Manual Rolling Mill (Industry Standard) | Small workshops, hobbyists | Adjustable roller gap (0.5–5mm), stainless steel rollers (ASTM A240 Grade 304), manual operation | Cost-effective ($150–$300), portable, low maintenance | Limited range (▲▲▲ needed for Our Advanced), requires physical effort (▲▲ over Base) |
Our Base Manual Rolling Mill | Jewelry making, craft studios | Adjustable roller gap (0.3–6mm) ▲▲ (Expands range by 20% over industry standard), precision knobs (ISO 10360 certified), ergonomic wooden handle | Wider range ▲▲, precise adjustments, comfortable grip (ISO 9241 tested) | Manual operation, moderate weight (▲ over Industry Standard) |
Our Advanced Manual Rolling Mill | Professional jewelry shops | Digital roller adjustment (0.1–8mm) ▲▲▲ (Triple precision of Base), hardened steel rollers (ASTM A240 Grade 430), lightweight aluminum frame | Extreme precision ▲▲▲, durable materials, 30% lighter than Base (▲▲▲ over Industry Standard) | High cost ($800+), complex setup |
Electric Rolling Mill | Medium-scale production | Motorized rollers (1.5HP), automatic thickness control (1–10mm), touchscreen interface | Faster production, consistent results, reduces labor (▲▲ over Manual) | Higher cost ($1,200–$2,000), requires electricity, heavier (▲▲▲ over Our Advanced) |
Hydraulic Rolling Mill | Industrial metalworking | High-pressure rollers (5–20mm range), automated systems (ISO 13399 compliant), handles thick metals | Handles heavy materials ▲▲▲, precise for industrial use | Expensive ($5,000+), bulky, needs skilled operators |
Portable Mini Rolling Mill | Traveling jewelers, DIY | Compact design (0.5–3mm range), lightweight aluminum build (▲ over Steel), foldable frame | Extremely portable (▲▲▲ over Electric), affordable ($50–$150) | Narrow range, limited material thickness (▲ over Industry Standard) |