TRP Stack Solventless Commercial Rosin Press
The Professional Rosin Extraction Solution
$1,380 Off Dec 1 - 31
Produce outstanding solventless rosin at scale with the Triminator TRP Stack Commercial Rosin Press. Preserve terpenes while pressing award-winning bubble hash, sift, and flower rosin. The revolutionary Rosin TRP Stack features multiple food-grade aluminum platens for faster production and patented Easy Pivot™ drip technology for terpene-rich, high-quality rosin.
In the competitive cannabis retail environment, the TRP Stack solventless Rosin Press allows growers to maximize their profit and create additional revenue by adding one of the most valuable SKUs to their retail offerings. Triminator’s innovative rosin press technology makes it easy for you to turn your product into market-leading rosin and cannabis concentrate.
TRP Stack
Commercial Rosin Press
Benefits

Used by 2019's Best Solventless Emerald Cup Award Winner

Industry-Leading
Technology

Specifications
Height
22 IN / 57 CM
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Width
27 IN / 69 CM
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Length
13 IN / 33 CM
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Weight
151 LBS / 68 KG
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Power Req
120 V, 20 P
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Drip Tech
Yes
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Platen Size
6 IN X 10 IN / 15 CM X 25 CM
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Platen Count
3
Learn from our rosin education team
Set the Temperature
Individually adjust each platen’s temperature in a few easy clicks. Wait 15 minutes for the temperature to stabilize.
Note: This video features the original Triminator TRP Rosin Press with controls similar to the triple-platen TRP Stack.
Attach Your Pump
Attaching your hydraulic line is simple. Insert your hose and thread the connector together until they’re finger-tight. No tools are needed!
Fill Your Bags
Fill your rosin bags loosely to avoid breakage. Remember to position parchment paper below the TRP Stack when using the Easy Pivot drip tech system for terpene retention.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on your input material - and your rosin press. For high potency materials like bubble hash, aim low. A temperature of 170-180°F will work well.
For flower and trim, you’ll need more heat or pressure to flow the oil out of the biomass. Think 190-210°F, but no more than 220°F.
Note: These temperature stats may be significantly higher if you’re not using the TRP Stack when lower pressures are used.