Amped Wolverine Dry Sift Tumbler | 10-15 kg Batches

Amped Wolverine Dry Sift Tumbler | 10-15 kg Batches When trim and biomass pile up faster than hand-sifting or a compact Amped Mini Dry Sift Tumbler can handle, processing becomes a major bottleneck. The Amped Wolverine runs 10–15 kg of dry biomass per batch in 30–60 minutes. That turns a backlog of bins into collected sift in a single session. The Wolverine tumbles material inside a 69.15-gallon internal drum wrapped in US-made 304 stainless steel 60-mesh screen. The 0.0092" openings let trichome heads fall through while plant matter stays inside the drum. Separated sift drops into a 5.45-gallon collection tray inside the enclosure. A 200W motor drives the drum through a neodymium magnetic clutch, with speed adjustable from 0–45 RPM. The enclosure measures 48" × 30.5" × 36", weighs 135 lb, and has an FDA-approved powder coat finish. Every Wolverine is welded, wired, and run-tested at Amped's Wenatchee, Washington shop before it ships. It's available in 110V or 220V. Features 🌿10–15 kg Per Batch Processes 10–15 kg of dry biomass per run in 30–60 minutes for commercial-scale dry sift. 🔩US-Made 60-Mesh Screen 304 stainless mesh with 0.0092" openings separates trichome heads from plant material. 🛢️69-Gallon Internal Drum A 24" × 36" drum gives large loads room to tumble. An Amped Wolverine Replacement Tumbler Drum is available separately. 🧲Magnetic Clutch Drive A 200W motor with variable 0–45 RPM speed lets you dial in agitation for each batch. 📥Enclosed Collection Tray A 5.45-gallon tray inside the enclosure catches sift as it falls through the mesh. 🏭Run-Tested Before Shipping Welded, wired, and tested in Wenatchee, Washington, then finished in FDA-approved powder coat. Specifications Specification Value Batch Capacity 10–15 kg dry biomass Cycle Time 30–60 minutes Voltage 110V or 220V Motor 200W at 110V, 0–45 RPM, magnetic clutch Enclosure Dimensions 48" L × 30.5" W × 36" H Enclosure Weight 135 lb Outer Drum 40" L × 25" W × 28" H, 30 lb Internal Drum 24" dia × 36" L, 69.15 gal Mesh 304 stainless steel, 60 mesh, US made (0.0075" wire, 0.0092" opening) Collection Tray 5.45 gal Materials HDPE, 304 stainless steel, PLA, neodymium magnets Finish FDA-approved powder coat Wolverine vs Mini Amped Wolverine Amped Mini Best For Commercial-scale dry sift of biomass Smaller runs and tight workspaces Batch Capacity 10–15 kg dry biomass, 30–60 min - Footprint Floor-standing enclosure, 48" L × 30.5" W × 36" H, 135 lb Benchtop, fits a workbench or cart Drum Internal 24" dia × 36" L, 69.15 gal Stainless mesh drum Mesh 304 stainless, 60 mesh, US made (0.0075" wire, 0.0092" opening) Stainless mesh Collection 5.45 gal tray inside the enclosure Removable collection tray Viewing Enclosed Viewing panels on front and top Drive 200W at 110V, 0–45 RPM, magnetic clutch - Voltage 110V or 220V - Extra Drums Available separately - Frequently Asked Questions How much material can the Wolverine process at once?+ The Wolverine handles 10–15 kg of dry biomass per batch. Material tumbles inside a 69.15-gallon internal drum, which gives large loads room to move against the mesh. How long does a dry sift batch take?+ A typical batch runs 30–60 minutes. With speed adjustable from 0–45 RPM, you can tune agitation and run time to the material you're processing. What mesh does the Wolverine drum use?+ The drum uses US-made 304 stainless steel 60-mesh screen with 0.0075" wire and 0.0092" openings. Trichome heads pass through into the collection tray, while plant material stays in the drum. Is the Wolverine available in 220V?+ Yes. The Wolverine is offered in both 110V and 220V configurations. Select the voltage that matches your facility's power when ordering. Can I buy additional drums for the Wolverine?+ Yes, an Amped Wolverine Replacement Tumbler Drum is sold separately. A second drum lets you load the next batch while the current one runs. How is the Wolverine built and tested?+ Each Wolverine is welded, wired, and run-tested at Amped's shop in Wenatchee, Washington before it ships. It's built from HDPE, 304 stainless steel, PLA, and neodymium magnets, and finished in an FDA-approved powder coat.