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Kinu M47 Phoenix Manual Coffee and Espresso Grinder

$219.00
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M47 Phoenix
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  • Kinu M47 Phoenix Manual Coffee and Espresso Grinder
  • Kinu M47 Phoenix Manual Coffee and Espresso Grinder
  • Kinu M47 Phoenix Manual Coffee and Espresso Grinder
  • Kinu M47 Phoenix Manual Coffee and Espresso Grinder

Description

  • For a limited time while supplies last, every Phoenix and Simplicty grinder will include a FREE Kinu aluminum catch cup! Simply add the grinder to cart and the accessory will be automatically included!
    • What's in the box

    • Kinu M47 Phoenix hand grinder
    • Crank arm
    • Travel Case
    • User manual
    Kinu M47 Phoenix Grinder

    Rising From The Ashes

    After a devastating fire hit their factory roof in late 2018, Kinu responded by springing back with a flourish. Not only would they release a new grinder but they named it quite appropriately for the situation, and thus the M47 Phoenix was born. This grinder still packs under the hood much of what makes the other M47 hand grinders so wonderful to use: Black Fusion coated 47 mm conical burrs, precise grind adjustment, dual ball bearing mounted stainless steel axle while replacing other pieces with ABS plastic for a lower weight and cost than its other M47 linemates.

    Kinu M47 Phoenix Grinder

    Build Quality You Can Rely On

    Reducing the weight and cost of the popular M47 Classic without compromising quality presented a challenge that Kinu was more than capable of handling. Keeping much of the stainless steel construction from the Phoenix's forerunner including the grinder body, burrs, axle, grind adjustment, and handle arm was important to maintain the rugged quality Kinu is known for. The updates came in the grinds catch, bean funnel, and internal bearing mounts transitioning to ABS plastic, leaving you with a hand mill made for premium grinding at an approachable price.

    Kinu M47 Phoenix Grinder

    Unparalleled Control Over Your Grind

    Between stepless grinders that don't provide you with an obvious zero-point and stepped grinders that restrict your ability to get the grind just right it can be tough to dial-in to a repeatable and ideal setting. Kinu succeeds in giving you that control with its precise stepless adjustment. With 50 marks per every revolution of the adjustment knob and an obviously noted zero point, you can make big adjustments with ease. And, with each mark on the knob corresponding to 0.01 mm of vertical burr movement, you can be sure to get your grind exactly where it needs to be for a beautiful espresso, V60, or batch brew. Kinu's 47 mm Black Fusion coated conical burr does especially well with turkish coffee, espresso, and fine drip grinding, while still doing well at coarser settings.

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      47 mm Black Fusion coated conical burrs

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      Precise stepless grind adjustment

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      High-quality build and attention to detail

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      Materials: stainless steel, ABS plastic

    More Features

    35-40 g capacity

    Ball-bearing mounted axle for smooth grinding

    Silicon band for a comfortable grip

    5 year manufacturer warranty

    Made in Germany and Romania

    Kinu Grinder Comparison Chart

    Model: M47 Classic M47 Simplicity M47 Phoenix
    Dimensions: 8.25" (H) x 2.75" (D) x 7.8" (W)" 8.20" (H) x 2.75" (D) x 7.8" (W) 8.20" (H) x 2.75" (D) x 7.8" (W)
    Weight: 2.3 lb (1170g) 2.1 lb (965g) 1.6 lb (715g)
    Hopper Capacity: 40-50g 40-50g 40-50g
    Grinds Catch Capacity: 30-35g 35-40g 35-40g
    Burrs: Conical | Coated Steel | 47mm Conical | Coated Steel | 47mm Conical | Coated Steel | 47mm
    Micrometrical Grind Adjustment:
    Auto-Centering
    Grip/Handle: Thumb Stopper Thumb Stopper Silicone Grip
    Beans Funnel: Stainless Steel ABS Plastic ABS Plastic
    Grinds Catch Cup: Stainless Steel ABS Plastic ABS Plastic

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    Additional Information

    Available Colors:
    Stainless Steel
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