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Mazzer Robur Electronic

Mazzer Robur Electronic

Mazzer Robur Electronic
£1,500.00 ex VAT£1,800.00Inc VAT

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The Mazzer Robur is the flagship of the Mazzer grinder range. It has 71mm conical grinding burrs with a 900 watt motor that spins at 420rpm. Highly suited to very busy cafés who demand a lot from their equipment.

This new version of the Mazzer Robur takes on demand grinding to the busy café and coffee house environment. You set the grinder electronically to grind a pre-determined amount of coffee into your portafilter. There's a button for single shots and another for doubles. And its fast.

If you want your coffee to taste at its best then you don't want ground coffee sitting in your doser and chute, the Mazzer Robur Electronic overcomes all these problems.

If you are looking for a high end, consistent grinder the Mazzer Robur Electronic is for you.

We recommed the Mazzer Robur Electronic for coffee bars making 300 + coffees a day.

MAZZER ROBUR TECHNICAL DATA

Power 900 Watt

Grinding blades conical Ø 71 mm (2 ¾ inches) ref. 186C

Grinding blades speed 420 r.p.m. (50Hz)

500 r.p.m. (60Hz)

Coffee-bean container capacity 1,8 kg (4 lbs)

Net weight 28 kg (62 lbs)

This is how we set up the electronic digital timers.

First you must know the weight of the dose you need to get the best from the coffee you are using. This can be obtained via the coffee roaster, retailer or through experimentation.

Then we set the grind size. This involves moving the adjustment collar till we get the right size particles for our chosen dose. Ignore the timer at the stage. Use your finger to remove coffee until you have your desired weight. Pull a shot through your espresso machine and as rule of thumb you want 1.6 times the weight to end up in your cup as you put into the basket. For example, if you dose 17g into your basket then you want 27g of espresso in your cup in about 26-29 seconds. Once your getting this ratio consistently, you want to set the time.

Now pay attention to the time showing on your grinder. Hit the button and weigh how much coffee was ground into your basket. Adjust the time up if not enough and down if too much. It's never going to be perfect every time but if you get a variance of 1g over 10 shots this is OK.

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