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Lino Roller

A lino roller is an essential tool for printmaking, ideal for evenly applying ink to linoleum blocks or printing plates. Whether you're working with water-based or oil-based inks, these durable brayers ensure smooth, consistent coverage for detailed linocuts. Available in a range of widths, lino rollers offer precision and control for artists, hobbyists and students. Choose from soft or hard rubber rollers to suit your printmaking technique and creative needs.

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Essdee Soft Rubber Roller 100mm

Essdee Soft Rubber Roller 100mm

Essdee Soft Rubber Roller 100mm

Is $ 21.00

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Essdee Ink Roller 75mm

Essdee Ink Roller 75mm

Essdee Ink Roller 75mm

Is $ 17.00

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Essdee Lino Roller 4 Inches

Essdee Lino Roller 4 Inches

Is $ 22.00

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Essdee Lino Roller 200mm

Essdee Lino Roller 200mm

Is $ 26.00

Essdee Professional Ink Roller 150mm

Essdee Professional Ink Roller 150mm

Is $ 26.00

Essdee Fabric Printing Roller 75mm

Essdee Fabric Printing Roller 75mm

Is $ 22.00

Essdee Sponge Roller 95mm

Essdee Sponge Roller 95mm

Is $ 12.00

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Essdee Fabric Printing Roller 100mm

Essdee Fabric Printing Roller 100mm

Is $ 24.00

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Daler-Rowney Adigraf Block Print Ink Roller

Daler-Rowney Adigraf Block Print Ink Roller

Daler-Rowney Adigraf Block Print Ink Roller

Is $ 31.00

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FAQs About Lino Roller

A lino roller, or brayer, is used to evenly apply block printing ink across a linocut surface for clean transfers.

Choose a roller size that matches your lino block to ensure smooth, even ink coverage without overlapping edges.

Yes, lino rollers work well with water-based and oil-based block printing inks for consistent coverage and detail.

Clean with warm water or the correct solvent immediately after use to prevent ink build-up and maintain smooth rolling.

Most rollers have a rubber surface with a metal or plastic handle, designed for firm, even pressure during printing.

Yes, lino rollers are easy to use, making them suitable for beginners exploring printmaking or stamp projects.

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