14mm Tube Insert Tray™

$375.00
$375.00
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  • Made for 14mm tubes. Holds 115 tubes upright on the King Kone V2™.
  • Needs the Conversion Kit. The 115 Tube Conversion Kit™ is sold separately. Buy it once; it works with every insert size.
  • Match your tube width. Measure the tube only. If your tube has a filter tip or mouthpiece, allow for it when you pick the size.
  • One kit, six sizes. Keep an insert tray for each tube width you make.
  • 1 × 14mm Tube Insert Tray™

Conversion Kit not included.

  • Tube width: 14mm
  • Tubes per cycle: up to 115
  • Fits: King Kone V2™ with the 115 Tube Conversion Kit™
  • Other widths: 9mm · 10mm · 11mm · 12mm · 13mm

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Works with every 115 accessory

What you need to make tubes

Tubes on the V2™ need all three. Add the metering tray and packing fingers for an even fill and pack.

King Kone V2™

Fills tubes with the kit

The same V2™ that fills 169 cones fills up to 115 tubes per cycle with the Conversion Kit and an insert tray.

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115 Tube Conversion Kit™

Buy it once

Turns the V2™ into a 115-tube filler. One kit works with every insert tray, 9 to 14mm.

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Tube Insert Trays™

One per tube width

Holds 115 tubes upright on the V2™. Pick the tray that matches your tube, 9 to 14mm.

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Common questions

Still deciding? Our team can confirm the right setup for your production.

No. Buy the 115 Tube Conversion Kit once. It works with every insert tray from 9 to 14mm.

It is the tube size in millimeters, usually listed by your tube supplier. Match it to the insert tray.

For an even fill and pack, add the 115 Tube Metering Tray and the 115 Tube Packing Fingers.

Pick the fill you want in each tube. If you make more than one fill weight, keep a tray for each.

The trays measure by volume. A finer or drier grind weighs less in the same space, so check a few tubes on a scale.

Yes. Tubes on the V2™ need the 115 Tube Conversion Kit and an insert tray for your tube width.

They are optional. They give a firmer, more even pack after the tubes are filled.

Start with the standard 115 Tube Packing Fingers. Extended is for longer tubes when you want the pack to reach further down.

No. For cones, use the 169 Packing Fingers.