Grain Mills

The Evill Twin Roller Mill is a great tool for efficiently grinding malted and non-malted barley, corn, and grain. Specifications: Easily adjustable gap setting Longer hand crank shaft Stainless Steel rollers Hopper holds up to 10 pounds Includes a solid base Can crush up to 6 pounds per minute when using a drill at 500 rpm Easily adjusted to fit different size buckets.

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MaltMuncher 2 Roll Grain Mill Specifications: 6 pound hopper Rollers made from cold rolled steel Hopper and body made from Aluminum 10 mm crank shaft 12 TPI Knurl Rollers are adjustable at both ends Can be driven by power drill Assembly required. Note: For mounting, requires two M6 x 1mm thread screws (not included). If using the maltmuncher bamboo base, the screw length should be 20mm long. 

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This polypropylene base board comes with pre-drilled hole locations for mounting either the MaltMuncher 2 roller or 3 roller grain mill. Board Dimensions - 17.75" x 13.5" x 3/8" Mounting screws sold separately. Mounting screw size: M6 x 1mm thread, 20mm long. Two roller mills require two mounting screws. Three roller mills require four mounting screws.

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MaltMuncher 3 Roll Grain Mill Specifications: Comes with 12 lb hopper and crank handle Great for use with a power drill Cold rolled steel rollers sized at 5" long by 1.25" diameter Adjustable rollers at both ends to move the gap from 0" - 0.63" If motorized we recommend 200 rpm 12 TPI knurl to effectively pull grain through the rollers while still leaving the hulls intact to later form an excellent filter during the sparge 12 mm crankshaft Assembly required. Note: For mounting, requires four M6 x 1mm thread screws (not included). If using the maltmuncher bamboo base, the screw length should be 20mm long. 

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18-8 Stainless Steel Hex Head ScrewM6 x 1 mm thread, 20 mm long Fits into the Maltmuncher grain mill to connect the plastic base. 2 roller mill requires 2 screws 3 roller mill requires 4 screws

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Beer may be from The Middle Ages, but that doesn't mean your mill needs to look like it's from then, too. Designed with the help and expertise of Briess Malt, this grain mill was uniquely and specifically made so homebrewers and pro brewers alike could get the best and fastest grain crush on the market—and look cool doing it. The sleek, lightweight and compact design of the Spike Mill features an integrated motor, tool-less gap setting, optimal hopper size, cord wrap and (wait for it...) an integrated funnel for dust mitigation. The Spike Mill is the latest innovation coming out of the Spike Workshop. We mean it when we say our engi-nerds thought of everything. Here's a snapshot:  Tool-less Gap Setting: Simply turn the dial to the gap setting you want.  Integrated Motor: It's time to put the hand drill down.   Offset Driven Rollers: The rollers are turned at different speeds (1.3:1) as this helps to shear the grain husk rather than crushing it and producing excess flour and dust.  Optimal Hopper Size: Fill, but not overflow a 5-gallon bucket on the Home and add a full 50 lb bag on the Pro.  Dust Mitigation: We got lots of feedback about dust. So we incorporated a dust mitigation funnel to help contain and reduce the amount of dust that ends up in your brewery.  Light and Compact: Coming in at 25 lbs, the Home Mill is literally half the weight of competitor mills. Your back already says, "Thank you!"  Hardened Steel Rollers: With the expertise of Briess Malt behind us, our team developed hardened 1144 steel (Rockwell 45C) rollers featuring a unique helical machined flute design which delivers the best crush available Chain Driven: Smooth and strong, the chain won't stretch or slip like a belt, or create wear shavings like gears. Both rollers are chain driven so there's zero chance of a jam.  Specs: Integrated 1/3hp motor  3" diameter by 4" long hardened steel rollers Offset driven roller (1.3:1 ratio) 5lb/min throughput  15lb hopper capacity  Weight: 25lb 9" wide x 15" long x 15" tall w/hopper  6' power cord w/ cord wrap   

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This polypropylene base board comes with pre-drilled hole locations for mounting the MaltZilla motorized grain mill. Board Dimensions - 17.75" x 13.5" x 3/8"

