Durston 1019 Agile C110 Combo Rolling Mill

The Durston Agile C110 Combination Rolling Mill delivers professional-grade performance in a lighter, more competitively priced package. Engineered with a thinner frame than the DRM 110 line, the Agile C110 maintains full structural integrity for everyday studio use without sacrificing roll quality or durability. A traditional T-bar replaces the heavy cast handwheel for roll opening adjustment, contributing to meaningful weight and cost savings.

The combination rolls span 110mm and are divided into three functional zones: 50mm flat, 22mm half-round, and 33mm wire grooves — giving jewelers and metalsmiths versatile forming options in a single mill. Rolls are induction hardened to 64 HRC to a depth of 6mm, ensuring long-term wear resistance. Bearings are self-lubricating and maintenance free.

The heavy-duty 4-to-1 gearbox sets this mill apart, making roll turning significantly easier and reducing operator fatigue. Two specially formed gears behind the cover contribute to smoother rolling action. A protective guard surrounds the top gears for added safety.

Features

• Lighter frame construction than DRM 110 series — no compromise on load capacity
• T-bar roll opening adjustment replaces cast handwheel for weight savings
• Rolls induction hardened to 64 HRC to a depth of 6mm
• Self-lubricating, maintenance-free bearings
• Heavy-duty 4-to-1 gearbox for easier turning
• Two specially formed gears for smoother rolling action
• Protective guard around top gears
• Combination roll: 50mm flat, 22mm half-round, and 33mm wire groove zones
• 9 wire groove sizes ranging from 7mm down to 1mm
• 4 half-round groove sizes: 5 × 1.7mm, 4 × 1.4mm, 3 × 1.15mm, and 2 × 0.8mm

Specifications

Notes

The wire grooves on this mill use a traditional wire groove profile — a six-sided irregular hexagon shape (sometimes referred to as diamond or square wire). This geometry is structurally strong, straightforward to produce, and compatible with a wide range of drawplate profiles. Traditional wire grooves are intended for reducing wire diameter, enabling the creation of varied wire profiles using drawplates. They are generally not used for producing finished wire product directly off the mill.