Sheet metal and wire rolling mill - 5 rollers included

This economical laminator is perfect for those who are just starting out in the world of jewelry or for those who have a small workshop. It is the most convenient option for beginners.

Laminator is useful for rolling sheets and wire. Laminourl comes with five rollers included, all hardened to 50-55HRC and made of EN31 quality steel:

2 x flat roll (75 x 41 mm Ø)
2 x textured rollers to create interesting effects
1 x semi-round and V-shaped wire roll to allow you to create your own wire

The wire roll measures approximately 75 mm long x 41 mm in diameter and has:

8 x V-shaped grooves: 0,5 mm, 0,8 mm, 1,0 mm, 1,5 mm, 2,0 mm, 2,5 mm, 3,0 mm and 4 mm
7 x semi-round grooves: 1,0 mm, 1,5 mm, 2,0 mm, 2,5 mm, 3,0 mm, 3,5 mm, 4,0 mm and 4,5 mm

Careful! When using rollers, make sure the surface is clean, free of dust or debris that could contaminate your wire.

Careful! Cash on delivery is not accepted for bulky products - over 10 kg!

This rolling mill is part of the range of essential tools for jewelry artists, and is an amazing value for money. The rolling mill comes with a 1-year warranty.

Key Features:
Roller size: 76 mm x 41 mm
Sheet thickness: 3mm
Sheet width: 70 mm
Thread capacity: 0,75 mm to 5,75 mm
Metal: soft metals, including gold and silver
Speeds: 3: 1 transmission ratio
Wire and pulley one roll: 6,75 mm
Maximum open roll: 4 mm
Transport rotation: 0,86 mm
Net weight: 17,3 kg
Gross weight: 22,5 kg

Total size of the rolling mill (without handle): 190mm x 190mm x 290mm

The rollers are coated with an inhibitory protective substance, which helps prevent their rusting. The cover is easy to remove and is recommended! Here's how:

Step 1
To remove the Cosmoline Layer, wipe the tool with a paper towel or other disposable absorbent. This alone should be sufficient to keep the instrument clean and usable.

Step 2
If any substance remains on the tool, use a small amount of kerosene or paint thinner on a clean paper towel or other disposable absorbent material to dissolve it.

Great attention! Thin metal and extra force can cause the gear to break.