What Vapor-Phase Infusion Means
Vapor-phase infusion utilizes vacuum technology to create optimal conditions for terpene penetration, allowing molecular-level integration throughout the flower structure. Unlike traditional methods, vapor-phase infusion operates on the principle of controlled atmospheric manipulation.
By creating specific vacuum conditions, terpene molecules are transformed into vapor phase, allowing them to penetrate deep into the flower's cellular structure. This process achieves uniform distribution throughout the flower matrix with molecular-level integration.
Key Insight: Vapor-phase infusion delivers molecular-level penetration for superior consistency and potency, far beyond what spray-on or tumbler-based infusion can achieve.
Why This Matters for Cannabis Flower Quality
Uniform Enhancement
Achieves consistent results throughout the product with >95% uniformity
Molecular Integration
Preserves natural cannabinoid profiles while enhancing terpene expression
Solvent-Free Process
100% clean vapor infusion with no chemicals, sprays, or carriers
Superior Penetration
7-16mm penetration depth versus 0.1-0.5mm for surface spray methods
How TheBOX® Uses Vapor-Phase Infusion
TheBOX® vacuum vapor infusion system uses patented pressure technology to pull terpene vapor deep into the flower at a molecular level. The vacuum vapor infusion system creates controlled low-pressure environments that reduce boiling points of terpene compounds and eliminate oxygen interference during infusion.
This solvent-free terpene infusion process preserves natural cannabinoids, boosts terpene expression, and produces cleaner, smoother infused flower with reliable potency. The process enables deep penetration beyond surface layers while maintaining temperature control to preserve delicate compounds.
Industry Note: TheBOX® is the first cannabis infusion equipment designed specifically for cannabis flower—not adapted from food, pharmaceutical, or other industries.
Key Differences vs. Spray-On or Extraction Methods
| Method | Penetration | Uniformity | Process Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vapor-Phase Infusion | 7-16mm molecular depth | >95% throughout flower | Additive enhancement |
| Spray Methods | 0.1-0.5mm surface only | 60-70% surface coating | Surface application |
| Extraction | Removes compounds | Depletes flower matrix | Subtractive removal |
Cannabis infusion technology offers superior outcomes for flower enhancement because it preserves the natural matrix while achieving uniform enhancement. The additive process enhances rather than depletes existing compounds, eliminating concerns about residual extraction solvents.