Queen of Coffee Grinders The EK43 has conquered the international coffee specialty industry and rules as the undisputed queen of coffee grinders. Combining exceptionally high performance, heavy-duty reliability, and premium grinding results, its outstanding grinding profile remains unmatched across the globe. Unrivalled Extraction and Aroma The EK43 provides the most even extraction of a coffee’s valuable aroma. It is widely recognised as the ultimate guarantor for an outstanding taste experience and serves as a true symbol of quality. Its distinctive tall shape has become an icon within the international barista scene, connecting coffee professionals through a shared passion for precision. Key Features Unmatched Particle Size Spread Delivers an exceptionally uniform grind size across all settings, resulting in higher extraction rates and a sweeter, more balanced cup. Premium 98 mm Cast Steel Burrs Massive, top-tier cast steel burrs engineered to offer maximum grind speed and superior particle consistency. Multipurpose Versatility A highly robust grinder perfectly suited for completely different brewing applications, from coarse filter coffees to espresso and fine Turkish coffee grinding. Precise Grind Adjustment Easy-to-use micro-adjustable front dial ensures seamless and repeatable transitions between different grind profiles. Integrated Bag Holder Equipped with a sturdy bag clamp and knocker mechanism, making it perfect for rapid retail bag filling or batch brewing. Technical Specifications Specification Details Voltage / Frequencies 200–240 V / 50/60 Hz Phases Single Phase Nominal Power 1300 W Burr Diameter 98 mm Burr Material Cast Steel Burr Grind Life Approx. 6,000 kg (median setting) Average Grinding Capacity* 19–21 g/s Average Capacity (Turkish Fine)* 10–12 g/s Bean Hopper Capacity 1500 g Dimensions (W x H x D) 23 x 82.8 x 41 cm Net Weight 26.0 kg Certifications CE, CB, ETL Safety, ETL Sanitation Please Note: We are unable to ship coffee machines or grinders to the USA or Canada due to voltage differences.
