3-in-1 Manual Jewellery Rolling Mill with chrome steel rollers, T-bar adjustment, side crank handle and half-round replacement roller — blue cast iron frame
Jewellery rolling mill functions diagram showing flat sheet 76mm capacity, 7 square-wire sizes and 9 half-round wire sizes with 0.1–7mm opening and 1:2.5 gear ratio
Jeweller feeding copper sheet through manual rolling mill on workbench — no electricity required, hand crank operation
Step-by-step guide: secure rolling mill to bench, adjust roller gap with T-bar, feed annealed metal stock, turn side handle to roll
What's included with manual rolling mill: main unit, semicircular groove replacement roller, T-bar handle, side crank, shims, fasteners, handle and screw
Manual jewellery rolling mill key dimensions: 355x135x295mm, 76mm sheet capacity, 0.1–7mm roller gap, 1:2.5 gear ratio, 17.3kg, cast iron frame with forged chrome steel rollers
Best For and Not For comparison chart: rolling mill suits flat sheet up to 76mm, square wire, half-round wire, small jewellery workbench and non-ferrous metals; not for round wire, sheet over 76mm, hardened steel or titanium, or high-volume production

3-in-1 Manual Jewellery Rolling Mill | 76 mm Sheet | 1:2.5 Gear

Sale price€529,99 EUR

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This hand-operated 3-in-1 jewellery rolling mill reduces and textures sheet up to 76 mm wide while forming square and half-round wire. Its 1:2.5 reduction gearing supports controlled, lower-effort passes for jewellers, students and small studios working with annealed non-ferrous metals.

Secure the 17.3 kg unit to a stable workbench before operation. Anneal metal as its alloy and work-hardening condition require, and use small, measured reductions rather than forcing stock through in one pass.

Roller and Wire Profile Guide

Function Capacity / Profiles Use When Key Limit
Flat sheet reduction 1–76 mm wide; 0.1–7 mm gap Preparing sheet for cuffs, bangles, rings or texture work Max 76 mm wide, 7 mm starting thickness
Square-wire forming 1 / 1.5 / 2.5 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 mm Square cross-section is required Seven fixed groove sizes only
Half-round-wire forming 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 3.5 / 4.5 / 5 / 7.5 / 9 / 10 mm Flat-backed rounded profile is required Replacement roller setup required
Texture transfer Flat roller area Pressing texture into annealed non-ferrous sheet One controlled pass; depth depends on setup
Round-wire forming Not supported Choose a mill with dedicated round-wire grooves

Best For / Not For

Best For Not For
Flat sheet up to 76 mm wide Sheet wider than 76 mm
Seven square-wire sizes (1–6 mm) Round-wire forming
Nine half-round-wire sizes (2–10 mm) Steel, titanium or hardened metals
Texture transfer to annealed sheet Hot rolling or powered production
Small jewellery studios and teaching benches High-volume continuous output
Gold, silver, copper, brass and bronze Operation on an unsecured workbench

Technical Specifications

Product type 3-in-1 manual jewellery rolling mill
Functions Flat sheet, square wire, half-round wire, texture transfer
Gear ratio 1:2.5
Roller-gap range 0.1–7 mm (0.004–0.28 in)
Sheet width 1–76 mm (up to 3.0 in)
Square-wire sizes 1 / 1.5 / 2.5 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 mm
Half-round-wire sizes 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 3.5 / 4.5 / 5 / 7.5 / 9 / 10 mm
Frame Cast iron with powder-coated finish
Rollers Forged chrome steel
Overall dimensions 355 x 135 x 295 mm (14.0 x 5.3 x 11.6 in)
Weight 17.3 kg (38.1 lb)
Operation Manual hand crank; no electricity required
Compatible metals Gold, silver, copper, brass, bronze and similar non-ferrous jewellery alloys

Pro Tips

  • Bolt the base to a sturdy, level workbench before adjusting or feeding material.
  • Anneal stock before rolling and again whenever work-hardening makes further reduction difficult; follow the requirements of the specific alloy.
  • Measure before and after each pass, reduce the gap gradually, and keep the feed direction consistent to improve control.
  • Deburr sharp edges and keep the rollers free of grit; contamination can mark both the rollers and the workpiece.
  • Wipe the rollers after use and apply a light machine oil for corrosion protection, removing excess oil before the next clean-metal pass.

FAQ

Can it form round wire?

No. This model supports flat sheet, square wire and half-round wire only. Round wire requires a mill with dedicated round-wire grooves.

What metals can be used?

It is intended for gold, silver, copper, brass, bronze and similar non-ferrous jewellery metals. Do not use steel, titanium or hardened stock, which may damage the rollers.

Does it require electricity?

No. The rollers are driven by the geared hand crank only.

Must it be mounted to a bench?

Yes. Secure the base to a sturdy workbench through its mounting points before operation; the 17.3 kg machine should not be operated loose.

Can it press textures into sheet?

Yes. The flat rollers can transfer texture from a suitable texture sheet into annealed non-ferrous sheet. Use a controlled setup and do not exceed the confirmed width or gap limits.

How do I reduce thickness safely?

Use gradual, measured passes and anneal when the alloy work-hardens. Do not force a large reduction in one pass; the correct schedule depends on material, starting condition and desired result. Contact the Tooltos team at sales@tooltos.com if you need further guidance.

What's Included

  • 1 x 3-in-1 manual jewellery rolling mill
  • 1 x half-round groove replacement roller set (9 sizes)
  • 1 x T-bar adjustment handle
  • 1 x side crank handle
  • 1 x mounting hardware kit

Package contents may be updated. Check the current product images and packing information if a particular accessory is essential.

Support

Questions about setup, operation, compatibility or order status? Contact the Tooltos team at sales@tooltos.com. We respond within 24 hours on business days.