CenturionPro DBT3 Accessory Kief Tumbler

Recover Kief from Your DBT3 Trim Bin Instead of Discarding It

A standard DBT3 batch trim cycle leaves trichome-rich kief mixed into the trim bin along with leaf material, and most of it goes straight into the waste bag. The CenturionPro DBT3 Kief Tumbler swaps in for the standard tumbler after a trim run and screens that same trim bin material through a 150-micron mesh, separating fine kief from the coarser leaf around it.

No tools are needed to make the swap — remove the standard DBT3 tumbler, drop in the kief screen tumbler, and run the trim bin contents through it before bagging what's left as waste.

Key Features & Benefits

• 150-Micron Mesh Screen — sized to pass fine kief while holding back larger trim.
• Tool-Free Swap — drops into the DBT3 in place of the standard tumbler.
• DBT3-Specific Fit — built for the CPS14400 Dry Batch Trimmer Model 3.
• Recovers Otherwise-Wasted Material — captures kief that would normally go out with the trim.
• Reuses Existing Trim Bin Material — runs on material already produced by a normal batch cycle.

Who Should Add This Accessory

Any DBT3 operator who currently bags trim bin material as waste is leaving recoverable kief behind. This accessory is most worth adding for operations processing enough trim volume per batch that the recovered kief adds up to a meaningful amount over a season.

How the 150-Micron Screen Separates Kief

Trichome heads are small enough to pass through a 150-micron mesh, while stem and leaf fragments are not, so running trim bin material through the screen leaves kief on one side and coarser trim on the other. The size cutoff is chosen to favor purity over maximum yield, so material passing through the screen is largely usable kief rather than a mix of kief and fine leaf dust.

Frequently Asked Questions

What screen size does this use?

A 150-micron mesh filter screen. That size passes fine trichome heads through while retaining larger leaf and trim fragments above the screen.

How do I use it?

Finish a standard DBT3 batch trim cycle and remove the trimmed flower, then swap the standard tumbler for this kief screen tumbler and run your trim bin contents through it. No tools are required for the swap.

Does it work on the DBT2 or DBT4 as well?

No. This accessory is built specifically for the DBT3 (CPS14400). CenturionPro sells a separate kief tumbler, the CPS17001, sized for the DBT2.

What does it actually recover?

It recovers trichome-rich kief that would otherwise stay mixed into the trim and get bagged as waste after a batch cycle. Running the trim bin material through the screen separates that kief out for its own use.

When should I run trim bin material through the tumbler?

Run it right after finishing a batch trim cycle, before bagging or discarding the trim bin contents. That keeps the kief-recovery step as a routine part of the DBT3 workflow rather than a separate task.