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Mazzer Kony Electronic Conical Burr Espresso Grinder
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Overview
Mazzer needs no introduction for those familiar with commercial espressos grinders. Their reputation has been built off of their reliability, grind quality, and clean look. The Mazzer Kony Electronic grinder offers the feature-set of the popular Mazzer Robur Electronic grinder for those with with limited space or smaller shop volume. The Kony Electronic still offers the conical burrs, slower burr rotation, and programmable on-demand doser found in it's bigger brother, but in a smaller footprint. For the version with a manual doser, see our Mazzer Kony Conical Burr Grinder listing.
Highlighted Features
Programmable Dosing Controls
The Mazzer Kony Electronic allows the barista to program a set grind time for both a single and a double shot. The digital display on the control panel also keeps record of total shots ground.
Low RPM and Conical Burrs
Many people love the conical burrs and low RPM (rotations per minute) of the Mazzer Robur, but do not have the same production needs. The Kony fill this gap by offering the same low RPM (500) and a smaller conical burr set (63 mm compared to the Robur's 71mm). The low RPM ensures the coffee will be exposed to less heat and therefore hold its freshness longer. The conical burrs are preferred by many and can accentuate many particular nuances of the coffee.
Standard Features
- Electronic dose adjustment  
- Grind on demand directly into the portafilter for minimal coffee waste.  
- Stepless grind adjustment allows for precise grind adjustments.  
- 63mm conical steel grinding burrs  
- Ventilation with electronic control  
- Timer switch on side for on/off.  
- Pronged portafilter holder.  
- Color: Gray
| Specifications: | |
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| Manufacturer: | Mazzer |
| Model: | Kony E |
| Grind Adjustment: | Stepless |
| Burr Type: | Conical |
| Burr Size: | 63 mm |
| Burr Speed: | 500 (60 HZ) |
| Hopper Capacity: | 2.9 lbs |
| Motor Output: | 350 Watts |
| Voltage: | 110 |
| Dimensions: | 9.5" W x 16.5" D x 25.5" H |
| Weight: | 44 lbs. |
| List Price: | $2,900 |
Brand
In an age where companies are frequently cutting corners on build quality to save cost, a company like Mazzer is a rarity. Whenever espresso grinders are being discussed, and the focus turns to quality, reliability, and longevity, Mazzer is consistently a standard to which others are held. New companies and designs hit the market, but the question needing to be asked is, "Sure, it works well now, but is it going to last as long as a Mazzer?" Mazzer espresso grinders come in a variety of model variations (doser and electronic) and sizes ranging from the low-volume Mazzer Mini to the super-high volume Mazzer Robur. Feel free to shoot us an e-mail or give us a call if you need help deciding on the right one!
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