ELEMENTS - ROLLING MACHINE - 70MM - 12CT

The Elements - 70mm Rolling Machine (12ct Display) is the compact, precision tool designed for "Single Wide" rolling papers. This size is specifically engineered for those who prefer a traditional, cigarette-sized roll rather than the longer 1-1/4 or King Size formats.

The 12ct display box is the standard wholesale format, making it an essential countertop item for retail or a great bulk buy for enthusiasts who appreciate the consistency of a machine roll.

Key Product Features

• 70mm Size: Designed perfectly for Single Wide (70mm) rolling papers. It is the most compact roller in the Elements lineup, making it extremely portable.
• High-Quality Materials: Elements rollers are made from a high-density, reinforced plastic that is more durable than standard budget rollers. They are built to withstand the pressure of thousands of rotations.
• Reinforced Apron: The "blanket" (apron) is double-thick and features a non-stretch coating. This ensures that even after heavy use, your joints stay tight and uniform rather than becoming loose or "pregnant."
• Eco-Conscious Manufacturing: Staying true to the brand's "Earth, Water, Wind, Fire" philosophy, these rollers are manufactured in a facility powered by 100% wind energy.
• Retail Ready: The 12-count display box features a perforated lid that folds into a header card, perfect for point-of-sale placement.

 Why Use a 70mm Roller?

The 70mm size is the "classic" standard. While 1-1/4 is more common for herbs, the 70mm is favored by those who use specialized or traditional papers. Using a machine ensures a perfect burn every time, as it eliminates air pockets and "loose spots" that cause joints to burn unevenly.

Pro-Tip for Elements Rollers

To get the most professional result:

1. Distribution: Ensure your material is spread perfectly even across the apron before closing the rollers.
2. The Initial Spin: Close the rollers and give them one full rotation before inserting the paper. This pre-shapes the material into a perfect cylinder.
3. The Lick: When you insert the paper (gum line facing you and up), only lick the glue strip lightly right before it gets pulled into the machine. This prevents the paper from getting soggy or sticking to the apron.