Triminator TRP Series User manual

QUICK START GUIDE
STEPS TO HELP DIAL IN THE
TRIMINATOR TRP SERIES ROSIN PRESSES
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SET / ADJUST TEMP
GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR PRESS
CHECK CURRENT TEMPERATURE SETTING
SET
Press the UP BUTTON and
the SET TEMP will show
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2Press the SET BUTTON and the
CURRENT TEMP will show again
INCREASE TEMP
SET
Press and hold the UP BUTTON
for 3 SECONDS
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2At desired temp, press the
SET BUTTON
DECREASE TEMP
SET
Hold the UP ARROW for
3 SECONDS
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Press the SET BUTTON3
2Then, press the DOWN ARROW
until the DESIRED TEMP is shown
SET
OUT
(AT)
ALM
OUT
SET
Rosin TRP PID
Rosin TRP Stack PID
TO BRING PRESS TO TEMP FASTER
on start up, press platens lightly together at
<500 PSI when bringing press to temperature
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TEMPERATURE TIPS
PICK A TEMP
LOW TEMP / COLD PRESSING
PLATTEN TEMPERATURE CONSISTENCY PRO’S CON’S
BETWEEN
160°F - 190°F
MAINTAIN MAXIMUM
TERPENES
SOME SACRIFICE
IN YIELD
BUDDER
LIKE
INCREASE IN
YIELD
HOT PRESSING
PLATTEN TEMPERATURE CONSISTENCY PRO’S CON’S
190°F - 220°F
MAX RECOMMENDED 225°F
POTENTIAL DECREASE
IN TERPENES
OIL,
SHATTER LIKE
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FAQ
WHY ARE THE
TEMPERATURES
FLUCTUATING?
The PIDs fluctuate while getting to and maintaining temperatures
to account for atmospheric changes and temperature influences on
the platens. Over time they learn the environment and fluctuate
less, there will always be some variation within a few degrees.
WHY DIDN’T THE
TEMPERATURE
DECREASE AFTER I
LOWERED THE TEMP?
The platens are designed to hold heat, once you lower the temp in
the PID it takes some time for them to lose heat. After setting to a
lower temp, the current temp will be displayed on the PID, if the
platen is cooling the temp will drop over time to the set temp.
ARE THE PIDS
READY TO GO?
Yes. They come factory set. For advanced setting or to reset the
PIDs see “PID Troubleshooting” section in the owner’s manual.

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CHOOSE A BAG
FLOWER
KIEF / DRY SIFT
15-30%
90-115
36-72
30-60%+
30-70%
36-72
BUBBLE
HASH / HASH
Note: These are general ranges and vary greatly based on many factors
MICRON SIZE
GENERAL YIELD RANGE
MICRON SIZE
GENERAL YIELD RANGE
MICRON SIZE
GENERAL YIELD RANGE
FILTER BAG SELECTION & YIELDS
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1 TEST WITH SMALL BATCH FOR EACH UNIQUE STRAIN OR PRODUCT
DIAL IT IN
OPTIMAL RELATIVE HUMIDITY
of product 55%-62%
SMALL TEST BATCH SIZE REGULAR BATCH SIZE
BUDS
SMALL TEST BATCH SIZE REGULAR BATCH SIZE
KIEF
2 START AT 200 DEGREES AS A BASE LINE AND ADJUST TEMP UP OR DOWN UNTIL
DESIRED RESULTS ARE ACHIEVED
200°
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HUMIDITY
Ideal humidity is between 55% and
62%. To assure proper humidity
levels, try pre-set humidity packs
from Integra; which get your material
to the ideal moisture level. If the
pressed material isn't moist enough
it will soak up the rosin before it is
able to be captured.
FILTER BAG MICRON SIZE
Bigger Micron number = bigger holes,
better yields.
Smaller Micron number = smaller
holes, higher quality.
TEMPERATURE AT WHICH
MATERIAL IS PRESSED
Increasing the temp will
increase the yield but may
decrease the number of
terpenes.
QUALITY OF PRODUCT
Grow it right, it treats you right,
quality in = quality out.
GOOD TO KNOW
TEMPERATURE AT WHICH YOUR MATERIAL IS PRESSED
Long exposure to higher temps 225+ can darken the color of your rosin, however this
is less important than quality and age in terms of color and clarity.
QUALITY OF
YOUR MATERIAL
It starts in the garden,
quality in = quality out.
AGE OF YOUR MATERIAL
The fresher the better,
over time oxidation and
degradation occurs
resulting in darker rosin.
3 FACTORS THAT IMPACT ROSIN COLOR & CLARITY
4 FACTORS THAT IMPACT ROSIN YIELD
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