Extrended Continuous Overlapping Process (ECOP).

Some materials simply refuse to give up their compounds quickly. They have high mass-transfer resistance, their target molecules diffuse out slowly, and they reward patience: the longer the extraction, the more you recover. The problem is that on a conventional system, longer cycles mean fewer batches per day. You either accept lower yields or accept lower output. ECOP removes that compromise.

From SCP to ECOP: building on a proven logic

ECOP is the Extended Continuous Overlapping Process, the strategy at the heart of our quadruple-chamber configuration. It is the natural evolution of an idea that scales step by step. It begins with the Semi-Continuous Process, where two extraction vessels work in tandem, one under extraction while the other is unloaded and reloaded, so that dead times between extractions disappear. The Continuous Overlapping Process extends that principle to three chambers and underpins the efficiency of the Triple configuration. ECOP takes the final step, applying the same overlapping logic across four extraction chambers.