Extractor — Minecraft block

Extractor

Extractor is the Ala Industrial LV machine that doubles dyes from flowers and pulls blaze powder from rods for 240 EU per pull.

Block ID alaindustrial:extractor
Game versions
All versions

Description

The Extractor is an LV processing machine from Ala Industrial that pulls useful material out of raw inputs for 240 EU per operation. Drop a poppy in and the Extractor returns two red dyes instead of the one a crafting table gives, and the same doubling applies to most flowers, cactus, and blaze rods. The Extractor runs on 2 EU per tick, draws up to 32 EU per tick from an LV line, and stores 800 EU in its internal buffer. Each extraction takes 120 ticks, about six seconds, and the result stays in the output slot until the player or a hopper collects it, because auto-output is disabled. Feed the Extractor from a hopper-connected flower, kelp, or blaze farm and dyes, seeds, and blaze powder stop being a chore. The Extractor is crafted from a machine casing, an electronic circuit, four iron ingots, and a hopper on a crafting table, and it works identically on Fabric and NeoForge for Minecraft 26.2. Energy enters on the five working faces, while the front face the machine looks toward is inert, so route cables and hoppers around it. Any pickaxe breaks the Extractor, but it does not keep its charge when broken, so pick it up carefully or drain the buffer first.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:extractor
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:extractor
Stackable Yes (64)
Best tool Pickaxe
Renewable Yes
Hardness 3
Blast resistance 6
Java Edition Java Edition 26.2

Java Edition Guide

How to use an Extractor in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Craft the Extractor

    Place a machine casing in the center slot, an electronic circuit below it, iron ingots around the sides, and a hopper on the top row to craft one Extractor on a crafting table.

  2. 2

    Connect an LV power line

    Run a cable from an LV source such as a Generator to any working face of the Extractor, so the 800 EU buffer fills at up to 32 EU per tick. The front face is inert and accepts neither cables nor hoppers.

  3. 3

    Drop in raw material

    Place a flower, cactus, blaze rod, pumpkin, melon slice or gravel into the single input slot. Each pull costs 240 EU and runs for 120 ticks, about six seconds.

  4. 4

    Collect the doubled output

    Grab the result from the output slot by hand or attach a hopper underneath, since auto-output is disabled and the Extractor never ejects items on its own.

Charge is lost on break

Any pickaxe breaks the Extractor, but it does not keep its EU charge when broken. Drain the 800 EU buffer before picking the machine up if the energy matters.

How to craft this block

Frequently asked questions

Is the Extractor craftable in Minecraft?

Yes. Craft one Extractor on a crafting table from a machine casing in the center, an electronic circuit below it, iron ingots around the sides, and a hopper on the top row.

How much EU does the Extractor use per operation?

The Extractor costs 240 EU per extraction and consumes 2 EU per tick for 120 ticks, about six seconds, with an 800 EU internal buffer.

How many dyes does the Extractor produce from a flower?

Most flowers, cactus, and lily of the valley yield two dyes instead of the one a crafting table gives, while lilac and wither rose yield three dyes each.

Does the Extractor auto-output its result?

No. Auto-output is disabled, so the result stays in the output slot until a player or a hopper collects it manually.

Does the Extractor keep its charge when broken?

No. Any pickaxe breaks the Extractor, but the EU charge in its 800 EU buffer is lost when the block is removed, so drain it first if the energy matters.

Which tool breaks the Extractor fastest?

A pickaxe is the correct tool. The Extractor is a solid block with hardness 3.0 and blast resistance 6.0, softer than stone.

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