Commercial coffee grinder makers this year sure gave them something to talk about, and by “them,” we mean the grinders.
Brand after brand rolled out new wired and wireless platforms linking espresso machines to grinders, using sensor-tracked extraction data to make algorithm-driven and automatic grind adjustments.
Even grinders left out of the connectivity conversation were asked to pull more weight, with more models arriving equipped with built-in grind-by-weight technology.
Here we take a glance back at a wide range of new commercial grinding equipment in 2025.
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Quamar Keeps Things Cool Inside New Alpha Grinder Line
With prominent 4.3-inch customizable touchscreen displays and modernized aesthetics, Quamar Alpha grinders feature an innovative optional cooling and temperature stabilization system… read more
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Colombini Gracing Roasteries and Cupping Labs with Revamped Angel Grinder
Italian industrial coffee grinder maker Colombini recently relaunched the smallest machine in its lineup, the Angel, a primarily benchtop grinder designed for smaller roasteries, cupping labs and cafes… read more
Bentwood Explores a New Angle with the Grind-By-Weight H75 Grinder
Within its deceptively right-angled case is an entirely slanted grind chamber, as referenced by the slashed “H” of the new machine’s logo… read more
Fiorenzato Launches F83 E Sense Grind-By-Weight Grinders
Both include Fiorenzato’s proprietary Sense technology, designed to optimize motor cutoff timing to accurately hit dosage weight. Shock-absorbing floating load cells integrated into the F83 portafilter forks maintain that accuracy down to 0.1 grams, even on uneven or rattling surfaces, according to the company… read more
ECM Leaps Forward With New Commercial Machines and Grind-By-Weight Grinder
With features new to the brand and a renewed focus on commercial use, ECM launched the single-group Estetika espresso machine, its larger commercial counterpart, the Discover, and a grind-by-weight grinder called the Exacto… read more
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Mazzer Relaunches the iconic Mini and New Grind-By-Weight Mini G
A new custom asynchronous motor inside both new Mini models — designed for light-duty commercial applications — boosts grinding speeds by more than 50% compared to older models. Mazzer also added a touchscreen control panel to the new Mini, while the grind-by-weight firmware of the Mini G is supported by a conventional digital display… read more
Ceado Reveals Rev, a Flagship Series of Commercial Espresso Grinders
The new machines — called Rev Steel, Rev Titan and Rev Zero — all center on flat 83-millimeter steel burrs… read more
The Pinecone GH-B Grinder is Built for Budget-Friendly Bulk
Swiss coffee grinder company Pinecone recently opened a new entry point for United States customers with the launch of the GH-B grinder, designed for bulk grinding in settings such as cafes, small roastery packing lines or grocery stores… read more
Daily Coffee News photo by Howard Bryman.
Macap Introduces Flagship Supra Commercial Grinder Line
Italian coffee grinder company Macap is picking up the pace with a new flagship line of professional espresso grinders called Supra, designed for high-speed service at busy coffee bars… read more
The Ermes Dual Grinder from Casadio Does Double Duty
Italian coffee equipment brand Casadio recently introduced a new flagship grinder, the Ermes Dual, designed for switching back and forth between espresso and filter brew preparation at commercial coffee bars… read more
Bentwood and GH Grinding & Brewing Launching the Vertical 75 Grinder
Outwardly identical to Bentwood’s distinctive debut grinder, the Vertical 63, which centers on vertically oriented 63-millimeter burrs, the Vertical 75 fits a pair of 75-millimeter burrs… read more
Image courtesy of GH Grinding & Brewing Solutions.
MPE Rolls Deeper Into Smaller Roasteries with the SRM.MAX Grinder
Preceding the SRM.MAX in the MPE range was the SRM-4555, which the company introduced 25 years ago as the smallest roller mill grinder on the market. The MAX picks up where the 4555 left off, yet with added precision for espresso grinding… read more
Mazzer Rolls Out the Ready Grinder Plus Multiple Grind-By-Weight Models
Italian grinder company Mazzer made a splash at the HostMilano expo in Italy last month with a wave of products including additions to its grind-by-weight line, new accessories and an entirely new grinder called the Mazzer Ready… read more
La Marzocco Hatches the Jay Coffee Grinder
Italian coffee equipment company La Marzocco last month unveiled the Jay, a commercial grinder with simple external controls that belie the impressive mechanical and digital advancements inside… read more
Daily Coffee News photo by Nick Brown.
Macap Goes Grind-by-Weight with New Supra G Series
The grind-by-weight capabilities of the new models add to the existing portafilter-recognition feature and instant-tare feature built into the Supra line. The features aim for precision and accuracy while maintaining speed in high-volume cafe environments, according to the company… read more
New Launches from Rocket Espresso Include Stelvio, Spluga and Gravo Grinders
The commercial machines, Rocket Stelvio and Rocket Stelvio Élite, are the brand’s tallest grinders at 638 millimeters (25.1 inches)… read more
Fiorenzato Adds Ring Nut and ‘Ada’ Connection to All New Grinders
Italian coffee grinder maker Fiorenzato recently rolled out two features it is adding to all new machines: a connected platform called Ada, and a manual grind adjustment system with a new RSG Ring Nut… read more
Daily Coffee News photo by Nick Brown.
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