Brother’s AC Induction Washdown Gearmotor Powers Cannabis Trimming Machine to be Showcased at MJBizCon
Canadian Packaging
Automation Robotics Brother Gearmotors Brother International Corporation Cannabis GreenBroz Dry Trimmer ZEnergy Efficient Motor Supports Operation of GreenBroz Dry Trimmer Z
Brother Gearmotors, a division of Brother International Corporation that offers a wide range of ultra-reliable, sub-fractional AC gearmotors and reducers for the food & beverage, packaging and material handling industries, has entered the cannabis market with the incorporation of AC Induction motors into a premium cannabis dry trimming machine. The GreenBroz Dry Trimmer Z will be showcased November 14-16 at MJBizCon in Las Vegas, the world’s largest cannabis industry conference.
Brother gearmotors are cost-effective, compact and long lasting, and offer several advantages including:
- Virtually maintenance free; lubricated and sealed for life
- Extremely configurable; several shaft configurations and custom options available
- High efficiency, further enhanced with quiet helical and hypoid gearing
The GreenBroz Dry Trimmer Z features a patented design that ensures gentle rolling of cannabis flowers, and a trim functionality allowing material to maintain its curves and unique shape throughout the trimming process. The machine is exceptionally quiet, as its 40-watt conveyor motor produces minimal noise and requires no vacuums or large attachments. Its patented blade design enables trimming at the expedient pace of 8-12 pounds per hour.
According to Matthew Roberson, Vice President of Brother Gearmotors: “The cannabis industry just makes sense for us. Our power range is from 1/50th HP to 3HP and this is exactly what this industry is using for their processing equipment. Also, our ability to offer different technologies, like Brushless DC, AC induction and Permanent Magnet motors will help machine builders select the ideal gearmotor for their application needs. We also offer a range of electronic controls that will help them fine-tune their machines”
Advertisement
