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Mazzer Robur Espresso Conical Burr Grinder and Doser
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Overview
The Mazzer Robur grinder is the ideal espesso grinder for the professional barista. Its variable grind settings, ease of use functions, and high volume grinding capacity make this grinder the perfect fit for the busiest of coffee shops and cafes. The Robur's 71mm conical burrs grind at 500 Rotations Per Minute, making sure you've got the coffee needed to keep up with the demand. The Robur now comes standard with "pre-seasoned" burrs. If you are looking for an electronic dosing model, see our Mazzer Robur Electronic Conical Burr Espresso Coffee Grinder listing.
Details:
- Automatic, ETL certified version. Starts every 12 doses and stops grinding when doser is full.
- Stepless grind settings
- Conical Steel Grinding Burrs: 71 mm
- Coffee-bean hopper capacity: 4 lbs
- Dosing hopper capacity: .8 lbs
- Adjustable doser: 5.5g-8g
- Heavy duty die-cast aluminum body.
- Color: Silver (Inquire about availability and pricing if looking for Black)
- Dimentions: 9.5" W x 12.25" D x 28.25" H
- Weight: 62 lbs
- Electrical: 110 Volt 900 Watt
Specifications
| Specifications: | |
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| Manufacturer: | Mazzer |
| Model: | Robur |
| List Price: | $3,390 |
| Width: | 9.5" |
| Depth: | 18" |
| Height: | 28.5" |
| Voltage: | 110 volts |
| Wattage: | 900 watts |
| Weight: | 62 lbs. |
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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