High-Tech Shredder 110 Cup | 2 lb a Cycle, 100 lb an Hour

The High Tech Shredder 110 Cup at Volume

Two pounds of material goes through in three to seven seconds. How close to three depends on moisture, because wet material drags and dry material flies. One operator working steadily moves about 100 lb in an hour. The 110 cup figure is the batch capacity the machine is built around. That number decides whether a shift is one long queue or a working rhythm. Pre-roll production is the obvious home for it, and extraction prep is the other. Both want particle size consistent rather than fine. This is not a bench grinder with a bigger motor. It is equipment bought to replace labour hours on a processing line. Cycle time is short enough that loading becomes the bottleneck rather than grinding.

What a Commercial Shredder Changes in Pre-Roll Prep

Throughput is the first decision here and quality is the second. Hand-breaking material is the slowest step in most pre-roll lines, and it is the one that varies most between operators. A machine removes that variance, which matters more than raw speed once you are filling cones by the thousand. Particle consistency feeds directly into fill weight consistency. Uneven grind means uneven cones, and uneven cones mean rework. The honest limit is that a shredder does not sort. Stems and fines come out with everything else unless something downstream separates them. Pair it with a sifter when the line needs clean material and not just fast material. Cleaning between strains is the other cost nobody budgets for.

Key Features

• Batch capacity: Around two pounds of material per cycle
• Cycle time: Three to seven seconds depending on moisture
• Throughput: About 100 lb an hour with a single operator
• Chamber: A 110 cup working chamber
• Intended use: Pre-roll production and extraction prep at volume
• Particle size: Consistent reduction rather than powder

Technical Specifications