Knowing when to stop a run has always been a judgment call. Newton shows concentration rise, peak, and fall in real time, so your team can see when the run is still producing and when it is no longer worth continuing. That moment drives yield, labor, consumables, and everything downstream.





What looks identical going in can still behave differently once extraction starts.
Run A
Run BAn over-run column pushes more volume but burns more solvent, takes more time, and hands post-processing more costs to finish the product. The balance between yield and efficiency is where profitable runs are made.
Installs like swapping a ball valve. Two Swagelok fittings connect an inline sensor to your skid. That's the whole install.
Two Swagelok fittings · one sensor inlineEvery reading joins what you already track, strain, temperature, operator, parameters, into one batch record that follows the material to finished product. The results that work, you can repeat. When one doesn't, you know why.
Spreadsheets. Handwritten logs. Lab results. Operator choices. Newton connects every record across the full production chain.
| Batch / source | Product | Cultivar | Final output | Yield % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
LR05032687 | Live Resin | Native Sun | 1,004.6 g | 3.1% |
CR04271660 | Cured Resin | H&P | 918.4 g | 8.1% |
ETH05432610 | Distillate | Kush 4 | 14,393.1 g | 11.9% |
CR04095180 | Cured Resin | H&P | 537.4 g | 8.5% |
LD04193887 | Live Dabs | Native Sun | 675.5 g | 2.1% |
LD04173687 | Live Dabs | Native Sun | 1,457.9 g | 9.1% |
"Every extraction run goes through Newton. It's just how we operate."


The readings are accurate to within about 2%, similar to an analytical testing device. Like any inline device, accuracy depends on a clean window, and cleaning it is the same process as cleaning your skid. Your normal skid cleaning schedule covers it in most cases.
The sensor and your run are independent from the data layer, so neither a dropped connection nor a hardware fault can alter your extraction system.
Yes. It bolts inline on your existing setup with no equipment to replace, and it works with hydrocarbon and ethanol extraction today. It's built to fit the way your team already works, cutting manual data entry and steps for operators and managers.
Yes. The sensor that goes inline is rated for the classified area, and all electronics sit outside the booth, so nothing uncertified is in your C1D1 space.
Installing the sensor on the skid takes about 15 minutes. Routing the cable clear of the operator path is the slow part, so budget about 60 minutes start to finish.
Your data, always. It's visible to your team and no one else. We don't share it or sell it.
Pricing is per site. You can buy the system outright or lease to own, whichever fits your budget and setup.
A quick walkthrough of how Newton reads inside your material column and turns every extraction into a record your team can compare, repeat, and improve.