Get the most from your metal with jeweler mills. Stretch, flatten and easily reshape your metals and bring your projects to the next level. We only stock the best quality rolling mills at the best possible price. Explore our wide range of jewelry mills or select a cost-effective rolling mill that offers you professional results and easy operation at affordable prices. Whatever project you are working on, find our wide variety of mills, including micro motor and Meisinger milling, and more.

What are the Types of Milling?

For Jewelry making, we have presented different types of jeweler milling. It depends on your needs, and you can select from Micromotor Milling, Meisinger Milling, and other subcategory titles in the category. Most jewelers prefer combinations of mills because they work with different materials.

Micromotor Milling

In creative research, mold making, prosthetic production, engraving, and engraving work, miniature artifact making, inversion works, and in the construction of toy, silver, gold repair, and jewelry design models.  Performance and quality with slow, higher speed. It allows the finest detail to shape objects like various metals, trees, stones, teeth, bones, horns, glass, porcelain, etc. Its ability to work in both directions, with its silent micro-motor, can be used comfortably even when needed in home environments. Grip market shaft 2.35mm thickness. It offers the opportunity to work in all features.

You can handle your work as punching, scraping, forming, carving, grooving, removing rust, polishing, grinding. You can easily supply market ends. It has three units, a power control panel, market, and foot pedal. It has control over the power control panel as needed. With its slim, elegant structure, you can almost use it like a pencil.

Meisinger Milling

Professionals and top experts designed and tested the Meisinger finishing, polishing, and preparation set for various applications in practice and the laboratory.

Other subcategory titles in the category

Ourjeweler mills have been designed to perform regularly and provide long-term, reliable service. Where do you start with so many models to choose from? Check it out.

  

• Millgrain
• Durston TUI Single Motor Cylinder 130 mm
• Durston Mini Single Motor Cylinder 130 Mm
• Durston Arm Mini Cylinder Combined 100mm MINIC100
• Durston Single Motor Cylinder 130 mm
• Durston Arm Reducer Combined Cylinder 130 Mm
• DurstonTui Double Motor Cylinder 130 Mm
• Durston Sleeve Reducer Cylinder Liner 130 mm
• Durston Double Motorized Cylinder 100 mm
• Durston Agile Ailindir Combined 130 Mm
• Durston Double Motor Cylinder 130 Mm
• Durston Arm Reducer Combined Cylinder 150 mm
• Durston Mega Foot Cylinder 130 mm
• Sleeve Cylinder Economic Combined
• Durston Mega Foot Roller 160
• Lever Cylinder Economic Wire
• Cylinder Stand Double
• Sleeve Cylinder Economic Liner
• Lever Cylinder 7 Roll
• Best Silikone Spray
• Durston Standard Cylinder Stand
• Durston Cupboard Cylinder Stand

Which jewelry tools should you use with a router?

Since we began to make tools for cuemakers and luthiers, jewelers have been using some of our smaller end mills and engraving tools for cutting butter and blue and green jeweler's wax. We have redesigned some of our tools and developed several new ones in response to a constant demand for long flute lengths in smaller diameter mills. These high aspect ratios are part of our new mold and sign-making tools family.

Check out our best selection of jewelry burs

· Meisinger Burs

· Maillefer Burs

· Ela and Komet Burs

· Economics Drills

· Carbide Burs

· Diamond Burs

· Diamond Discs and Saws

· Burs Stand

Milling Storage Containers

The tool storage box can store cutters, drill bits, reamer, shanks, thick and durable. Thick and durable. Find milling storage containers at Alex Industrial Supplies machine that serves metalworking, safety, and security, over the years.

How to maintain the Mills and Setting tools?

With the mill essential to a plant's performance, it pays to ensure that mills are maintained and managed to maintain. Maintenance is often reactive due to a breakdown. As resources are being rushed to the site and maintenance personnel are under unnecessary pressure to re-establish the manufacturing plant. The result is higher repair costs. In an ideal world, only planned breakdowns would ever provide maintenance for the mill. While this ideology can never be achieved through good planning, potential problems can be identified early, saving thousands of dollars and spending hours.

Choosing the right cutters

Look at a few current trends in cutting tool technology:

• Machining of aluminum:
• Face milling 
• Mold machining of steel
• High-feed milling.

Today's milling market requires efficiency and affordability, and this is no stranger to the mold-making industry. Mold-making companies face an economic downturn and a competitive global market where the machine parts they need, the machines they use, and the materials they machine are becoming more complex.

With technology rapidly evolving, one could overlook the various products on the market. While Carbide producers change their geometry and upgrade their technology, a caster has a range of cutters to choose from. Milling cutters selectionvaries from application to an application capable of machining multiple materials and software.

Special Tips

Here are three special tips to keep your mill at its best.

1.   Keep your mill clean.

This may look easy – but the factory is cleaning a fundamental aspect – and this step is often overlooked. If a mill is thoroughly cleaned, 'leaks and crakes' are identified earlier, less cost of repair, and fixed before the equipment fails.

• Hot components should not be cleaned (especially castings)
• Do not use water sprays or jets to clean seals.
• Make sure that at least employees are properly trained.
• Consult with the mill's supplier.

2.   Regularly inspect your mill.

After ensuring that the mill is kept clean, the next logical step is to regularly examine it and ensure that leaks or damage are detected early. Most mill control panels show sensor readings of critical mill pieces, which can be used reliably during operation to inspect these pieces.

3.   Keep records on your mill regularly.

The majority of control panels will show transducer readings from various checkpoints and even provide alarms at 'high' and 'low' alarms before 'high' or 'low' alarm settings are tampered with by molding. This is helpful to protect the mill, but 'high' and 'low' warnings are not proactive but reactive and can only sometimes warn of the inevitable. The monitoring process is therefore essential to identify trends in any problems that develop. Good monitoring includes: being methodical with inspections, maintaining good inspection records, and tracking records and values over time.