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PureHemp has secured global technology licensing rights to convert industrial hemp into hemp-based products. PureVision Technology, Inc. (“PureVision”) based in Ft. Lupton, Colorado, has developed and patented the continuous countercurrent reactor (CCR) technology that rapidly converts non-food biomass such as corn stover, wheat straw, grasses, wood and hemp stalks into biobased products. PureHemp has demonstrated the unique capabilities of the CCR technology that deconstructs hemp into its fundamental components that then become intermediate materials including:

Pulp
Pulp, which is one of the products exiting the CCR and is made primarily from the cellulose fraction (about 40%) of the hemp stalks. Pulp is used to produce a wide variety of products including paper products, sugars, alpha cellulose, dissolving pulps, composites and building products.
Lignin
Lignin, which makes up about 20% of hemp stalks, is the “glue” that protects the cellulose and hemicellulose fibers. PureHemp is able to fractionate lignin from hemp stalks, which can then be used as a raw material to make many products, including chemicals and plastics.
Sugars
Sugars from the cellulose and hemicellulose fractions of hemp, primarily glucose and cellulose, can be used to produce sweeteners, beverages, chemicals and plastic.
Flowers
Flowers, which are gently converted into cannabinoid-rich and full spectrum oils using PureHemp’s unique extraction process. These cannabidiol- or CBD-rich cannabinoids are now being enjoyed by a growing number of consumers, and commonly used by health and wellness practitioners.
Fiber
PureHemp is size-reducing whole hemp stalks and decorticating the bast fiber from the inner hurd or wood. The bast fiber is being used to manufacture pulp and the hurd is being milled into the following six varieties of raw and size-reduced hemp hurd
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PureHemp Technology LLC (PureHemp) was established to economically convert industrial hemp into products in hemp refineries. PureHemp is currently processing stalks, flowers, buds, and seeds into a growing number of hemp products. With the successes of gently converting hemp flowers into full spectrum cannabinoid-rich oils, PureHemp has created Pure Kind Botanicals™ to provide CBD-rich wellness products. The Ft. Lupton, CO-based PureHemp staff is currently converting hemp into the following products:

  • 100% hemp sugars successfully used to produce hemp beer and organic ethanol
  • Hemp pulp for paper, packaging, posters and alpha cellulose to produce plastic film
  • Producing virgin hemp pulp that is being made into paper at domestic paper mills
  • Hemp xylose that has been upgraded to organic xylitol, the healthiest sugar known
  • Lignin (which makes up about 20% of the hemp stalks) that can be converted into plastics, resins and starting materials to produce a wide array of consumer and

PureHemp is on the ground floor of the renewed U.S. hemp-refining industry. PureHemp plans to benefit from this new opportunity, not only by becoming an important link in the emerging value chain from farmer to consumers, but also by:

  • Partnering with other hemp-inspired technology and development companies
  • Providing thresher services and decortication equipment to the hemp community
  • Actively participating and educating others in the hemp communities
  • Providing technology licensing packages to project developers and entrepreneurs
  • Pushing the boundaries of what can be produced from the versatile hemp plant