CenturionPro Mini vs Twister T4
Battle of the Trimmers: CenturionPro Mini vs Twister T4
Centurionpro Mini |
Twister T4 |
Type of Trimmer: Wet and Dry |
Type of Trimmer: Wet and Dry |
Wet Capacity: 35 pounds |
Wet Capacity: 23 pounds |
Dry Capacity: 7 pounds |
Dry Capacity: 7 pounds |
Blade Material: D2 hardened steel blade |
Blade Material: Nitrided Steel blade |
Number of Blades: 11 |
Number of Blades: 5 |
Tumbler Material: Stainless steel with option to upgrade to quantanium |
Tumbler Material: Stainless steel tumbler |
Tumbler Diameter: 6.5 inches |
Tumbler Diameter: 5 inches |
Tumbler Length: 27 inches |
Tumbler Length: 24.25 inches |
CenturionPro Mini Pros:
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Twister T4 Pros:
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When it comes to small-scale trimming, the CenturionPro Mini and the Twister T4 are often put head to head when it comes to performance. After all, they’re both designed for small to medium-scale growers with similar material capacities at some point. But how do they differ?
The CenturionPro Mini offers a wet capacity trimming of 35 pounds an hour and a dry trimming capacity of seven pounds dry. It uses stainless steel blades and a stainless steel tumbler, but you have the option to upgrade the latter with a Quantanium tumbler that’s easy to clean. If you’re looking for broader control, the CenturionPro Mini has an optional variable speed controller that’s sold separately.
The Twister T4 also offers a dry trimming capacity of seven pounds dry but only has a 23-pound capacity for wet buds. The T4 provides a variable speed control with up to 36 possible settings. While the T4 can be linked in threes, unfortunately, it can only trim dry in a two-trimmer system, unlike the Mini, which can also do three.
The CenturionPro Mini is great for those who want high-capacity trimming out of the box. The Twister T4, meanwhile, is an excellent option for those who want complete control over trim settings without buying an additional controller.