Material intake
Document flower condition, batch profile, handling, and quality goals.
System & technology
NanoCure Systems custom solutions.
An all-in-one cannabis and hemp post-harvest system pairs process controls with NanoGuard’s patented cold plasma technology. We start with your existing buildout and define a suitable path with as little construction and disruption as practical.
Designed for your buildout
Get more from the facility you already have.
NanoCure’s team reviews product flow, rooms, utilities, batch needs, operator responsibilities, and quality requirements before discussing equipment. That review guides configuration, installation scope, and a practical path to implementation.
The goal is a tailored process without a drawn-out construction project. Actual facility work, timing, and system fit are confirmed through the review.
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From intake through release.
NanoCure planning considers where the system enters the current post-harvest workflow and how the team controls and documents each step.
Controlled process
Review configuration, treatment parameters, procedures, and verification controls.
Quality review
Check evidence, product quality, and records against the intended process.
Release decision
Apply the facility’s own quality and compliance approval path before release.
NanoGuard cold plasma
A non-thermal treatment inside a controlled process.
Cold plasma uses ionized gas to generate reactive species that can act on surface microorganisms, including mold, yeast, and bacteria. It operates at or near room temperature without heat-based treatment, harsh chemicals, or radiation.
Because treatment primarily reaches exposed surfaces, material handling, configuration, and parameters matter. Product-quality goals for cannabinoids, terpenes, trichomes, aroma, flavor, and appearance belong in a batch-specific validation plan.
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Facility review
Specific inputs. Useful deliverables.
| Review area | Facility input | Review output |
|---|---|---|
| Material and batch | Type, condition, batch profile, handling | Representative operating context |
| Operating environment | Rooms, access, utilities, footprint | Facility-fit considerations |
| Process controls | Roles, configuration, parameters, procedures | Operating-control requirements |
| Quality and implementation | Checks, records, installation scope, timing | Validation and deployment plan |
Configured process controls
Define handling, operating parameters, procedures, and quality checks for your product and facility.
Enclosed, maintainable units
Review cleaning, maintenance, and self-cleaning capabilities for the proposed configuration.
Practical installation
Plan around existing rooms, utilities, batch requirements, and the least disruptive installation path.
Start with your facility, not a generic system list.
Share your current buildout and goals. Our team can define what a technical and implementation review should cover.