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Apollo has already been in the market. We stepped back from promoting it to improve the body, frame and key mechanical parts. The reintroduction brings those changes together under the independent Apollo brand. Explore Apollo’s history and real footage →

Reference: Apollo product information

Apollo is made for standard ground or milled cannabis flower. Dry kief and dry hash are the only compatible infusion types. It is not compatible with distillate, resin-infused material or extremely sticky ground flower.

OilCoat and KiefCoat are separate downstream machines for exterior coating of finished pre-rolls. Their capabilities do not extend the filler’s material compatibility.

Reference: Apollo product information, confirmed October 22, 2026

Yes. Apollo supports Futurola straight tubes as well as the standard tapered cone formats. The 84/26 Straight Slender has a cigarette-style appearance with a slight taper: Futurola lists a 9 mm opening, 7.8 mm base and 26 mm crutch. Its nominal capacity is approximately 0.5 g. Confirm tooling, target fill, finishing and production rate for your application.

Compare the format or explore the 3D filling animation.

Reference: Apollo compatibility information; Futurola product specifications

Download the Apollo spec sheet (PDF). For purchasing, request a current proposal that identifies the exact model, configuration and included equipment.

Reference: Apollo product information

Current interior photographs, earlier-machine operating footage and illustrative renders are labeled separately. Historical footage shows Apollo’s market history; it is not a measured test of the redesigned machine.

Reference: Apollo media records

The supplied Ground Flower Preparation SOP is number 118, Revision 0, dated February 23, 2023. It refers to Apollo Pro. Treat it as a legacy reference and ask the Apollo team for the documentation applicable to your machine and revision.

Reference: SOP 118 · cover

The SOP calls for employee training in the applicable procedures, quality checks and safety requirements. Confirm the training scope, responsible personnel and documentation with your proposal. Operators and service personnel should also receive the safety training appropriate to their responsibilities.

Reference: SOP 118 · p. 3; OSHA guidance

Keep batch identifiers, processing dates and quality-control results so records can be traced to the relevant batch. The SOP also calls for batch tracking and accountability. Your quality team should define the approved forms, review process and retention requirements.

Reference: SOP 118 · pp. 3, 8

No. Use the documentation approved for your specific machine and your facility’s procedures. This FAQ explains common ownership and documentation questions; model-specific service instructions belong in the applicable manual.

Reference: Apollo documentation guidance

It calls for clean hands, gloves, a clean work environment and established sanitation protocols to reduce contamination risk. Training and documented responsibilities are part of that program.

Reference: SOP 118 · p. 3

The SOP requires a regular maintenance schedule but does not establish a complete maintenance interval table for the redesigned Apollo. Obtain the applicable schedule and approved cleaning instructions for your machine, and keep service records.

Reference: SOP 118 · p. 3; Apollo documentation guidance

Do not treat a Stop button as proof that hazardous energy has been isolated. Electrical, mechanical and pneumatic energy can remain hazardous during servicing. Have trained, authorized personnel follow the machine-specific energy-control procedure and your facility’s lockout/tagout program.

Reference: OSHA: Control of Hazardous Energy

No. The legacy SOP mentions an NSF-rated accessory; that wording does not establish certification of the entire Apollo machine. NSF certification is specific to the product and certification scope. Verify the exact product in the applicable listing and request supporting documentation.

Reference: SOP 118 · p. 3; NSF certification guidance

The redesigned main Apollo requires 110 V AC at 60 Hz, with rated apparent power of ≤500 VA. Phase, required circuit amperage and plug / receptacle type remain to be confirmed for your configuration. The VA rating is not a circuit-breaker specification.

Confirm requirements separately for any external compressor, checkweigher or Coating Series machine. View electrical requirements or download the specifications.

Reference: Apollo Pro specification; applicability to redesigned Apollo confirmed October 22, 2026

Ask for the exact equipment configuration, installation requirements, delivery terms, training, spare-parts arrangements and written warranty and service terms. Confirm which items are included and which are quoted separately.

Reference: Apollo purchasing guidance

Email sales@leafypack.com with your company, machine model and serial number, and the document or assistance you need. For an equipment issue, include the displayed alarm and photographs taken from a safe position. The team can route your request.

Reference: Apollo contact information