TrimPal 2 Unit Dry Trimming Machine | Bladeless, 11 in Basket, 15-Min Timer

TrimPal 2 Unit Dry Trimmer With a Pulling Action A slowly turning basket does all the work in this machine. It rolls dried buds against its own surface, and that gentle pulling action strips the long leaves without chopping into the flower. The basket measures 11 in and turns at 17 RPM, driven by a geared, brushless Dayton motor. Expect roughly 2 to 3 lbs per hour of trimmed flower from one operator. The motor draws about 3 A at startup and settles to 1.5 to 2 A while running, so a standard outlet handles it. A 15-minute interval timer sets each batch, and an overheat kill switch protects the motor. The machine weighs 55 lbs and fits on a bench or cart. Its frame is precision laser cut and powder coated. Load the basket, set the timer and let it run. Check the buds at the end of the cycle and run again if the finish needs more time. Getting a Clean Finish From a Bladeless Dry Trimmer Dryness is the setting that matters most. Material is ready when stems snap cleanly instead of bending, which usually means a few days of hang drying first. Buds that are still soft trim unevenly, because the leaf does not release under the pulling action. Remove fan leaves and cut buds from the stems before loading. Without blades, there is nothing to sharpen and nothing that nicks the flower. That also means the trim is a polish rather than a tight manicure, so very leafy strains may need a quick touch-up by hand. Cleaning is simple, with a recommended interval of about every 250 lbs processed. The basket comes off its shaft for cleaning between harvests. One person runs the whole process, from loading to emptying. It is made in the USA and suits home growers and small rooms that finish a few pounds at a time. Key Features Bladeless Pulling Action: Leaf is pulled off rather than cut, which keeps flower intact and leaves nothing to sharpen. 11 in Basket: The basket size suits small harvests finishing a few pounds per session. Geared Dayton Motor: A brushless, geared Dayton motor turns the basket at 17 RPM for a slow, gentle roll. 15-Minute Timer: Interval timing runs each batch so one operator can load, set and check. Overheat Kill Switch: Built-in protection shuts the motor down before heat damages it. Low Power Draw: About 3 A at startup and 1.5 to 2 A running on standard household power. Technical Specifications Specification Value Machine type Bladeless dry trimmer Throughput About 2 to 3 lbs per hour Basket size 11 in Motor Geared brushless Dayton motor, 17 RPM Current draw About 3 A start; 1.5 to 2 A running Timer 15-minute interval Protection Overheat kill switch Weight 55 lbs Dryness specification Trim when stems snap cleanly Cleaning interval About every 250 lbs Made in USA