BTH Large Slab Roller

Make large, even clay slabs up to 60 mm thick with the BTH Double-Shaft Slab Roller. This free-standing studio slab roller has two gear-driven aluminium rollers that turn together for smooth, even pressure. Its large 600 mm handwheel makes rolling easy.

With a generous 1025 × 555 mm worktable at a comfortable 860 mm height, it's built for busy studios, schools and workshops that need big slabs quickly and consistently.

Key Features

• Double roller shafts made from high-quality imported aluminium alloy
• Gear-driven, synchronised rollers for smooth, effortless rolling
• Adjustable thickness from 0 to 60 mm, with thickness gauges on both sides
• Large 600 mm handwheel for easy turning
• 15 mm PP worktable that resists ageing and discolouration
• Four adjustable, shock-absorbing rubber feet for a stable, level stand
• Detachable legs for easier transport and handling
• Simple assembly and user-friendly design

Ideal For

• Large plates, platters and trays
• Tiles, wall panels and architectural ceramics
• Slab-built vessels and sculptures
• Studios, schools, workshops and pottery classes

What's in the Box

• 1 × Main body (with worktable and rollers)
• 4 × Supporting legs
• 1 × Large handwheel
• 2 × Long side plates
• 2 × Short side plates
• 1 × Set of fixing screws and tools
• 1 × White linen canvas
• 1 × User manual

Specifications

• Model: BTH-NBJ-S2
• Overall size: 1020 × 750 × 1100 mm
• Worktable size: 1025 × 555 mm
• Worktable height: 860 mm
• Slab thickness: 0–60 mm
• Handwheel diameter: 600 mm
• Weight: 49 kg
• Operation: Manual, no electricity
• Warranty: 1 year

How to Use

• Lay the linen canvas flat, spread the clay on one half, and fold the other half over it
• Feed the overlapping end of the canvas under the roller so it doesn't slip
• Set both thickness handles to the same marking, about 10 mm less than the clay's thickness
• Turn the handwheel, and the clay is pulled through automatically
• Roll back and forth, lowering the rollers gradually, until you reach the thickness you want

Care
After each use, wipe the worktable and rollers with a damp cloth and remove any clay. Dry all parts well to prevent rust, and store the roller in a dry place. Check the screws, gears and legs regularly. Always use clay with the right moisture, because very dry clay can damage the rollers and gears.