Pollinator® P500

Automatic dry sifting machine for up to 500 g plant material

This is the original dry sifting machine, invented winter 1992, released on the market in November 1994.

The Pollinator® P500 is a compact and reliable dry-sift machine designed to separate pollen or trichomes from dried flowers and plant material with efficiency and precision. Its automated drum system makes the process simple, clean, and highly effective—saving you hours of manual work. Built with durable materials and tested for long-term use, the P500 is the perfect tool for small to medium-scale plant material processing.

Features:

• Processes up to 500g of material per cycle

• Easy-to-clean drum

• Quiet, efficient motor with low energy use

Ideal for hobbyists, small labs, or anyone looking to maximize value from their flowers and plants.

How it works:
Run the sifting process in an as cold as possible work environment and freeze the plant material prior to filling the drum.

Fill up the drum, place it into the machine, turn on and wait for several minutes;
Stop the machine, remove the drum, collect the pollen/trichomes.
Repeat until your material is depleted and/or your product is too green.

By default we equip every Pollinator® with a 150 µm screen drum. For other screen sizes, take a look at our Extra Drums section.

Pro tip:
The Pollinator® P500 fits into a top-loading freezer. You will obtain the best dry sift results at low temperatures.
Note: Beware of condensation water!

Legal Notice:

• Responsibility of the User:

  The notice places the onus on the user to verify the legality of their use of the potentially dual-use product in their specific location.
• Legitimate vs. Illegitimate Use:

  The product has legitimate uses (e.g., cosmetics, horticulture, apiculture, palynology, educational, medical, industrial), but the user must not use it for any purpose that is illegal.
• No Guarantee of Legal Compliance:

  The seller is not guaranteeing that your use of the product will be compliant with local laws.
• Check Local Regulations:

  You must consult and comply with your local laws and regulations to ensure your application is lawful.