RAW | Hemp Plastic Joint Rollers

Elevate your rolling game with the RAW Hemp Plastic Joint Rolling Machines. Crafted with sustainability in mind, these rolling machines are made from eco-friendly Hemp Composite Plastic, ensuring a durable and earth-conscious choice for your rolling needs.

Key Features:

• Eco-Friendly Material: Made from Hemp Composite Plastic, these rolling machines are durable and environmentally friendly.
• Versatile Sizes: Available in 110mm and 79mm sizes to cater to various rolling paper lengths.
• Compatibility: The 79mm machine works perfectly with 1 1/4—and 1 1/2-inch papers, while the 110mm is designed for Kingsize papers.
• Durable Rolling Aprons: These double-thick vinyl rolling aprons ensure longevity and a smooth rolling experience every time.
• Instructions Included: Each machine has handy instructions for those new to rolling or needing a refresher.
• Authentic Craftsmanship: Proudly made in Indonesia, reflecting its premium quality and design.

FAQs:

1. What material is the rolling machine made from? The RAW Hemp Plastic Joint Rolling Machines are crafted from eco-friendly Hemp Composite Plastic.

2. Which size should I choose? If you use 1 1/4—and 1/2-inch paper, go for the 79mm machine. For Kingsize papers, opt for the 110mm machine.

3. Are rolling papers included with the machine? Rolling papers are not included with the machine. When purchasing, remember to add a pack of your preferred size!

4. How do I use the rolling machine? Each rolling machine has instructions to guide you through the process, ensuring a perfect roll every time.

5. Where is this rolling machine made? The RAW Hemp Plastic Joint Rolling Machines are authentically made in Indonesia.

Experience a smoother, more efficient rolling process with the RAW Hemp Plastic Joint Rolling Machines. Whether you’re a seasoned roller or a beginner, this machine is designed to make the process effortless and enjoyable. Order yours today and roll with ease!

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Added on June 10, 2018