Mock grain mill

 

Next generation grain mill

• Housing made of Arboblend ® (plastic made from renewable raw materials)
• Large grindstones (ø 90 mm) made of corundum ceramic with optimised grinding surface for particularly fine flour
• Expansion of the setting range
• Made in Germany
• Price-performance
• 6-year warranty

Das Housing

Always striving for optimisation As a passionate mill builder for over 40 years now, Wolfgang Mock uses plastic in his latest grain mill. It is no ordinary plastic made from mineral oil, but 98% renewable raw materials. They consist mainly of lignin and cellulose, which are waste products from paper production.

Convincing advantages of the plastic Arboblend ®

• Natural biomaterial ideal for grain mills
• Environmentally and resource friendly
• Versatile design options as with ordinary plastics
• After high investment costs (injection moulds), cost minimisation for large quantities
• Significantly cheaper production compared to wood processing
• Easy to clean - Simply wipe clean with a damp cloth

The Grindstones

The design enables large grindstones with a diameter of 90 mm in the smallest possible housing. In addition to the optimised stone size, Wolfgang Mock has also redesigned the finishn profile of the grindstones for even finer flour. The stones in this mill are also made of the proven corundum-ceramic mixture. They are extremely hard, self-sharpening and durable.

The motor

With 360 watts of power input from the industrial motor, which can withstand high loads over time, all types of grain can be finely ground as with more powerful mills, including hard grains such as buckwheat and grains such as maize and chickpeas.

Bearing of the motor

To minimise vibrations that occur during the grinding process as much as possible, the motor is mounted on a continuous rubber ring. This reduces the grinding noise to the best possible minimum.

Innovative, unique fineness adjustment

The adjustment is stepless by means of convenient lever adjustment. As with all lever systems, the adjustment range is limited. But with the Mockmill, this range can be changed at will without much effort or tools.

Change the adjustment range at will

If you want to grind even coarser than the setting range allows, simply readjust:

1. Slide the adjustment lever to the coarsest setting (all the way to the right)
2. Loosen the adjustment lever slightly by turning it (turn counterclockwise - do not push!)
3. Push the lever all the way to the left
4. Tighten the lever again (clockwise). Done!

It is just as easy to set the adjustment range back to very fine in reverse order.

Wheat ground to the finest level with the Mockmill 100 grain mill

Chickpeas ground at the finest level during the first grinding cycle with the Mockmill 100 grain mill.

 

Grinding degree table of the Mockmill grain mills

 

Manual Mockmill 100 / 200

 

Mockmill 200 TOP-TEN of 50

 

Grinding test live in videos

It's really impressive what you can grind with the Mockmill 100. American mill professional Eric Rusch, founder of braedtopia.com, has tested it himself with various grinds as you can see in the grinding test videos on https://www.mockmill.us.

With the dried rose petals and Bloody butcher's corn you can see how the setting range is extended to very coarse for the first grind and then set back to very fine for the second.

Grinding test videos with the Mockmill 100

 

Mockmill 100 in action

 

Setting for even coarser grind in the video

 

Learn more about the manufacturer in the video

Manufacturer Wolfgang Mock presents his new mill "Mockmill 100" and also talks about his 41-year history as a mill builder, motivation and enthusiasm for freshly ground grain.