Tabletop Quantanium Wet Tumbler
Tabletop Quantanium Wet Tumbler CAL_6997 CAL_6909 CAL_6912 CAL_6916 CAL_6918 CAL_6922 CAL_6927 CAL_6933 CAL_6937 CAL_6942 CAL_6948 CAL_6955

Quantanium Wet Tumbler

$699.00

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Tabletop Quantanium Wet Tumbler

The CenturionPro Tabletop Quantanium wet tumbler allows the processing of wet material as opposed to dry.

The unique, non-stick Quantanium coating prevents precious trichomes from adhering the tumbler surface without the need for sprays. Therefore, CenturionPro machines result in 40% greater trichome preservation than the competition! As such, it preserves the natural flavors and aromas of the strain. In addition, the Quantanium tumbler optimizes harvesting as no downtime is required clean the tumbler throughout the day. Plus, all each Quantanium tumbler is without PTFE/PFOA. Click here to learn more!

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Weight 7.4 lbs

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