ROLLING MILLS
which are easily interchangeable with other patterns or D shapes which may be required.
Bearings are self lubricating and completely to each machine for exact roll measurement. All machines have hard wearing helical driven gears for smooth operation and long life. The rolls are of the highest qulaity Swedish roll steel specially heat treated to Rockwell C scale 63 / 64 for maximum hardness.
Machines for special products and customers order.
Full service and operating instructions are supplied with each Rolling Mill.
75mm Rolls, Indian Durston Rolling Mill - 80mm Rolls - Square Grooves x9
The most economical mill combining low price with a great degree of versatility for producing strip and wire at lowest possible cost.
allows greatest possible control over reductions made in each pass together with ease of turning. The smallest and lightest mill with a big output - widely used as the mills.
Special helical drive gears incorporated for maximum
High tensile aluminium bearing housing giving great strength yet very light in weight with maintenance free bearings and high strength steel frame shafts.
Durston Rolling Mill - 80mm Rolls - Square Grooves x4 - Half Rounds x 4
The most economical mill combining low price with a great degree of versatility for producing strip and wire at lowest possible cost.
Indian Rolling Mill - 75mm Rolls
Receive extra with this model & at a unbeatable price & remarkable value and an outstanding build. See the pdf link above for full assembly instructions.
crossing, checker, straight line, pattern, and barking effect
extractors involved all you need is a spanner Cousins ref S33520
• Sheet capacity thickness: 4.50mm • Width of sheet: 75mm • Direct gear drive • Size not including handle: 170 x 200 x 200mm
Included roll types and sizes: • 2 x Sheet, 75mm • 1 x half round, 1 to 4mm • 1 x Twin pattern, diagonal crossing & chequer effect, each 37.5mm wide
• 1 x Twin pattern, straight line & barking effect, each 37.5mm wide
and 1 x 2mm
• Gear ratio: Direct drive How to change your rolls
Top Roll: • On the top of the mill undo the handle and unscrew the two gears left and right at top of mill and remove.
• Remove top roll by pulling upwards. • Using your spanner undo the bolt on the large side gear and remove this large gear.
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Planishing Hammer Presses
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Gilbow Metal Cutting Shears
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allows greatest possible control over reductions made in each pass together with ease of turning. The smallest and lightest mill with a big output - widely used as the mills.
Special helical drive gears incorporated for maximum
High tensile aluminium bearing housing giving great strength yet very light in weight with maintenance free bearings and high strength steel frame shafts.
Technical Summary: • Roll Size: 80 x 45mm • Width of Sheet: 60mm
• Rolls are induction hardened to a Rockwell hardness rating of 64
• Gear ratio: Direct drive • Additional extension rollers available: R47388 & R47390
• Weight: 15kg • Durston Mini C80 • Durston 1001
• Made in UK Code
R8697 Description Durston Mini C80 Mill
UOM Price EACH £425.00
Technical Summary: • Roll Size: 80 x 45mm • Width of Sheet: 40mm
• Rolls are induction hardened to a Rockwell hardness rating of 64
• Gear ratio: Direct drive • Additional extension rollers available: R47388 & R47390
• Weight: 15kg • Durston Mini C80 Eco • Durston 1000
• Made in UK Code
R49166 Description Durston Mini C80 Eco
UOM Price EACH £350.00
DURSTON Online Tutorials
Deburring Tool See Page 903
Bottom Roll: • In order to change the bottom roll you must remove the small side gears using a spanner.
• You need to remove the meal shim as pictured. To do this simply tap out with a blunt instrument as this will be then used for your next roll selection.
• Remove the two square bearing housings and put them on your new roll and replace the meal shim.
repeating the above steps in reverse.
Code R34923 Description
Mini Rolling Mill with 7 Rolls - Indian
UOM Price EACH £155.00 80mm Rolls (Square Grooves x9)
80mm Rolls (Square Grooves x4 & Half Rounds x 4)
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