Discover the newest advancements and breakthroughs in our gyratory roller technology.
Gyratory Roller Solutions has issued our first Request for Quotation (RFQ) for the design and manufacture of the GRolls1000 unit, marking a major step toward pilot-scale deployment and commercialisation of the technology.
Gyratory Roller Solutions has received broad media attention following the release of “Researchers strike gold with new mining technology” by the Adelaide University (13 March 2026). The coverage highlights the potential of GRolls® to improve energy efficiency and performance in mineral processing, with the story gaining traction across multiple industry and news platforms.
Gyratory Roller Solutions has been granted a patent in Canada for its innovative comminution technology. This milestone strengthens our intellectual property portfolio and supports the global rollout of future commercial scale GRolls®.
Gyratory Roller Solutions has been named in the 2025 CORE Innovation Hub Hot 30, recognising its advancement of energy-efficient comminution technology for the mining industry. The award highlights GRolls®’ potential to transform grinding through improved efficiency, reduced energy consumption, and scalable design.
In a bid to propel the GRolls technology to new heights, Mark Drechsler, Co-founder and Director of GRolls, has embarked on a groundbreaking journey—pursuing a PhD at the University of South Australia.
We are excited to announce that the Gyratory Roller Solutions (GRolls®) team has successfully commissioned the GRolls®400 prototype at the University of South Australia. This state-of-the-art tertiary and quaternary comminution machine is now ready for testing with feed material provided by our industry partners.