The issue I have with this isn't about what it technically is or isn't, if a cop were to see this they would call it a still and if they saw it in your house, it would be a felony with up to 5 years of jail time, and/or a $10,000 fine.
Whether it is a still or not, the fact remains that the person who owns it would have to go through a very lengthy and expensive trial process to prove otherwise.
The cop would have to find a really ignorant prosecutor in order to cause such a scenario.
I once owned an industrial painting company. We used lots of solvent to clean out 50 foot hoses. The stuff was too expensive to dispose of properly. So we used a solvent recovery to recycle the solvent. Google Solvent Recovery System.
I found this explanation of Federal Law as it applies to a "Still": -- "According to federal rules, stills of any size are legal to own if not being used, nor intended to be used, to produce alcohol. In other words, if a still is only being used to filter water or make essential oils, and these actions do not involve the distillation of alcohol, a still of any size is legal to own."
Wikipedia has this definition: -- "A still is an apparatus used to distill liquid mixtures by heating to selectively boil and then cooling to condense the vapor.[1] A still uses the same concepts as a basic distillation apparatus, but on a much larger scale. Stills have been used to produce perfume and medicine, water for injection (WFI) for pharmaceutical use, generally to separate and purify different chemicals, and to produce distilled beverages containing ethanol."
Ever hear of The SourceTurbo? It is an alcohol recovery unit. It takes alcohol and Cannaibs extracts and distills the alcohol, (the kind one drinks), from the extraction. One then either drinks the recovered alcohol, which would be moonshine I guess, or one recycles it. Google Extract Craft Source.
I think the issue is not whether one needs to worry about a cop seeing an OilXGreen. The issue is whether the cop can convince a prosecutor that one is doing something illegal with it. Since making and or consuming cannabis and or cannabis concentrates is as illegal as is making moonshine, as far as the Feds care, I am pretty sure anybody that would buy one of these has made peace with the fact a cop might see it and convince a prosecutor to prosecute.
I don't get all the angst. I am not sure that anybody who thinks a cop would be able to convince a prosecutor that this device is meant to produce moonshine knows much about how prosecutors choose who to prosecute. I find it amusing that somebody would rant about a product being illegal on forum where we all discuss using a substance that is just as illegal.
I mean, come on man! We are all breaking the law. And so are you Chris. You are giving advice on how to manufacture and market a device meant to used in conjunction with a Schedule 1 Narcotic. You are participant in a conspiracy. I don't know if you are using your real name but it don't matter. If an FBI agent reads this thread, and said agent convinces a Federal Prosecutor, (a really stupid one), to prosecute, a Federal judge will issue a warrants and they will track all of us down.
Are you shaking in your boots yet?