Patented scissor-cut dual-blade technology grinds 30-60 lb/hr at low heat and low friction, independently tested at less than 1% terpene loss. Made in the USA with food-grade 304 stainless steel.
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The best grinder holds a consistent particle size, limits fines, preserves terpenes, and stays easy to clean at your target throughput. A low-RPM scissor-cut grinder is built around those priorities, which is the Revolution 2.0 in a nutshell.
Operators plan around 15 to 30 lb per hour with flower at 7 to 10% moisture, and up to 400 lb per day with the right upstream staging. Actual throughput depends on moisture, nug size, and stem content.
In standard operation it runs at low RPM and slices rather than whips, so heat stays minimal. High-speed grinders running at far higher RPM can build heat that volatilizes terpenes and ruptures trichomes. Independent third-party testing measured less than 1% total terpene loss on the Revolution 2.0 at 9% moisture.
Yes. The Revolution 2.0 is used for both THC and CBD or hemp workflows in commercial processing settings.
Target 7 to 10% moisture for a stable grind and minimal smearing. The ideal bud or particle size entering the machine is about 2 inches or less, since the hopper throat is roughly 3 inches in diameter.
The Revolution 2.0 runs on 220V power at roughly 18 amps with a 3 HP industrial motor. Plan for a commercial install that matches your facility electrical standards.
The Revolution 2.0 is built from 304 food-grade stainless steel with an enclosed chamber and safety interlocks. A machine itself cannot be GMP certified, but the Revolution 2.0 is GMP compliant and built to OSHA standards using commercial-grade components.
The grinding chamber is fully enclosed in 304 stainless steel, so material enters through an enclosed hopper and exits the chute directly into a collection bin with minimal particulate escape. Because the machine slices rather than pulverizes, it does not knock off heavy trichome dust. A covered 27-gallon collection bin is recommended.
Plan for about 20 to 30 minutes. The interior is accessed through a removable back panel and quick-release inner chute, with no specialized tools required. Screen changes take roughly 15 minutes.
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