Mazzer ZM Filter Digital Espresso Grinder
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The Mazzer ZM Filter commercial coffee grinder boasts a digital grind adjustment system allowing the barista to control the distance between the burrs in microns so that the grind setting is understandable, accurate, and repeatable. On the digital display, 20 preset grind settings can be recorded, with 4 pre-programmable buttons for quick recipe recall. The ZM’s advanced cooling system, a double fan ensuring that coffee grounds stay cooler, preserves flavor and taste compounds. The ZM has coffee retention of under .45 grams to allow for single dosing. These features create a grinder that fits perfectly in the workflow of a specialty cafe.
Mazzer ZM Filter Features
- Coffee grinder designed for specialty coffee lovers
- Ideal for batch brew, manual brewing, and even espresso
- Low coffee retention
- Electronic True Zero calibration
- Low RPM with excellent grinding speed
- Ventilation system with electronic control
- A micrometrical digital grind adjustment mechanism
- 20 pre-programmed grind settings recordable on the control panel
- Easy-to-use LCD display
- Easy to clean grinding chamber
- On-demand dosing capability
- Double safety switch
Technical Details
- Dimensions: 25.5"(H) x 9.75”(W) x 17”(D)
- Weight: 77 lbs
- Grind Adjustments: Digital Micrometrical
- Hopper Capacity: 0.7 lbs
- Burr Type: 83mm Flat
- Burr Material: Steel
- Burrs Speed: 900 RPM (50Hz) - 1050 RPM (60Hz)
- Volts: 120
- Watts: 800
- Plug Type: Standard USA 110V
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Warranty Information
All new Mazzer grinders include 1-year parts and a 30-day labor warranty.
Disclaimer
There may be signs of use from the Mazzer factory calibration process, which involves the use of coffee beans. Per Mazzer, each grinder is factory tested and calibrated with actual coffee beans before being sold. Additionally, per Mazzer, it is normal to have some coffee residue, dust, or particles leftover from the calibration process in a "factory new" grinding machine. If you have further questions regarding the calibration process, please contact Mazzer directly.