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The long awaited MaltZilla is finally here. A large amount of research and development has gone into designing, manufacturing and testing the MaltZilla Diamond Mill. With an integrated 24V Motor, the MaltZilla is powerful enough to chew through popping corn kernels with ease. The mill works on voltages from 12-30V DC, and the higher the voltage the faster the mill will spin, although 24V is recommended for optimum speed and grist results. The unit does not come with a power supply. When purchasing the unit, you have the option of pairing it with either a power supply with 110V plug, or with a 6 ft. long cord with Anderson plug and alligator clips. The power supply is straight forward, and allows you to plug the unit into a standard 110V power socket. The alligator clips give you the option to power the unit from a battery.   Knurled Steel vs. Diamond Coated Rollers Historically other mill manufacturers have made grain mills from steel. In some better quality mills they harden the steel so that the knurling stays sharp for longer and continues to draw grain. But even the knurling on hardened steel will go blunt and this reduces the mills ability to draw grain well. Other manufacturers attempt to solve this problem by using geared rollers so the rollers grab the grain slightly better or using 3 rollers whereby the first two rollers with a larger gap force the grain into the third roller. These options in our opinion do not solve the real issue, which is that all of these steel rollers go blunt especially if hard grains are used like wheat or corn.   In a commercial setting, it’s not uncommon to send the rollers off to a metalworking factory to re-sharpen and re-knurl, however, this is often uneconomical and a hassle to do. For smaller homebrew customers they might just end up throwing the mill away and purchasing a new one.   The MaltZilla Diamond Mill is quite a different mill design, and it’s the first in the world to use diamonds impregnated into the surface of the roller. Even after many tons of grain are processed through the mill, the diamond surface will stay just as sharp as it was on day one. The sharpness of the diamonds really draws grain exceptionally well and even when hard products are used, such as corn, the diamond rollers simply smash it to pieces.   Sheer Instead of Chop Most mills require aggressive knurling to push into the grain and “chop” the grain as it passes through a tight gap, which means your grains are often chopped in half. The MaltZilla works on a different principle and gap setting is not as critical.  The MaltZilla uses impregnated diamonds to grip the surface of the kernel and the friction of pulling the grain through the gap causes a sheering action. When set up correctly, the sheering action can leave the entire husk intact, reducing the chance of stuck sparge and improve efficiency, while still opening the husk enough that the entire contents of the kernel is available to the mashing process. The 70mm diameter rollers are double the diameter of many other mills.  The large diameter significantly improves the crush and assist in drawing the grain in better.   Integrated Motor You generally would not purchase a car without an engine, so why would you purchase a grain mill without a motor? Milling grain has an optimum RPM— too slow and it will take you a long time, too fast and you will end up with excessive powder. The hand crank is really a pain in the backside and using a drill simply doesn’t give you the speed control that you require and often results in burning out your drill. The MaltZilla has an integrated motor with a very constant RPM putting out optimum RPM with an integrated gearbox. The high torque and sealed construction make it ideal for a brewing environment, as the motor is well sealed from moisture and grain dust.   The motor is seamlessly integrated into the side body of the mill. Being DC, the motor is safer than higher voltage AC especially in an environment where washing down the area with a hose is likely to happen. The DC motor is also reversible so the direction of spin can be changed based on the polarity. This is particularly useful for over-mount and under-mount installation.   Over-Mount and Under-Mount Installation Traditionally, most other mills just sit on a board where they are moved from one bucket to another. The MaltZilla has multiple different mounting configurations. It can be over-mounted to a board like most mills are, but if you want a seamless finish to your garage/brewing area, you can mount the mill under your counter where it’s concealed and out of the way. Simply lift up a small opening in the top of your benchtop, drop in your hopper, pour in grain and run the mill.  When you are done, remove the hopper and conceal the opening.   There is also a PPE MaltZilla Base Board available for over the bucket installation or designing your own mill stand.   Grain Hopper This unit does not come with a grain hopper. We recommend using a large funnel with a shortened spout, or a repurposed gallon-sized water bottle. The MaltZilla Aluminum Hopper is currently in development and available for pre-order.   Specifications: Power: 12-30V DC Anderson Connector Plug Grain Inlet ID: 2-3/16" Grain Inlet OD: 2-3/8" Weight: 11 lbs

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MaltMuncher High Torque Motor Perfect for motorizing your MaltMuncher grain mill. This unit does not include a 110v receptacle box and requires some electrical assembly.  A wiring diagram is not provided from the manufacture. Specifications: 110V 1 Amp High Torque (1:7.5 ratio) Sealed Housing Fits both 10/12 mm crank shafts (works with both 2/3 roller mills) MaltMuncher grain mill is not included.

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