Krush

Technology

Engineered differently.

Krush didn't set out to decorate a round grinder. It reconsidered the object: the shape, the footprint, the mass and what the material looks like when it leaves the dish.

Exploded view of a Krush square grinder

01

Form

The square form factor. The catalogue states it plainly: Krush “reinvented the wheel by making the form factor square.”

02

Function

Medium shred is the published target for KUBE 2.0 and KUBE 3.0 — a defined preparation outcome.

03

Consistency

The point of a grinder is repeatability: the same result on the tenth pass as on the first.

04

Hand feel

175 g, 185 g and 300 g of machined body. Flat faces, defined corners, no rolling.

05

Capacity

2.5 g dish on 2.0 and 3.0; 4.20 g on the 2.0 XL.

06

Design

A shape that is protected, not borrowed — see the intellectual property position below.

AThe airflow test

See the difference.

Below is a cross-sectional model of a packed joint. It illustrates a principle every roller already knows by feel: even, open packing draws differently from uneven, compacted packing. It is a visualization of a concept — not a measurement.

Conceptual visualization
INLETDRAW

Packing profile

Mixed / clumped

Modelled resistance

Higher, uneven

Draw behaviour

Channelled

Illustrative airflow model. The visualisation above communicates the concept of airflow resistance and distribution in a packed joint. It is not derived from laboratory measurement, and no comparative test data is being represented. Comparative airflow testing: REQUIRES VALIDATION.

Validated data

Measured performance

This section is reserved for third-party or in-house laboratory and engineering test results — particle-size distribution, pressure-drop measurement and repeatability data. Until that testing is completed and documented, Krush makes no measured comparative performance claim.

Requires validation

BIntellectual property

Not just different-looking.

Several issued patents and intellectual property covering the design and function of its cannabis grinders, plus community designs registered in the European Union.

Alongside that: full reach compliance, batch-level testing and a proprietary track-and-trace system for transparency and quality assurance.

Macro detail of a Krush grinder edge