CenturionPro HPM - Single High Performance Mini Bucker

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Expanding on CenturionPro’s vision to develop an industry-leading bucker for every harvest, the HP Mini Bucker is a powerful yet affordable solution to streamline small to medium harvests. The HP Mini Bucker comes with three hole sizes, accepts wet or dry stems up to 1/2” and can buck up to 125 lbs per hour wet (up to 25 lbs per hour dry).

The elite harvesting solution benefits from a 0.75 HP gear driven motor with variable speeds for formidable power and versatility.  Variable speed control makes processing wet and dry plants a breeze, while stainless steel and anodized aluminium construction makes it robust and easy to clean. Backed by a 5 year warranty.

Upgrade your HP Mini Bucker to include a stand. Make the most of your processing time with added ease of de-stemming and improve portability as our bucker stands operate on a 4-wheel system.

Features:

Feed Types Wet/Dry
Feed Entry Sizes 3-hole (1/4”, 3/8", 1/2”)
Feed Throughput +125 lbs/hr (Wet) | +25 lbs/hr (Dry)
Roller Sets Neoprene Rubber
Reverse Operation Yes
Duty Cycle Continuous
Pull Speed 10-30 in/s
Pull Strength > 400 lbs
GMP Compliant Yes
UL Compliant Yes
CE Compliant Yes
RoHS Compliant Yes
Primary Material 304 Stainless Steel / Aluminum

Specifications:

Input Voltage NA: 120V, 60Hz Single Phase
EU, AUS: 240V, 50Hz Single Phase
Current Draw NA: < 6A Operating
EU, AUS: < 3A Operating
Drive Motor 0.75HP, IP54 | 1690 RPM
Variable Speed Control Yes
Weight 97lbs / 44kg
Length 22in / 56cm
Width 16in / 41cm
Height 20in / 51cm
Circuit Breaker Required NA: 15A/120V
EU, AUS: 15A/220V

Additional Requirements

Extension Cord
14 AWG (min AWG SIZE)
7.6m/25ft MAX LENGTH

Dry Bucking Tips

Best practices when bucking dry flower

Moisture Content

The moisture content of your cannabis is critical to minimize flower damage. If it is too dry, flower may fall apart when bucked. If it is too wet, buds may compact degrading trichomes.

To achieve optimal results when bucking, the moisture content of flower should be between 12% and 14%.

Desired Dankness

For peak bucking performance, buds should be “springy” and return to their original shape when squeezed. Manual bucking can be done when the big stems are still pliable, but the smaller stems snap when bent.

When harnessing  a CenturionPro GC or HP bucker, the smaller stems must be pliable as well. This ensures they fold and can be comprehensively stripped upon entering the bucking machine. If stems are brittle, they will simply break off and may not be properly cleared.

Machine Speed

When bucking dry flower decreasing the machine's speed often produces better results, which is why the variable speed control on CenturionPro's HP buckers is so beneficial. Reducing the motor tempo to half of its regular speed can ensure stems are totally stripped and mitigate bud damage. 

Dry Bucking 101

Establishing the Environment

• Ensure adequate space
• Review electrical requirements
• Have adequate bins for product transport
• Cooler temperatures in processing room is beneficial

Preparing the Plant

• Cut main stalk
• Separate each individual stem, leaving no shoots attached
• Leave enough stem to provide machine clearance
• Ensure clean angled cuts for precise feeding

Feeding the Machine

• Supply stems bottom first into the bucker
• Feed the stem into the closest fitting hole
• Use the variable speed controller to adjust flow
• Keep stems flower side up where possible

NOTE: Any missing or damaged items must be reported within 7 days of receiving shipment. Once machinery/parts are opened and/or used they are no longer eligible for refund or exchange. Customers can only return if written notice of return or a RMA# (Return Material Authorization Number) has been provided by CenturionPro Solutions within 7 days of receiving their machine and the machine or any component of which has not been used. There will be a 20% restocking fee and the customer will be responsible for all shipping costs. Returns must be packaged the same as they arrived and Centurion Pro is not liable for any shipping damage incurred on return. If damage occurs in transit on return, CenturionPro will refuse the return and customer will need to process a claim with their shipping provider. All unauthorized returns will be rejected by Centurion Pro and returned to the shipper at sender's expense. As a courtesy, BGH may assist with warranty claims and repairs by acting as a liaison between the customer and the manufacturer. 

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