- EnWave Corporation (ENW) has signed an agreement with a Canadian cannabis company to use its 10kW Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV) technology
- The 10kW dehydration machine will be utilized for the drying cannabis flower and derivatives for the adult-use Canadian market at their primary cultivation and production facility in Canada
- The Cannabis Cultivator will trial REV technology over six months to thoroughly evaluate all post-harvest improvements offered by EnWave’s patented technology
- EnWave (ENW) is up by 1.49 per cent, and trading at $0.68 per share as of 9:45 am ET
EnWave Corporation (ENW) has signed an agreement with a Canadian cannabis company to use its 10kW Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV) technology.
The 10kW dehydration machine will be utilized for the drying cannabis flower and derivatives for the adult-use Canadian market at their main cultivation and production facility in Canada.
The cannabis cultivator will trial REV technology over a six-month period to evaluate all post-harvest improvements offered by EnWave’s patented technology.
Located at EnWave’s head office in Vancouver, Canada, the REVworx facility is the first large-scale vacuum-microwave toll processing facility in North America that exclusively offers third-party drying services. It can also allow companies to bring innovative vacuum-microwave dried products to market, enable growers to salvage and process imperfect produce, and reduce overall food waste.
EnWave Corporation licenses its REV technology, a proprietary method for dehydrating organic materials.
EnWave (ENW) is up by 1.49 per cent and trading at $0.68 per share as of 9:45 am ET.
