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Grain Mills & Flour Mills
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The Wolfgang mill is a World Class mill designed by none other than master craftsman, Wolfgang Mock. A mill designer by passion, an entrepreneur, an inventor; there is no mill that doesn't incorporate at least some idea of Mock. The Wolfgang Mills are precision engineered and imported from Germany, assuring the highest quality materials and craftsmenship.
It has an overall height of only 13¼ inches, yet, it's equipped with the grinding capacity of the largest mills. Whether you're grinding barley, oats, millet, corn, rice, rye, wheat, or spelt, Wolfgang can take care of them all. The funnel holds a whole 2.2 pounds. Every minute, Wolfgang effortlessly transforms 3.5 ounces of grain into the finest flour. The extremely durable ceramic-corundum millstone and the strong industrial motor are guarantors for that.
A totally new concept of the grinding mechanism ensures the smooth cooperation of all forces and a pleasantly quiet operation. Endowed with all of these qualities, Wolfgang weighs in at a mere 15.4 pounds.
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The valuable nutrients of the whole grain and the wealth of vitamins in the germ are all only present in freshly ground flour. With hawo's grain mill you can produce your own whole grain flour whenever you need it. Wonderful flavor and all the benefits that freshly milled flour offers in terms of health and physical well-being are reason enough to invest in a quality mill.
HawOs grain mills are products with a long lifetime. They are the result of many years experience in mill construction. The millwrights' wealth of ideas has been combined with a great deal of practical knowledge. hawO's never sacrifice quality just to lower prices - for a grain mill designed to last, that really would be a false economy. The modular assembly of hawO's mills also contributes to protecting the environment because a hawo's mill is not some disposable product that has to be thrown out as soon as the first part breaks down. HawOs mills are built to last a lifetime.
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