CenturionPro Dry Batch Trimmer - Model 3 w/ Speed Control (50 lbs/hr) Water Filters quality blossoms and abundant fruit Width:10 ft

Name: CenturionPro Dry Batch Trimmer - Model 3 w/ Speed Control (50 lbs/hr) Water Filters quality blossoms and abundant fruit Width:10 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 20551432856
Price: 4747.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.762300000000001 (22 reviews)

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SKU 20551432856

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Description

CenturionPro Dry Batch Trimmer Model 3 w Speed Control (50 lbs hr) Water Filters quality blossoms and abundant fruit Width:10 ft quality blossoms and abundant fruit and vegetables The TrimBin Filter will nest into all other Trim Bins—sold separately—for maximum processing power the DBT Model 3 is ideal for medium to large harvests looking to streamline processes while safeguarding standards or density

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