at 10 ft in all three.

What do we need for permitting?+

Area classification and occupancy sign-off rest with your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm before ordering which drawings, calculations and gas detection documentation are supplied with the booth and which your own engineer must produce.

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