Fiorenzato

Fiorenzato F71 EK Conical Espresso Grinder

$3,500.00

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12 Month Parts Warranty

The Fiorenzato F71 EK Espresso Grinder is an excellent blend of durability and high performance, striking a perfect the balance between the two. Fiorenzato grinders are known globally for their reliability, but with the most recent generation they also added a responsive and intuitive touch screen interface. This interface makes it simple to program, even for the most novice of baristas. The EK, conical burrs with low RPM are more forgiving as well, allowing you to grind without resistance the lightest to the darkest coffees in high volumes. The addition of a built in cooling fan also supports this high capacity grinder, allowing you to grind almost nonstop. For these reasons, the F71 EK is going to be optimized in high volume settings as the primary grinder.

Fiorenzato F71 EK Features

Easy to use touch screen interface
On demand grinding by time
Built in cooling fan
2 programmable doses as well as manual dispense
- Multiple dosing options
71mm Burrs
Stepless adjustment
Adjustable portafilter fork
Colors:
- Black

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the F71 EK for?
- Cafes, Coffee Shops, or other high volume specialty coffee applications. The large conical burrs and low RPM are particularly beneficial for grinding either extremely lightly roasted, high density coffee or with extremely dark, oily coffee that is more difficult for lower capacity grinder to handle.

Technical Specs

Burr Size: 71mm
Burr Type: Conical
Burr Material: M340 Steel
Burr Life Span: 2650 lbs / 1200kg
Hopper Capacity: 3.3 lbs / 1.5 kg
Daily Capacity: 14kg / day
Rpm: 300
Dimensions: 9"W x 10.5"D x 26.5"H
Weight: 44lbs
Volts: 120
Watts: 850
Amps: 7
Plug Type: Standard USA 110V

Documents

User Manual

Warranty Info

All new Fiorenzato grinders include 1-year parts warranty.

Disclaimer

There may be signs of use from the factory calibration process, which involves the use of coffee beans. Each grinder is factory tested and calibrated with actual coffee beans before being sold. Additionally, it is normal to have some coffee residue, dust, or particles leftover from the calibration process in a "factory new" grinding machine.