Wholesale Rolling Machines

Rolling machines provide a way in which you can enjoy the experience of rolling your own cigarette, even if you don't have the dexterity to do it yourself. You put in the tobacco and the paper, then turn the rollers to shape it into a cylinder, lick the adhesive strip, finish the roll and remove a whole cigarette.

What is the best rolling machine?

Here at JM Wholesale, we stock some of the best wholesale rolling machines so your customers can roll their cigarettes with ease. Our brands include Rizla, 4Smoke, Honey Puff, Zig-Zag, MMS and OCB. Machines come in different sizes, colours and materials, with some more portable or durable than others.

How do you use a rolling machine?

There is variation between rollers, but the basic steps remain similar. You need cigarette paper, and you need loose tobacco or herbs. The machine combines the two. In the best wholesale models, all you do is put your ingredients in and pull out the cigarette on the other side. Some of them don't even involve literal rolling, but instead are more like an injector.

In an automatic roller, you have a tube of cigarette paper and some loose tobacco or herbs. All you need to do is pull the lever to compress the leaves, then forcefully inject them into the paper. Automatic machines can be manual or electronic, with electronic ones either battery-powered or with the option to be plugged into a wall socket.

A more traditional machine involves placing your filter, then tobacco between open rollers. Then close and turn the rollers, brushing away any excess tobacco or herbs. Slide the paper in, with the sticky side up and facing in your direction. Keep the front roller rolling forwards until there is only a thin strip of sticky paper visible. This is the bit you lick. A few more turns and it should be fully rolled. Open the rollers and remove your completed cigarette.

How long do rolling machines last?

The longevity of your rolling machine will depend on the model. Electronic machines may be faster and better if you have trouble with your fine motor skills, but they also have more complicated mechanisms that can jam easily. A malfunctioning circuit board can cause all kinds of problems, or you may end up needing to change the motor, which is why mechanical rolling machines remain so popular.

What material is used for the roller?

Rollers can be made from different materials, with metal and plastic among the most common. The material will obviously affect the durability of the machine as well as its feel and appearance.

What types of rolling machines are available?

There are a variety of rolling machines available, ranging from manual to automatic. Manual machines are operated by turning rollers, with the user controlling the process of inserting tobacco and rolling the paper. Automatic machines, on the other hand, inject the tobacco into the paper with the press of a button, and can be either battery-operated or plugged into a wall socket. These machines vary in size, material, and portability, giving users options depending on their preferences for convenience and ease of use.

Can rolling machines be used for making cigarettes with herbs?

Yes, rolling machines can be used for making cigarettes with herbs as well as tobacco. The process remains the same whether you are rolling tobacco, cannabis, or other herbs. As long as the herbs are finely ground, they can be inserted into the machine along with the rolling paper, and the machine will do the work of rolling them into a cigarette. This makes rolling machines versatile tools for both tobacco smokers and those who prefer herbal products.

Do rolling machines work with all sizes of cigarette paper?

Most rolling machines work with standard sizes of cigarette paper, but it's important to check the machine's specifications to ensure compatibility with the paper you are using. Some machines may only work with specific sizes or types of paper, such as King Size, 100mm, or smaller sizes like 70mm. Be sure to select a machine that can accommodate the type of paper you prefer for a smooth rolling experience.

Are automatic rolling machines better than manual ones?

The decision between automatic and manual rolling machines depends on personal preference and the user's needs. Automatic machines tend to be more efficient and easier to use, especially for individuals who have trouble with manual dexterity. They allow for faster rolling with minimal effort. However, manual machines are often simpler, more durable, and do not require batteries or power. For those who prefer more control over the rolling process or have limited space, a manual machine may be the better choice.

How do you maintain a rolling machine?

Maintaining a rolling machine is relatively simple and involves regular cleaning and occasional lubrication. After each use, it's important to clean the rollers to remove any tobacco or herb residue. A soft cloth or brush can be used to wipe down the machine, ensuring no buildup occurs that could cause jams or difficulty in rolling. If the machine has any moving parts or metal components, occasional lubrication with a small amount of oil will help keep the machine running smoothly for longer. Always follow the manufacturer's care instructions for optimal performance.