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Thoughts on a trimmer

Ribbit90

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I need to increase in volume and from what I've been able to see, the muller martini merit s trimmer will cover my needs nicely, so my question is if it's a good choice or should I look for an alternative?
 
I checked out the Merit S when I needed to ramp up my operations. It's a reliable choice for mid-volume tasks, handling up to 4,000 cph, and has an 80mm thickness. Plus, the setup is pretty quick. If you're looking to go for higher volumes or want more automation, you might want to consider the Solit Pro or Granit. But if not, the Merit S should work just fine for your needs.
 
I checked out the Merit S when I needed to ramp up my operations. It's a reliable choice for mid-volume tasks, handling up to 4,000 cph, and has an 80mm thickness. Plus, the setup is pretty quick. If you're looking to go for higher volumes or want more automation, you might want to consider the Solit Pro or Granit. But if not, the Merit S should work just fine for your needs.
Thanks for the outline. Yeah, the cph volume will be fine, and I don't need any more automation than the basic one the merit offers. I was thinking of recomendations that are similar if they would work better?
 
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