If you start to notice that your coffee grinder takes a lot longer to grind the coffee beans, which can be caused by grinding burrs which get dull. This mainly depends on how much coffee you have ground with it. But there are other factors which also play part with this
The grinding blades on this product page are OEM/original Macap Burrs. The Macap part reference number for these grinding burrs is C0004M122A. This OEM grinding burr set is a flat type. The motor turning direction for these burrs is clockwise. The external diameter is 64,6mm, the internal diameter is 38mm and the thickness is 8,6mm. there are 3 mounting...
On this product page you will find a set of conical grinding burrs suitable for various La Cimbali and Faema coffee grinders. You will find this set of grinding burrs on the Cimbali Conik, Faema MC99 and the MC90. This set of conical grinding burrs has a inner and outer grinding burr. The outer grinding burr has a outer diameter of 68mm a inner diameter...
At some point in the life of your Mazzer Major you need to replace the burrs of your coffee grinder. There are after market models available from Italy, but you can also go for a original set off burrs. The Burrs for the Mazzer Major on this page are original ones. They are suitable for the Mazzer Major Doser and for the Mazzer Major Electronic. The...
On this product page you will find a set of OEM/original conical grinding burrs for various Mazzer coffee grinder models. These grinding burrs are suitable for the models Mazzer Kold and Mazzer Robur. This is as well for the doser models as well for the electronic models This set has 2 types of grinding burrs. A inner and outer grinding burr. The outer...
If you start to notice that your coffee grinder has difficulties with grinding the coffee beans, the chance is big that the burrs need to be replaced. Even your Mazzer Mini coffee grinder can have this issue. On this page you will find the grinding burrs for the Mazzer Mini. These burrs are suitable for multiple models for the Mazzer mini like The...
On this product page you will find a grinding burr set for the Mazzer Mini doser. The Mazzer reference part number for this item is FMA00182D The external diameter of this grinder burr is 58mm, the inner diameter is 33,5mm and the thickness of this flat burrs is 8,5mm These grinding burrs each have 3 boltholes. Always use the original screws when...
On this product page you will find a grinding burr set for the Fiorenzato F64E with the part reference 400000013. This is OEM/Original set of grinding burrs. The outer diameter of this set off burrs is 64mm the internal diameter is 37mm and the thickness is 8,5mm. This set of burrs is hold on each side with 3 fixing screws. Note always use the original...
The grinding burr set on this page can be used on various Macap coffee grinders. This specific model has the Macap part reference number C0004M135A. These grinding burrs have a clockwise direction, right. The outer diameter is 58mm, the internal diameter is 34mm and the thickness is 8,5mm. There are in total 3 mounting holes. This grinding burr has been...
This set of coffee grinding burrs can be used on various Nuova Simonelli and Victoria Arduino coffee grinders. The Nuova Simonelli part reference number is 15080002 and for Victoria Arduino this is 15080002. This set of grinding burrs is a OEM/Original set of Nuova Simonelli grinding burrs. The outer diameter of these grinding burrs is 75mm. You can use...
Each coffee grinder manufacturer has their own type of preferences of types of grinding burrs. There are basically 2 types, a flat model and a conical version. you see with various brands that they have a mix of some coffee grinders which use flat grinding burrs and some use conical ones. And some brands do only use flat conical grinding burrs.
The flat grinding burrs are the most common type of grinding burrs, this might have something to do with the price. Seen they are a lot cheaper then conical grinding burrs.
These types are used on domestic as well on commercial coffee grinders. But seen the volume with commercial grinders is bigger the dimensions of the grinding burrs are also slightly bigger.
In most cases these parts are made from a harder type of steel, to increase the longevity of the grinding burrs it is possible to get them with a special coating such as Titanium. This makes the grinding burrs more expensive, but they will also last longer.
The conical grinding burrs are a less common type on coffee grinders. As mentioned above this mainly has to do with the price of them, seen they are 3-4 times the price of traditional grinding burrs.
These grinding burrs are made up out of 2 burrs. A outer stationary one and a internal one which is connected to the motor shaft. To adjust the coarseness of the ground coffee you could lower and raise the outer grinding burr.
The conical grinding burrs can be found on various brands such as Mazzer, Fiorenzato and Compak
When you are replacing your old coffee grinding burrs there are 3 points of attention.
clean out the coffee grinding chamber, lower and upper grinding burr holder. When you do this the chance of having alignment issues reduces a lot. A other thing is when the threads are clean you can install the parts a lot easier back. And the chance that you cross thread the upper burr holder reduces a lot.
Always use the original hardware to install the grinding burrs. Seen it is not always clear if the manufacturer has used “standard” screws to install the grinding burrs.
When you have installed your new set of grinding burrs you can’t just use the old settings of your coffee grinder. Seen the old ones where worn down and in some cases the design was slightly different.
So you need to calibrate them to set your grinder on the correct setting again, this can take some time to do this properly and will cost some coffee beans. But the final result is a lot better then with the old grinding burrs.
At Brooks we have a variety of grinding burrs for coffee grinders. These can be OEM/original spare parts or aftermarket ones. This mainly depends on how much you want to spend in replacing your grinding burrs.
If you can’t find the part your looking for, don’t hesitate and just contact us so that we can help you out finding the correct set of grinding burrs.
This might be one of the more important questions, what kind of brand coffee grinder do I have and also which model of espresso grinder. Seen parts of a Mahlkönig coffee grinder aren’t interchangeable with spare parts of a Mazzer coffee grinder.
In most cases coffee grinding burrs are made from steel or ceramic. You will find ceramic grinding burrs mainly on hand held grinders and domestic coffee grinders. Where you find the steel coffee grinding burrs on commercial espresso grinders, such as with brands likeCompak, Mazzer, Eureka and Nuova Simonelli. There is with, high end, coffee grinding burrs in some cases also a option for coated coffee grinding burrs. Like with a Nanotech, Titanium or a Red speed coating.
On commercial coffee grinders you will find 2 types of coffee grinding burrs, the most common size is the flat grinding burr is the most common model. The next type are the conical grinding burrs, in a rarity you do also have a semi conical model this can be found on La San Marco coffee grinders.
A flat grinding burr sat is relatively simple, you have a upper and lower grinding burr. The lower one is connected to the coffee grinder motor, so that one rotates. The upper burr is the stationary, one. Note: both grinding burrs are identical. With the upper grinding burr you adjust the distance between the grinding burrs, by turning the burr holder clock or counterclockwise.
In the case of conical grinding burrs you have a inner and outer grinding burr. In this case the inner disc is also the one which rotates, the outer grinding burr is the one which is the stationary. With the outer grinding burr you also change the distance between the inner and the outer one.
This is a common issue when you install new grinding burrs on your coffee grinder. Seen you need to calibrate your new grinding blades, you can’t just 1:1 replace them and expect the same. A other issue can be that the coffee grinding burrs are out of alignment, mainly caused by old coffee on surfaces. It rarely happens that a coffee grinding burr has a production error which causes this, the same with optically different burrs then your current one.
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