C1D2 Extraction Booth | EXXA | 20X30
The C1D2 Extraction Booth | EXXA | 20x30 is a purpose-built processing enclosure designed to provide a controlled, professional environment for extraction operations requiring Class I, Division 2 (C1D2) considerations.
With its substantial 20' × 30' footprint, the EXXA provides the working space needed to accommodate extraction equipment, process components, operator access, and supporting infrastructure within a dedicated enclosure. Its modular industrial construction creates a defined processing area while helping facilities organize equipment, manage workflows, and maintain separation between extraction operations and surrounding production areas.
Engineered for demanding production environments, the booth integrates ventilation and facility infrastructure into a scalable enclosure designed around the needs of modern processing operations. The large interior footprint makes it well suited for facilities requiring room for equipment expansion, service access, and efficient day-to-day operation.
Built for Production
The EXXA 20x30 is an ideal solution for processors looking to establish or expand a dedicated extraction workspace without compromising equipment accessibility or operational efficiency. Its enclosed design provides a professional foundation for integrating extraction systems and associated process equipment into a cohesive production environment.
Key Benefits
- 20' × 30' processing footprint for larger extraction systems and workflows
- Designed for C1D2 extraction environments
- Dedicated enclosure helps separate processing operations from surrounding facility areas
- Accommodates extraction equipment, supporting components, and operator workspace
- Integrated ventilation architecture
- Industrial modular construction for demanding production facilities
- Provides room for equipment access, servicing, and future process expansion
- Suitable for new facility builds, expansions, and extraction-room upgrades
Engineered space. Safer workflows. Built for production.
Final installation, ventilation, electrical systems, equipment placement, and code requirements should be reviewed for the specific facility and applicable local regulations.