MINI REVOLUTION COMMERCIAL CANNABIS GRINDER

Looking for a grinder that doesn’t eat your space or your margins? The Mini Revolution Commercial Cannabis Grinder is built for teams that need speed, consistency, and clean output, without the bulk. This machine fits right on your bench, runs quietly, and turns out clean, fluffy material every single time. If you’re scaling production and don’t want to babysit your grind station, this one’s worth a closer look.

Strain-Agnostic, Precision-Crafted Closures

The Mini Revolution doesn’t care what cultivar you’re working with; it produces a consistent grind across strains, so your pre-rolls come out uniform and tight without jamming up downstream tools.

One day it’s a sticky hybrid. Next day, it's a dry and leafy batch from last month’s harvest. If you’ve worked in a mid-volume pre-roll facility, you’ve probably spent hours adjusting your grinder, cleaning out clogged parts, or dealing with fills that just wouldn’t pass QC. The Mini Revolution’s blades cut instead of press, so instead of gumming everything up or turning it into powder, you get a fluffy, workable grind.

Here’s what this really means on the floor:

• No need to change blades between batches
• Consistent fill weight and cone structure, even with mixed textures
• No flower clumps that clog your pre-roll filling machines
• Easier integration with custom pre-roll packaging lines
• Keeps stems and seeds intact for easy post-sifting (if that’s your process)

Compact Footprint, Commercial Performance

This grinder gives you the output of a full-sized commercial grinder without hogging your workbench. It’s compact, ergonomic, and built to keep up with production volume.

The Mini Revolution really doesn’t need a cart, a forklift, or a tech from IT to plug it in. This thing fits on a tabletop, and it runs quietly enough that you won’t have to yell over it during your QC checks. It’s been tested in co-pack rooms with 15+ lb/day outputs. No overheating. No jamming. 

Here’s what small-footprint commercial performance looks like:

• Works with a standard 110v outlet, no crazy wiring upgrades
• Weighs under 70 lbs, one person can move it
• Keeps a low profile so your team doesn’t lose surface area
• Ergonomic access to blade and bin, cleanout doesn’t wreck your back
• Perfect for satellite facilities or expansion units testing new SKUs
• Easily syncs with compact filling equipment

Pre-Roll & Extraction Ready Output

The Mini Revolution produces a grind that's dialed in for both pre-roll production and extraction. We’ve seen this grinder used on both ends of the spectrum: pre-roll cones flying off the line and solventless hash teams prepping wash-ready material. 

Here’s where it really performs:

• Supports pre-roll lines running 50-200 cones per cycle
• Cuts flower (not compresses it), so you don’t damage your output
• Keeps your terp content steady from grind to fill
• Leaves less mess in your catch bin

Preserve Potency, Minimize Waste

This commercial cannabis grinder keeps your flower cool during grinding, helping you hold onto more trichomes and waste a whole lot less in the process. So what’s the secret?

• A cutting system that avoids compression or friction-based damage
• Variable speed controls to prevent overworking delicate nugs
• Fewer blade rotations = less heat = less airborne loss
• Trichomes stay stuck where they should be, not smeared across your screen
• Faster post-grind cleanup, so you're not scraping flower dust off every surface

Streamline Your Workflow

The Mini Revolution helps you move from bulk flower to grind-ready output faster, with fewer slowdowns and less product loss along the way. Here’s how it speeds things up:

• You don’t need a dedicated operator to run it
• Blades swap fast, fine to coarse takes under 60 seconds
• The grind bin holds volume without compacting material
• You can clean it between batches without taking the whole thing apart
• OSHA-compliant safety switches mean your team doesn’t need extra training just to turn it on

Ready to Build a Smarter Pre-Roll Setup?

The Mini Revolution delivers consistent, commercial-grade performance in a tabletop format. If your team’s pushing volume or prepping SKUs across multiple formats, this grinder keeps pace without breaking your flow.

At the center of every streamlined workflow is The Cones Factory itself, the starting point for equipment, papers, and support. Operators aiming to scale often tap into the wholesale program and explore custom product options while testing new strains through targeted sample packs. Budget-minded teams can keep an eye on the current sales collection for cost-effective inventory.

What’s in the Box?

Everything you need to get grinding right away:

• STM Mini Revolution Grinder
• Fine Blade Disc
• Coarse Blade Disc
• Collection Bin
• 12-Month Parts and Labor Warranty

For day-to-day guidance, our industry news hub offers deep dives such as five ways a cone filler boosts efficiency, fresh pre-roll packaging ideas, and a practical guide on using a cone machine to keep every step dialed in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a commercial cannabis grinder used for?

A commercial cannabis grinder is used to process bulk flower into consistent particle sizes suitable for production. It helps standardize pre-roll filling, improve packaging efficiency, and prep material for extraction workflows. Unlike personal grinders, commercial models are built for higher volume and continuous use.

How is a commercial grinder different from a consumer grinder?

Consumer grinders are smaller and manual, designed for occasional use. Commercial grinders are motorized, can process pounds per hour, and are engineered to protect plant structure while handling dense or sticky material. They’re also easier to clean and maintain at scale.

What size output does a commercial cannabis grinder produce?

Most commercial grinders allow you to choose between fine or coarse output using interchangeable blades or screens. The goal is to achieve uniform particle size without compressing or over-processing the flower. Output size may vary depending on the machine and blade settings.

Can commercial grinders handle different strains equally well?

Yes, higher-end commercial grinders like the Mini Revolution are built to process a variety of strains without clogging or requiring recalibration. They offer strain-agnostic performance by focusing on cutting rather than pressing the flower.

Are commercial grinders compatible with pre-roll filling machines?

Most commercial grinders, including tabletop units, are designed to pair with pre-roll filling machines. They produce a grind that feeds smoothly into cone-filling systems without clumps or irregular particles, which helps maintain consistent fill weight and appearance.

How much flower can a commercial grinder process per hour?

Processing capacity varies by model. Some units process as little as 5 pounds per hour, while others can exceed 20 pounds depending on speed settings and material density. Mid-sized tabletop grinders often average around 10-15 pounds per hour.

Do commercial grinders affect terpene or cannabinoid content?

Grinders that use low-friction, low-heat mechanisms help minimize any loss of plant compounds. Systems with variable speed control and non-compressive cutting methods are ideal for preserving product quality during processing.

Is it easy to clean a commercial cannabis grinder?

Yes, especially tabletop models built for small to mid-volume use. Many include removable blades and catch bins for easy cleaning between batches. Look for models that require minimal disassembly and are built with food-grade, low-static materials.

Can commercial grinders be used for extraction preparation?

Definitely. The right grinder can prepare flower for solventless extraction or other processes by creating uniform, trichome-rich output. Machines with precise particle control reduce the need for post-processing or sorting.

What certifications or safety features should a grinder have?

Look for grinders that are OSHA-compliant and made with food-grade stainless steel. Safety switches, enclosed cutting zones, and materials traceability (like web certification) are good indicators of a reliable machine for regulated markets.