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Original price $36.00 - Original price $332.80
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HUSKEY™ HTS-2 Moly Grease

Protect Your Hot Areas with HTS-2 Moly Grease High-Temperature protection up to 500 degrees F but with a dry film protecting lubricant that continu...

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Original price $31.56 - Original price $49.08
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CS Osborne Straight Pack Needle 508-1/2

These 5" steel bag needles are perfect for sewing burlap bags of green coffee with Jute Twine. Overall size 5" provides a 10" gauge. Features: Per...

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Original price $32.00 - Original price $285.07
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Huskey™ HTL-500 Grease

Best for blenders or for equipment that the finished product comes in contact with food. Our most advanced premium quality grease with a wide range...

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Original price $32.00 - Original price $619.00
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Jute Twine & String Heavy Duty Products

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Mend & Sew Burlap Bags with Jute Twine Use with bag needles. Available only in tubes either 1/2 dozen or one dozen. Great for mending bags Per ...

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Original price $43.95 - Original price $43.95
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CS Osborne 6" Sack Stitching Bag Needles - 9 Gauge

These 6" steel needles for use with Jute Twine are perfect for sewing burlap bags of green coffee.  Overall size 6" provides a 9 gauge. Features: ...

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Original price $58.95 - Original price $58.95
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Bag Needles 7"

These 7" steel needles for use with jute twine are perfect for sewing burlap bags of green coffee.  Overall size 7" provides a 7 gauge. Key Featur...

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About Coffee Roaster Maintenance Supplies

Coffee roaster maintenance supplies keep your roaster running clean, safe, and consistent from one batch to the next. This collection covers what daily and weekly upkeep actually calls for: food-safe grease for hot bearings, bag needles and jute twine for mending burlap sacks, and other small parts that keep airflow and hardware in good shape. Whether you roast a few times a week or run production shifts every day, having the right supplies on hand helps you stay ahead of bigger repairs. If your roaster needs more than routine upkeep, browse our used roasters collection to compare upgrade options.

Keep Your Roaster Running with the Right Supplies

Bearings, drums, and cooling systems all take wear every time you roast. Using the correct grease and tools protects that investment and keeps your batches consistent.

Food-Safe Grease and Lubricants

Not all grease belongs near a coffee roaster. Bearings that sit close to heat need a food-safe, high-temperature product, and grease that touches finished product needs to meet food-contact standards. This collection carries options built for both jobs, including moly-fortified grease for hot areas and Teflon-based grease for surfaces near your beans.

Bag Needles and Jute Twine

If you handle green coffee in burlap sacks, you need needles and twine built for the job. Steel bag needles paired with jute twine let you mend torn sacks quickly instead of losing beans or buying new bags.

Other Equipment Worth Checking

Maintenance is not only about bearings and bags. If smoke or odor from your roaster is becoming a bigger issue, take a look at our Indumax filter systems. And if you are weighing a repair against a replacement, our guide to buying a used coffee roaster covers what to check before you decide.

Don't see the specific part you need? Our inventory changes often, so check back, or if you have used roasting equipment sitting idle, you can also list it for sale through CoffeeTec.

FAQs

How often should I grease my coffee roaster bearings?

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Most manufacturers recommend checking bearings weekly and greasing them based on roasting hours rather than the calendar. Over-greasing is as much of a problem as under-greasing, so follow your roaster's manual for exact intervals.

What kind of grease should I use on a coffee roaster?

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Use a food-safe, high-temperature grease rated for the heat near your drum and bearings. Standard automotive or household grease breaks down at roasting temperatures and is not rated for food contact.

How often should I clean the chaff collector?

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Empty the chaff collector every few roasts or at least once a day, whichever comes first. Chaff buildup restricts airflow and raises fire risk, so this is one of the most important daily habits.

What do I need to mend a torn burlap coffee sack?

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A steel bag needle and jute twine are the standard combination for sewing burlap green coffee sacks. Needle sizes vary, so match the gauge to the thickness of your twine.

Can I use regular grease instead of food-safe grease?

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No. Regular grease is not built to hold up at roasting temperatures and is not certified for surfaces near food. Food-safe, high-temperature grease protects both your equipment and your product.