Sasquash Rosin Presses and Accessories

Sasquash Half Squash: Half in size but double in quality

The Sasquash Half Squash 5 ton rosin press is the smallest of Sasquash's high quality presses. It is designed for personal use and brings industrial level production to the home grower.

Despite its small size, it is capable of processing 7 grams of material at once. And while it obviously isn't as powerful at the other Sasquash presses, it does boast one feature none of them do: Drip Tech.

The Drip Tech feature makes it possible to lay the press on its side to encourage rosin flow. This ensures the rosin does not sit on the plates for too long, which can lead to burning.

Another thing the Half Squash has that its larger cousins do not is a pump. It comes bundled with a hand pump, which means you don't need to worry about buying additional equipment (pump, air compressor, etc.). You can still add a pressure gauge, but the press works just fine without it.

Sasquash Half Squash 5-Ton Rosin Press Specs

• 5 ton (10,000 psi)
• 10,000 lbs of downward force
• 110 V A/C at 10amp.
• 4 x 250 watts Heaters. (1000 watts)
• 2.5" x 3.5" 6061 Aluminum blocks.
• Weight: 30 lbs
• CE Certified Parts
• FDA Approved Coatings
• Able to squish up to 7 Grams
• Drip tech
• Limited Lifetime Warranty (lifetime coverage on hydraulic and fabricated parts, 90 days on electrical components)
• Flush Face Quick Disconnect
• Hand Pump Included
• Free Shipping To The Lower 48 States
• 7-14 business day lead time

Sasquash also offer more powerful presses that can be operated by hand pump, foot pump or electric pump (all sold separately). Those presses are: the 10 ton M1, the 15 ton V2 and the 25 ton 2.5.

Sasquash rosin presses are manufactured entirely in Southern California and backed by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. They are built to maximize yields and last forever.

The best thing about Sasquash's presses is their versatility. These are true hybrid models. You can use them manually with a hand pump, hook them up to an air compressor, and run them via foot pump, or connect them to an electric pump for completely hands-off operation.