Triminator TRP Stack Hydraulic Rosin Press - Double The Pressing Surface.
If you're looking to do solventless pressing on a commercial scale this 25 ton beast will perform like no other rosin press.
Pressing with 3 large platens (plates) instead of 2 literally doubles your production in each press and that makes profit maximization a breeze. It can press up to 3/4 lbs of bud per squeeze so if you're looking for productivity without sacrificing precision you really can't beat the TRP Stack.
Further improving productivity, the TRP Stack has a unique drip technology to make collection of your rosin easier. It does this by rotating the platen system to allow the freshly pressed rosin to drip onto a cooled surface. The two heating elements per platen (6 in total) ensure even heat distribution across the pressing surface for consistent yields and quality. No question about it a lot of thought and experience went into the design of this very impressive rosin press!
Preserve the rich terpene profiles and produce high quality flower rosin, bubble hash and sift with the Triminator TRP Stack.
Pump Options (Select above)
- Manual Hand Pump: $625 (Recommended)
- Hydraulic Foot Pump: $750 (Requires air compressor)
Features
- Plates: 6" x 10" dual food-safe aluminum heat plates
- 6 Heating Elements: two elements per platen for consistent temp across plates
- PID Temperature Control: set exact temperature for each platen *
- 25 Tons of Pressure: high pressure allows for lower temperatures while pressing, preserving terpenes
- Robust Frame: Northern California manufactured high strength alloy steel frame easily handles 25 tons of pressure
- Rotatable: the press can be rotated, so you can let the freshly pressed rosin drip off the platens onto a cool surface
- Voltage: 120V
- Current: 20 amps
- Hydraulic Cylinder: manual, air or electric pump options available (select yours above)
- Dimensions: 22.4 (H) by 27.3 (W) by 12.9 (L) inches
- Weight: 151 pounds
- Warranty: 2-year factory warranty
*The heat platens can operate at temperatures up to 225 degrees Fahrenheit, the PID ( Proportional Integral Derivative) could technically go higher, but to avoid damage to the plastic rod guides a max temp is set. You can also program to PID's to go as low as desired.
