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Compare the documented fit, complete setup and limitations for Mockmill 100, Mockmill 200.
See the model shortlist ↓| Documented field | Mockmill 100 | Mockmill 200 |
|---|---|---|
| Standard product number | MM100 | MM200 |
| Worldwide-listing wheat reference | Approx. 100 g finest flour/min | Approx. 200 g finest flour/min |
| Worldwide-listing motor power | 360 W | 680 W |
| Shared-manual power | 360 W | 600 W |
| Worldwide-listing voltage / rotation | 220/230 V; approx. 1,300 rpm at 50 Hz | 220/230 V; approx. 1,300 rpm at 50 Hz |
| Shared-manual regional speeds | 230 V / 50 Hz: approx. 1,100 rpm; 110 V / 60 Hz: approx. 1,300 rpm | 230 V / 50 Hz: approx. 1,100 rpm; 110 V / 60 Hz: approx. 1,300 rpm |
| Dimensions / wheat hopper | 380 × 220 × 190 mm / 1,100 g | 380 × 220 × 190 mm / 1,100 g |
| Listed weight | 6.6 kg | 8 kg |
| First-use difference | No model-specific transport-lock removal stated | Remove the 200 transport lock before first use |
| Saved Amazon status | Documentation only; no exact offer or photo | Documentation only; no exact offer or photo |
Use the soft-wheat rate as a reference, not a stopwatch
The current worldwide listings state approximately 100 grams of finest soft-wheat flour per minute for the 100 and 200 grams for the 200. At those reference rates, 500 grams divided by the published figures equals five minutes versus two and a half minutes. That is transparent arithmetic—not an independently measured batch time. It excludes loading, collection, cleanup and changes caused by grain type, moisture or grind setting.
The 200’s higher reference rate matters only if it solves a repeated batch-time problem. It does not establish finer flour, cooler flour, quieter operation, longer life or better bread.
Resolve the specification conflicts on the exact regional unit
The worldwide product pages list 220/230 volts and approximately 1,300 rpm at 50 Hz for both mills. The current shared manual instead lists approximately 1,100 rpm for 230 V / 50 Hz and 1,300 rpm for 110 V / 60 Hz. It also gives the 200 as 600 watts while the current 200 product page states 680 watts. We do not choose one value merely because it makes a model look stronger.
Before purchase, match the seller title, product number, nameplate voltage and frequency, supplied plug and supplied manual. A 110 V line in a shared manual proves that a regional version is documented; it does not verify that a particular US offer, warranty or listing matches it. A plug adapter alone does not resolve voltage or frequency.
The compatibility checker separates documented permissions from unknown combinations.
Check your grain →Plan the same footprint but different handling
The current product pages list the same 380 × 220 × 190-millimeter dimensions and 1,100-gram wheat hopper for both standard models. The 100 is listed at 6.6 kilograms and the 200 at 8 kilograms. Measure the working position with a bowl beneath the chute and enough height to load the hopper; do not compare the body dimensions alone.
For the 200, the shared manual adds a first-use transport-lock removal step. Both models require motor-before-grain startup in that manual. Those instructions are part of setup and should not be replaced with habits learned from another mill.
Keep standard, Lino and Professional identities separate
The names “Mockmill 100” and “Mockmill 200” here mean the standard MM100 and MM200 product families. They do not establish the housing, controls, motor, duty or package of Lino 100, Lino 200 or Professional 200. Confirm the full model name rather than matching only the number.
Our verified manager catalog still contains no exact standard Mockmill 100 or 200 offer or matching photo. A missing saved result is not proof of global unavailability, but it means this page does not attach a look-alike product, review or buying button.
Choose the model around the unresolved facts
Consider the 100 when the lower manufacturer reference rate covers normal batches and the lighter listed weight matters. Consider the 200 when the higher reference rate addresses a repeated need and the extra weight, transport-lock setup and unresolved 600-versus-680-watt conflict are acceptable after exact-SKU confirmation.
We have not independently compared noise, fineness, flour temperature, dust, cleanup or durability. If the decision includes another open-bowl stone mill, continue to the NutriMill Harvest comparison rather than treating the 200’s rate as a universal category benchmark.
Questions answered
What is the main difference between Mockmill 100 and 200?
The current worldwide listings state approximately 100 versus 200 grams of finest soft-wheat flour per minute, 360 versus 680 watts and 6.6 versus 8 kilograms. The shared manual conflicts with the 200 listing by stating 600 watts, so verify the exact regional unit.
Why do the Mockmill RPM figures differ?
The current worldwide listings state approximately 1,300 rpm at 220/230 V and 50 Hz. The shared manual states approximately 1,100 rpm at 230 V / 50 Hz and 1,300 rpm at 110 V / 60 Hz. Confirm the nameplate and supplied manual rather than merging those regional figures.
Can I use a 220/230V listing in a US kitchen with a plug adapter?
Do not assume so. A plug adapter does not establish voltage or frequency compatibility. Verify the exact regional SKU, nameplate, plug, warranty and instructions before purchase.
Is the Mockmill 200 a commercial mill?
The cited shared manual describes the standard 100/200 for household quantities. Do not transfer specifications or duty expectations from the separate Professional 200 family.