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The beans sit in the hopper, ground on demand. This is the faster way when the same variety is always running.
The diameter of the grinding burrs determines how many revolutions are needed for the same amount of coffee.
Flat burrs grind with two parallel rings and deliver a tight particle size distribution.
Stepless means you can adjust continuously, even between two clicks.
You decide how long to grind.
A large hopper means less frequent refilling.
The beans sit in the hopper and are ground on demand.
The grinder output indicates how much ground coffee comes out per second.
The numbers from the data sheet, in the order that matters. A faster grinder does not grind better, it only grinds more.
The larger the burrs, the fewer revolutions are needed for the same amount of coffee. The grounds heat up less, and heat in the ground coffee costs aroma. Installed are Flat hardened steel.
For 18 g of coffee, calculated from 2,8 g per second. For a single drink you hardly notice it: brewing and milk foam take longer than grinding. For 50 drinks during peak time that is about 1 minutes less grinding time than the mid-range of our assortment.
These are 598 square centimeters of counter that are permanently occupied. At 56 cm height you need space above it for refilling.
All values come from the data sheet of this device. If a specification is missing, it is not listed here.
The same values by which you filter and compare in the shop. Is something missing? Write to us, we'll add it.
The beans sit in the hopper and are ground on demand. This is the faster way in everyday life, especially if the same coffee is used all the time. A full hopper, however, means that the beans at the bottom are exposed to the air for longer.
The diameter of the grinding burrs determines how many revolutions are needed for the same amount of coffee. Larger burrs need fewer revolutions, the grind warms up less, and heat in the grind reduces aroma.
Flat burrs grind with two parallel rings and deliver a tight particle size distribution. You do not recognize dull burrs by appearance but by the fact that the shot runs faster than usual.
Stepless means you can adjust continuously, even between two clicks. That is useful when a bean falls exactly between two settings, but it requires that you remember your setting.
You decide how long to grind. The most reliable way is with a scale because otherwise the amount shifts with grind size and bean.
The grinder output indicates how much ground coffee comes out per second. For a single drink you hardly notice it, as extraction and milk determine the time. You only feel it when many drinks are made back to back.
A large hopper means less frequent refilling. Bear in mind that beans age in it: anything that stays in the hopper for longer than a few days loses aroma, no matter how good the grinder is.
Manufacturer: Eureka · EUREKA, Conti Valerio S.r.l., Via Luigi Longo 39/41, 50019 Sesto Fiorentino (FI), Italy, www.eureka.co.it/en, [email protected]
Three varieties that we have dialed in on exactly this machine. Start recipe included.
All coffee beans in our range are organic.
Hochlandjuwel organic coffee Ethiopia Guji, NaturalTastes like berry compote with a chocolate finish. Rosehip and cherry on the first sip, followed by pronounced blueberry, dark chocolate in the finish.
Start recipe: 17-18 g → 34-43 g (1:2 to 1:2.5) in 27-30 s
Hornisgrinde Organic Espresso, Single Origin BrazilMarzipan on the first sip, followed by milk chocolate, vanilla in the finish. Round body, soft texture, very little acidity.
Start recipe: 17-18 g in the double basket → 36-40 g (Brew Ratio 1:2 to 1:2.3) in 28-32 s
Mount Everest organic espresso blend from five originsChocolate base from Brazil, bright stone fruit from Ethiopia, clear fruit and structure from Honduras, syrupy depth from the Indonesian Gayo...
Start recipe: 17-18 g in the double basket → 36-40 g (Brew Ratio 1:2 to 1:2.3) in 28-32 s
Beans ship free with the machine and come from the same roast week.
Eureka tamper adjustable 58.3 mm with oak handleAdjustable in height so that it fits the basket of your machine. Even pressure across the whole surface is what makes the extraction repeatable.
Grinder brush for coffee grinderGround coffee stays in the grind chute and goes stale there. A quick pass with the brush after each grind is enough.
Puly Grind Grinder Cleaner 10x15gCoffee oils coat the burrs and shift the grind size without you seeing it. Every few weeks, run a bag through the grinder.
You write to us, not the manufacturer. We organize pickup, repair and return shipping.
Seals, shower screens, pumps in stock. Maintenance service recommended after two years.
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The Eureka Zenith 65 Neo was designed for espresso and operates with a constant grinding speed. It can be set to a coarser grind, but its burr profile is not specifically tailored for filter coffee. For filter coffee, the Eureka Mignon Brew Pro is suitable, as it is optimized for coarse grinds.
Eureka states about a 20 dB reduction compared to conventional grinders, which corresponds to roughly 60 to 65 dB(A) during grinding. For comparison: normal espresso grinders are at 80 to 85 dB(A), i.e. vacuum cleaner noise level. The Silent Technology dampens vibrations at the burr carrier; you mainly hear the grinding noise itself, not rattling. For office or early-morning home barista use that's an argument; in a café setting with an espresso machine nearby it is not significant.
Timer systems are prone to fluctuations. If roast date, bean moisture or hopper fill level change, the actual gram weight can drift by 0.5 to 1.5 g without you seeing it on the display. The Zenith 65 Neo has three programmable profiles but no grind-by-weight function. For real dosing control you need an external scale; Acaia Lunar or Felicita Arc measure in 0.1-g increments and react faster than Eureka's internal solutions. The ACE system reduces clumping but not the mass variance between shots.
Write to us if you are unsure about the selection. We roast ourselves and drink what we sell.
