EZ Trim Bud Trimmer With Airflow-Driven Bowl Trimming
Flower sits on a grate in a round bowl, and controlled airflow keeps it moving across the cutting surface. Silicone fingers separate and roll each bud so every side meets the blade, which trims leaf without crushing the flower. One operator typically produces 30 to 50 lbs per hour, measured in wet weight for wet trimming and dry weight for dry trimming. The machine runs on 120V and draws 10 A, so give it a dedicated circuit. Assembled, it measures 32 x 29 x 42 in and weighs 100 lbs. Four controls shape the result: airflow and suction, rotation and separation, blade height and batch time. Swapping between the wet grate and the dry grate changes the machine from fresh-cut trimming to cured-flower finishing. Dry trimming works best with flower at 10 to 14 percent moisture. Batches stay visible the whole time, so the operator stops the cycle the moment the finish looks right.
Getting More From the EZ Trim Satellite Collection System
Trimmed material gets sorted as it leaves the bowl. A patented filtration system pulls it through four bags with different micron levels. The first catches larger leaf and stem, which still has value for extraction. The second holds sugar leaf for extraction or pre-rolls. Bags three and four collect kief, a green B grade and a gold A grade. The same bags work by hand for manual dry sifting after the run. That sorting turns trim from waste into separate product streams. Airflow setting is the adjustment to learn first. Set it so flower circulates around the grate while the fingers still have time to roll each bud. Too little air leaves buds sitting still, and too much throws them around without cutting. Rotation and separation then get tuned per strain, which shortens batch times once dialed in. Wet and dry runs each need their own grate and blade setting. Expect a learning curve over the first few batches, because every strain responds a little differently.
Key Features
- Airflow-Driven Trimming: Adjustable airflow and suction circulate flower over the grate, cutting handling and needless agitation.
- Silicone Finger Rotation: Soft fingers separate and roll each bud so all sides reach the blade without bruising.
- Wet and Dry Grates: Separate grates and blade settings let one machine handle fresh harvests and cured flower.
- Four-Bag Collection: Leaf, sugar leaf and two kief grades land in separate micron bags, ready for extraction.
- Visible Batch Control: Operators watch each batch and set cycle time by eye for a consistent finish across strains.
- Quiet, Compact Frame: At 100 lbs on a 32 x 29 in footprint, it fits a trim room without dominating it.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Wet and dry bowl trimmer with airflow and suction |
| Production (single operator) | 30 to 50 lbs/hr dry, about 45 lbs/hr wet (wet weight when wet trimming, dry weight when dry trimming) |
| Electrical | 120VAC, 60 Hz, 10 A, 1200W |
| Assembled dimensions | 32 x 29 x 42 in (L x W x H) |
| Weight | 100 lbs |
| Shipping weight | 150 lbs |
| Shipping dimensions | 48 x 40 x 36 in |
| Collection | 4 bags with different micron levels (leaf and stem, sugar leaf, B-grade kief, A-grade kief) |
| Adjustable controls | Airflow and suction, rotation and separation, blade height, batch time |
| Dry trimming moisture | 10 to 14 percent |
| Warranty | 3 years |