Used Roller Mills for Sale


Roller mills are size reduction machines that use cylindrical rollers to crush, grind, or refine materials into smaller, more uniform particle sizes. These systems operate by drawing material between rotating rolls, applying compression and shear forces to achieve controlled particle reduction. Used roller mills are widely used in food processing, chemical manufacturing, mineral processing, and agricultural applications where consistent particle size and minimal heat generation are important. Browse available inventory below to find roller mills that meet your processing and throughput requirements.

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54176001

Used CPM Cracking Mill – Model DPHX1600-84, 125 HP

Used- CPM Cracking Mill, Model DPHX1600-84. (2) pair of 16" Diameter x 84" Long chilled iron rolls. Carbon steel construction, corrugated rolls, manual roll adjustment. High volume pocket feeder. Driven by a 125hp 3/60/460V 1800rpm motor. Built 2020. Previously used on soybeans.

MFR: CPM

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35196

Used C.E. Raymond #73412 Roller Mill – 350 HP Motor, Industrial Grinding

Used- C.E. Raymond #73412 Roller Mill. Directly driven by a 350 hp, 3/60/4160V, 585 rpm motor. Unit is equipped with a gear and intermediate shaft, horizontal shaft assembly with pinion, external oil lubrication system, vertical shaft, mill bottom assembly with oil reservoir, spider assembly with caps, plow support assembly with (4) four plow bodies and (4) plow tips, (4) four oil journal assemblies each with grinding roll, mill base with port liners and grinding ring, mill side and system fan directly driven by a 150 hp, 3/60/4000V, 1175 rpm motor. Less mill base air housing assembly, less dual feeder assemblies and less whizzer separator assembly, also missing the gearbox. Unit has low operating hours and is in excellent condition. This machine is commonly used in the production of Gypsum Board and Drywall.

MFR: CE Raymond

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10128121

Used Suehiro M-15 2 Pair High Cracking Roller Mill | Industrial Corrugated Roll Mill

Used Suehiro M-15 2 Pair High Cracking Roller Mill | Industrial Corrugated Roll Mill. It is equipped with 250mm x 1240mm (9.84"dia. x 48.8"long) corrugated rolls. There are 6 corrugations per inch and they are cut with an 8 degree spiral twist. It has a 8" x 43" powered feed chute with adjustable flow and built in magnetic traps. The feed motor is 1 hp. Each pair of rolls is driven by a 15 Kw (20 hp) motor. 460 vac 3 ph power required. Overall dimensions are approximately 51" wide x 101" long x 76" tall. Good condition.

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52900001

Used Shibo YGM-75 Roller Mill – 22 kW Motor, Carbon Steel | 160 RPM Industrial Grinder

Used- Shibo Manufacturing Model YGM-75 Roller Mill. Driven by 22kw (29.5hp) motor. Carbon Steel. 160 RPM rotor speed.

Roller Mill Applications & Typical Use Cases

Used roller mills are commonly used in applications requiring controlled size reduction and uniform particle distribution. Typical applications include:

  • Milling grains such as wheat, corn, and barley in food and feed production

  • Grinding chemicals, pigments, and powders in industrial processing

  • Refining materials in mineral and mining operations

  • Processing pharmaceuticals and nutraceutical powders

  • Cracking or crushing materials prior to further processing stages

When to Choose a Roller Mill

Roller mills are ideal for applications requiring precise particle size control with minimal fines generation. They are often preferred over hammer mills or pin mills when uniformity and reduced dust are critical. Operations handling friable or crystalline materials, or requiring consistent downstream processing performance, benefit from the controlled compression and shear action of roller mills.

Used Roller Mill Buying Considerations

When evaluating a used roller mill, consider the following:

  • Roll Diameter & Length: Influences capacity and throughput

  • Number of Rolls: Single, double, or multiple roll configurations affect reduction stages

  • Roll Surface & Material: Smooth or corrugated rolls depending on application requirements

  • Gap Adjustment & Control: Determines final particle size and consistency

  • Feed System & Distribution: Ensures even material flow across rolls

  • Condition & Wear Components: Inspect roll surfaces, bearings, and drive components

Why Buy Used Roller Mills

Purchasing a used roller mill provides a cost-effective solution for controlled size reduction without the expense of new equipment. Many units are available for immediate shipment, allowing facilities to quickly expand or replace milling capacity. Used roller mills also offer access to proven designs that deliver consistent performance across a range of industrial applications.

Sell Your Used Roller Mills

Aaron Equipment actively purchases surplus and used roller mills from a wide range of manufacturers and configurations. Whether you are upgrading processing lines or liquidating equipment, our team can support asset recovery, buyouts, and resale strategies. Provide your equipment details to receive a prompt evaluation and market-based offer.

A roller mill is a size reduction machine that uses rotating cylindrical rolls to crush or grind materials into smaller particles. It applies compression and shear forces to achieve uniform particle size and is commonly used in food, chemical, and industrial processing applications.

Roller mills are used to process grains, chemicals, minerals, and powders where consistent particle size is required. They are widely used in food production, agriculture, and industrial manufacturing for grinding, cracking, or refining materials.

Roller mills use compression between rotating rolls to produce uniform particle sizes with fewer fines, while hammer mills rely on impact for more aggressive size reduction. Roller mills are preferred when consistency and reduced dust generation are important.

Costs vary depending on roll size, configuration, capacity, and condition. Larger multi-roll systems or precision units typically command higher pricing, while smaller or simpler configurations may offer more economical options depending on availability.

Yes. Aaron Equipment purchases used roller mills and related size reduction equipment. We work with sellers to assess equipment condition and provide purchase or consignment solutions based on current demand.

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