professional  coffee grinder  machine

Features of the grinder:

1) Professional coffee grinding machine

2) Very find grinding for high demanding purpose

3) Stainless steel blade, long-life

4) The streamlined design, workmanship and Practical

5) Safety switch 6) Manual controlled the yield of powder

6) Manual controlled the yield of powder

Specification table of coffe grinder

Maintenance of the coffee grinder

Maintenance of the coffee grinder is very simple and all the components are dishwashing friendly. Even the base of the machine can be cleaned without having too many hassles in the process. This grinder does not have a timer, however, the motor works very smoothly and it does not make too much noise. The only thing that you may get concerned is with the glass chambers and whether they are going to resist the exercise for a long time. This is a concern that you have and may be it would be a good idea to give the company some tips on changing the glass to something stronger. There are some very good bargains for coffee grinders that you may be interested in looking for. This machine comes highly recommended and it is making the life of many coffee lovers easier and simpler in many ways.

  About coffee grinders

The uniform particle size is desirable for the specific case of coffee preparation by any of the various methods. Some methods may be more tolerant of a range of sizes produced by a blade grinder; this may be the case for drip (percolated) coffee.
Burr coffee grinders are especially significant for keeping the flavor and aroma of the coffee beans intact. Burr mills differ from blade grinders in not producing as much heat from friction—this is especially important for coffee aficionados looking to get the most flavor from the freshly ground beans. Friction heat would lessen or taint the natural flavor. Burr grinders create less friction and require fewer motor RPMs which reduces potential flavor loss due to heat.
Manual coffee grinders have been largely supplanted by electrically powered ones where the object is simply to get the job done; manual grinders are used more for their "traditional" appearance: they are made to look good, and are often more costly than the cheaper electric models. An exception is the manual Turkish coffee grinder; these are inexpensive, and can grind coffee to fine powder for Turkish coffee, unlike the cheaper electric models.
Many grinders are free-standing; some larger coffee grinders are fixed to a wall.