Monster Mill MM2-Pro HT, complete with base and hopper

Monster Brewing HardwareSKU: 7339824611426

The Monster Mill MM2-Pro HT is a powerful, professional malt mill with two hardened steel rollers. Capacity of approx. 5kg per minute. Complete with base and hopper, gap feeler gauge, and food-grade oil.

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Sale price5 199,00 kr
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Description

Monster Mill MM2-Pro HT – grain mill with hardened rollers, base and hopper

The Monster Mill MM2-Pro HT is a two-roller grain mill from Monster Brewing Hardware, supplied complete with base, hopper, feeler gauge and oil. It is a development of the MM-2 and the largest two-roller mill from Monster Brewing Hardware. The mill suits small craft breweries and homebrewers who mill a lot of malt themselves.

The Pro model has 2" (5.1 cm) diameter rollers in heat-treated 1144 alloy steel, which are also induction hardened for a long service life. The drive shaft is 1/2", and the shafts are integrated with the rollers rather than screwed into the ends. The mill can therefore run both clockwise and counter-clockwise. It is driven by a powerful electric drill, and the roller gap is continuously adjustable to the crush you want.

Technical data – MM2-Pro HT

  • Roller length: 6" (15.2 cm)
  • Roller diameter: 2" (5.1 cm)
  • Adjustable gap: 0–0.200" / 0–5.1 mm
  • Capacity: approx. 5 kg per minute
  • Drive shaft: 1/2"
  • Rollers in heat-treated 1144 alloy steel, induction hardened

Base and hopper

  • The hopper holds 5 kg of malt
  • Made of galvanised steel
  • Supplied flat-packed and assembled in minutes

Frequently asked questions about the Monster Mill MM2-Pro HT

What kind of drill do I need?

The mill should be driven by a sturdy electric drill. The drive shaft is 1/2", and the mill can run both clockwise and counter-clockwise.

How fast does the MM2-Pro HT mill?

The mill crushes approx. 5 kg of malt per minute, and the hopper holds 5 kg.

How do I adjust the crush?

The roller gap is continuously adjustable from 0 to 5.1 mm. Use the included feeler gauge to set the gap.

What does a good crush look like?

A good crush gives roughly 10–20% flour, approx. 30% fine grits, 30–40% coarse grits and approx. 20% grain with the husk partly intact. Too coarse gives poor yield, too fine can cause a stuck mash.

What is included?

Grain mill, base, hopper, feeler gauge and oil.

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