
GreenBroz G Lite Grinder for Tabletop Batch Grinding
This is a destemmer and a grinder in one tabletop unit, sized for a craft operation feeding a pre-roll line. Dried flower goes into the infeed hopper, and low-RPM paddles mill it against a perforated stainless screen. Stems and crutches stay intact rather than shattering, so they drop into their own side of a dual-section catch. Throughput reaches 15 lbs per hour, and GreenBroz sizes it for operations harvesting around 50 lbs per cycle. Grind size comes from the screen, with 1/8 in, 5/32 in and 3/16 in options. Screens swap quickly, and any standard stainless perforated sheet of the right format fits as well. Wetted parts are 316 stainless steel and HDPE, food-grade and ready for washdown. The extended grinding chamber keeps friction heat down, which protects trichomes and terpenes. Variable speed control and a manual tilt let the operator match the grind to the material. The machine measures 32 x 14 x 19 in and weighs 75 lb. It runs on standard 120V power, with a 230V version for export markets.
Setting Up a Pre-Roll Grinder for Consistent Fill
Consistent grind is what makes a pre-roll pack evenly and burn evenly, and that starts with flower at the right moisture. Material that is too wet smears through the screen, while overdry flower turns to dust and fines. Most operators start on the middle screen, run a test batch and adjust speed before committing a full load. A finer screen suits small cones and machine-filled tubes, while a coarser cut keeps larger joints from packing too tight. Tilting the body directs the destemmed stems into their side of the catch, keeping them out of the finished grind. Because the paddles turn slowly, the motor stays quiet enough for a shared processing room. Washdown at the end of a shift is simple, since the contact surfaces are stainless and HDPE. A three-year manufacturer warranty covers defects. Its honest limit is scale. At this pace a large facility grinding hundreds of pounds a week will want several units or a floor-standing mill. For a craft brand or a dispensary-scale pre-roll program, the tabletop format keeps the job compact.
Key Features
- Destem and Grind in One Pass: Stems stay whole and separate into their own catch, so the finished grind is clean flower.
- Swappable Grind Screens: Screen size sets the particle size, so one machine covers several cone and joint formats.
- Low-RPM Paddles: Slow milling and an extended chamber limit friction heat that would damage trichomes.
- Food-Grade Construction: 316 stainless steel and HDPE contact parts clean up quickly with a washdown.
- Variable Speed and Manual Tilt: Speed and angle adjust to the material instead of forcing every batch through the same setting.
- Tabletop Footprint: A compact frame fits on a sturdy bench in a processing room.
- Three-Year Warranty: Manufacturing defects are covered by a standard three-year limited warranty.

Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Tabletop batch grinder and destemmer |
| Throughput | Up to 15 lbs per hour |
| Suggested harvest size | About 50 lbs per cycle |
| Grind screens | 1/8 in, 5/32 in, 3/16 in; accepts standard perforated stainless sheet |
| Contact materials | 316 stainless steel, HDPE (food-grade, washdown ready) |
| Controls | Variable speed, manual tilt |
| Separation | Dual-section material catch for flower and stems |
| Power | 120VAC, 60 Hz (230VAC, 50 Hz version available) |
| Dimensions | 32 x 14 x 19 in |
| Weight | 75 lb |
| Warranty | 3-year limited |