Compak K-10 Pro Barista Espresso Grinder - 3.75 lb. Capacity
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Overview
Developed to offer the perfect tool for the professional barista. The Pro Barista version (formerly WBC version) of Compak's K-10 Conic model incorporates the improvements required by the most prestigious baristas for competition at its highest level.
- Official grinder of the World Barista Championship from 2006-2008.
- Exclusive, advanced system of conical burrs with a revolutions reducer.
- Guarantees the greatest grinding power with the least heating, conserving all the coffee™s properties.
- Available in Black or Polished Aluminum (see options above)
- 1-year warranty from the date of purchase on materials used and workmanship.
- Hopper Capacity (lb/kg)- 3.75/1.7
- Ground Coffee Capacity (lb/g)- 0.7/300
- Production (lb-h/kg-h)- 35-39/16-18
- Motor Power (w)- 760
- RPM- 300
- Grinding Disc Diameter (in/mm)- conical 2.7/68
- Special Features:
- Powerful 1hp motor with gear reduction system
- 68 mm conical burrs
- High resistance switch
- Aluminum lever, fork, and doser
- Special competition doser
- WBC signage
- Ergonomic doser cover
| Specifications: | |
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| Manufacturer: | Compak |
| Model: | K-10 WBC |
| List Price: | $2,190 |
| Width: | 8.3" |
| Depth: | 14.4" |
| Height: | 25" |
| Voltage: | 110 volts |
| Weight: | 32 lbs. |
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