Tabletop Hopper

Tabletop Hopper

$249.00

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Tabletop Hopper

Despite the small size, each CenturionPro Tabletop trimmer comes with an extra-large hopper. This makes consistent feeding of the machine easier in order to produce the most results in less time. To manage the quantity, the Tabletop hopper has a mesh bag and a sturdy base. This hopper comes complete with The Tabletop system. However, years of use can wear it down.

CenturionPro Solutions prides itself on quality parts and customer service. As a result, we stock all the replacement pieces to keep your trimmer running smoothly.

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CenturionPro Solutions retailers have access to all the replacement parts needed to keep your machine running smoothly. If you require a replacement part, please contact your nearest hydroponic store.

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Weight 7 lbs

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