hand coffee grinder

Ground coffee is always a compromise between convenience and quality. Since coffee loses about a third of its aroma shortly after grinding, and the correct grind size is a key factor in coffee preparation, it's worth investing in a coffee grinder. If you brew coffee infrequently and tend to brew smaller batches, a hand-held coffee grinder might be the right choice for you.

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The new M47 Simplicity is more robust than ever thanks to its magnetic collection container. Its smooth aluminum housing and stainless steel base and lid rim are securely and reliably attached to the grinder with 11 magnets.

Other features of the mill:

The all-metal housing and internal parts, as well as a lightweight ABS filling funnel, make filling easier.

Robust ABS thumb stopper for better grip and easy handling.

47 mm large, professional conical burr grinders guarantee fast grinding, regardless of the preparation method.

Perfectly aligned, self-centering grinding mechanisms thanks to the design based on the Morse cone principle.

Stepless adjustment system for grind size settings down to 5 microns.

Four ball bearings in the mill housing and in the handle knob ensure a particularly smooth grinding experience.

Includes EVA travel case.

Weight: 1050 g; Capacity: 40 g

All Kinu grinders come with a 5-year warranty.

KINU M47 SIMPLICITY

€255.00

Hand coffee grinders from Süssmund Kaffee

Timemore CS3 Max Coffee Grinder

If you're new to making coffee, rarely brew large quantities, or often travel, a hand coffee grinder might be the right choice for you. It offers flexibility and, depending on the model, doesn't require a large investment. The CS3 Max hand grinder from Timemore promises excellent value for money.

It features a stainless steel conical burr grinder, and the body is made of lightweight aluminum. The grind size is easily adjusted via a dial on the lower part of the grinder. With the Timemore CS3 Max, you can effortlessly grind coffee for all brewing methods. Thanks to its large capacity of 30g, you can easily grind larger quantities of coffee with this grinder. All in all, the CS3 Max hand coffee grinder from Timemore impresses with its good craftsmanship, high-quality materials, and practical design.

Kinu Coffee Grinders

Kinu is a company known for exceptionally robust and precise manual coffee grinders, the result of years of research. Thanks to high-quality materials and precise burr alignment, Kinu coffee grinders guarantee excellent taste neutrality. The casing is made of stainless steel, and the grind setting is stepless. This ensures Kinu coffee grinders are comfortable to hold and grind coffee precisely for every grind size, from Turkish coffee to cold brew.

The stepless grind adjustment is particularly easy to perform using a wheel on the top of the grinder. This means the bean hopper does not need to be removed, nor does the grinder need to be turned upside down for adjustment. Kinu coffee grinders are known for their exceptionally homogeneous grind. Thanks to the hard, sharp burr teeth, four stainless steel ball bearings, and the ergonomic handle, you need hardly any force to grind. All of this has made Kinu grinders the hand coffee grinder of choice for many competitors and demanding home baristas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of a hand coffee grinder?

The biggest advantage of hand-held coffee grinders is their flexibility. If you're on the go a lot or don't want to miss out on your favorite coffee at the office, then a handy, manual coffee grinder is a good choice. Furthermore, most hand-held coffee grinders cost significantly less than electric grinders.

What should you look for when buying a hand coffee grinder?

The functionality for adjusting the grind setting is particularly important. This doesn't necessarily have to be infinitely adjustable, but it should at least offer as many options as possible. The locking or locking of the grind setting should work reliably and easily.

When choosing a grinder's shape, consider what you'll be using it for most. Not all manual coffee grinders are easy to transport. Slim, lightweight hand grinders with a carrying case are better than wide, heavy models.

How long does the grinding process take with a hand coffee grinder?

This varies depending on the model, its gear ratio, and the selected grind size (the finer the grind, the longer it takes). In general, grinding 18g of coffee for a cup of pour-over (300ml) or a double espresso takes between 20-60 seconds. With high-quality models like the popular Kinu grinders, the grinding process is shorter than with entry-level models.