The Flower Mill Next Gen Premium Mills provide huge grinding/milling capacity relative to their size, along with super smooth function and excellent performance. Flower Mill have taken on all feedback from the original mills and come out with a product which far surpasses it. The Next Gen Mills are mills are stronger, smoother to use, mill herb even better and are easier to dismantle and clean.
All Next Gen Premium Mills come with a precision cut pollen screen and can be used as 3 or 4 piece setups without the need to purchase other parts if you don't want to use a pollen screen! Like the originals the Next Gen Mills also separate larger stems during milling, retaining them above the mill plate. Mill Plates are now available individually allowing you to purchase only the one or ones you want to use, our preference is either the provided medium mill plate (included) or the #2 Fine Mill Plate, depending on which vape the herb is going in.
Available in this listing are the 2.0" and 2.5" Stainless Steel Mills. The Stainless Steel Mills use a Stainless Rotor Knob, mill plate and top ring. They make use of an Anodized aluminium body to keep the weight down.
Silicone Mill Grips are also now available, these provide a little extra grip and protection for your mill.
Mill Wax is a handy addition for reducing friction while milling, making for an even smoother milling experience! It also reduces the need for such regular full cleans since the wax collects residues which can then be more easily wiped off and the wax reapplied.
Variant Specifications
2.0" Next Gen Premium Stainless Series
- Capacity- up to 2g
- Dimensions- 2.1in (54mm) W x 1.6in (41mm) H
- Mass- 183g
2.5" Next Gen Premium Stainless Series
- Capacity - up to 3.5g
- Dimensions- 2.6in (66mm) W x 1.8in (46mm) H
- Mass- 297g
It should be noted that these work best with herb which has been dried and cured to no higher than 62% RH. If herb is fresher it may still have a higher RH inside while feeling dry on the outside, irrelevant of whether it is being stored at the correct RH. Wetter herb should ideally be dried a little more first or it may either take longer to mill or roll up inside the mill instead of crumbling apart.
Flower Mill Information
Thicker materials for increased strength and durability, to ensure long lasting use.
Engineered with high-quality, BPA-free plastic bushing and thrust washer for optimized performance.
New one-piece rotor knob with more aggressive flutes and rigid mill plates for a faster and lower effort milling experience.
Equipped with an all new removable stainless steel pollen screen machined for precision pollen collection and consistent particle separation.
Enhanced ergonomics with a larger diameter and taller knob for a comfortable grip, and an improved storage ring with a knurled surface for easy removal.
New one-piece precision cut food grade stainless steel mill plate (#3 - Medium) with an integrated center rod, perfect for all types of consumption types. Not compatible with previous generation mill plates.
How to operate...
Remove the top and pop some herb on the mill plate. Herb doesn't need to be broken up as long as it sits below the top of the mill, if you're working with a little more, break it up a little so that the top piece with the milling rotor sits evenly.
Replace the top. Apply even and gentle pressure to the top while twisting in a back and forth motion until the herb has been milled! You don't want to apply lots of pressure to force the herb through the holes of the mill plate, let it do the work for you.
Turn the bottom catch section 1/4 turn to access your harvest!
Please note
Flower Mill check each mill individually before they're shipped to us, sometimes the little seal tabs on the outside are not resealed fully or replaced and sometimes the seals on the boxes split or come apart on their way to us due to the weight of the mill moving around inside the box while being transported!
A second note - there are always little marks on the screw threading inside the mill in various spots, these are called "racking marks" from where the mill has been held during the anodizing process. These are perfectly normal and nothing to worry about, there is a note from Flower Mill regarding these which can be found here.
