All Coffee Roasters: New & Used
Sonofresco 1 lb Profile Roaster with ADR Software
Roasting your own coffee opens up a world of potential for any café or coffee seller, and it begins with the right equipment. Sonofresco’s coffee r...
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2 lb Sonofresco Profile Coffee Roaster
Talk about the sweetest operation for roasting small batch coffee ever! Check out these "live motion" air roasting coffee machines from Sonofresco....
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Coffee Crafters Valenta 3 Deluxe Coffee Roaster
The Valenta 3 is an energy efficient, all-electric fluid bed coffee roaster that is capable of roasting as little as 200g up to 3 lbs. at a time fo...
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Sample Roaster - Probat PRG-1Z - 2009 - Very Good - Used
Condition: Very Good Condition Location: Midwestern USA Year Built: 2009 Service: Cleaned and maintained while in service Capacity: 100 gr ...
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Ditting 807 Lab Sweet Shop Grinder
The 807 LAB SWEET fulfills the highest quality requirements. It is the only 807 model that is equipped with premium cast steel burrs, featuring a s...
View full detailsAbout All Coffee Roasters: New & Used
Coffee roasters for sale, new and used, sit side by side in this collection so you can compare both paths before you commit. Drum and fluid bed machines span every batch size below, from compact sample units to full production drums. Each listing shows real specs and condition, so a brand-new build and a well-kept used roaster are easy to weigh against each other. Trading up from your current setup? You can list your existing roaster on our sell equipment page and put that value toward your next purchase.
Find the Right Roaster, New or Used
Every machine here comes with the batch size, fuel type, and condition listed up front, so you can compare a roaster the same way you'd compare any major equipment purchase. That holds true for a factory-fresh unit straight off the line and for a carefully vetted used roaster with service history attached.
Brands like Probat, Diedrich, Giesen, Toper, San Franciscan, Mill City Roasters, and US Roaster Corp show up throughout this collection, alongside newer names entering the specialty coffee space. If you already know the brand you want, our sibling brand collections narrow the list further. If you're still deciding, this page keeps everything in one place while you compare.
Compare by Condition
Set on a warranty and the latest features? Browse our new coffee roasters. Want more machine for less money and a shorter wait to get roasting? Our used coffee roasters collection covers drum, fluid bed, and refurbished units with condition notes on every listing.
Compare by Size
Batch size drives most roaster decisions, so this collection spans small, medium, and large production needs. Café-scale operations usually start with 1-4 kilo roasters. Growing wholesale accounts tend to land on 5-18 kilo roasters. Full production roasteries move up to 20+ kilo roasters.
Planning a full production plant instead of a single machine? Our industrial coffee roasters collection covers mini-plants and large-scale builds, roaster, destoner, and afterburner included, for operations scaling past a single unit.
Not sure which size or condition fits your roasting goals yet? Our coffee roaster buying guide walks through batch size, fuel type, and planning step by step.
FAQs
Should I buy a new or used coffee roaster?
+Both work well. New roasters come with a full warranty and the latest controls. Used roasters can cost noticeably less and ship sooner, as long as you check condition and service history first.
What's the difference between a drum roaster and a fluid bed roaster?
+Drum roasters tumble beans against a heated rotating drum for a fuller, more traditional body. Fluid bed roasters use hot air for a faster, brighter roast, usually in smaller batches.
What size roaster do I need?
+Match batch size to your busiest day, not your average day. Café roasting usually fits a 1-4 kilo machine, wholesale accounts often need 5-18 kilos, and full production roasteries look at 20 kilos and up.
Is a used coffee roaster a safe buy?
+Yes, as long as you review the maintenance history, current condition, and available parts before you buy. Every used listing here includes those details so you can check them upfront.
Can I sell my current roaster instead of buying?
+Yes. List your existing roaster on our sell equipment page, and you can put that value toward a new or used machine from this collection.
Does gas or electric matter for a coffee roaster?
+Gas gives responsive heat and suits larger production drums. Electric skips the gas line, runs cleaner indoors, and fits smaller café and shop roasters well.