Industrial & Commercial Coffee Grinders
Ditting KFA1403 Industrial Shop Coffee Grinder
For small- to medium-sized roasteries looking for an industrial-sized grinder for high volume and speed, Ditting's special model KFA1403 (with...
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Ditting KR1403 Retail Grinder - New
RETAIL GRINDER MODEL KR1403 Ditting KR1403 model is best choice for the roaster who is grinding more than 60 lbs of coffee per day. The KR1403 requ...
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Bentwood Vertical 63 600g Coffee Grinder
The Vertical 63 from Bentwood is an exciting new grinder suitable for many preparation methods. The unique geometry of the 63mm special steel burrs...
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Ditting KFA1403 Standard Retail Coffee Grinder - 60 lbs Per Day
RETAIL GRINDER MODEL KFA1403 Ditting KFA1403 model is best choice for the roaster who is grinding more than 60 lbs of coffee per day. The KFA1403 r...
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Ditting KR 1203 Retail Coffee Grinder - 60 lbs of Coffee Per Day
The Ditting KR1203 model is best choice for the roaster who is grinding more than 60 lbs of coffee per day. The KR1203 requires 120 V / 1-phase. It...
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Bentwood H75 Espresso Grinder
The new Bentwood H75 with Precision Scale Grinding Technology. The H75 is an espresso grinder that makes coffee preparation as intuitive as possibl...
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Compak R100 Coffee Grinder - 2.6 lbs Per Minute
2.6 lbs/min: Compak Coffee Grinder R100 - this step-less grinder offers you multiple settings to make the perfect grind. This is ideal for pour ove...
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MPE's IMD 8888 F8 Gran-U-Lizer Industrial Roller Grinder - 2018 - Used
Unleash the Power of Granulizing with MPE's IMD 8888 F8 Gran-U-Lizer! Looking for intense granulizing performance? Look no further than MPE's IMD...
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Anfim Luna Professional Espresso Grinder
Modernized design and clever user-centric features, with a tough-to-beat value proposition, The Luna is redefined. The Luna promises impressive sp...
View full detailsAbout Industrial & Commercial Coffee Grinders
Commercial coffee grinders cover more ground than the countertop burr grinder behind a cafe bar. This collection brings together grinders built for higher-volume grinding, from retail shop units processing 60+ lbs a day to production-scale roller mills for roasteries and packaging lines. If you're outfitting a growing roastery or replacing a workhorse machine, you'll find new and used options here, each one reviewed before it's listed. Looking for espresso or cafe-counter grinders by brand? Browse the full commercial coffee grinder collection to compare Mahlkönig, Ceado, Ditting, and more side by side.
Why Shop Commercial Grinders at CoffeeTec
Every grinder in this collection is reviewed before it goes live. New units ship factory-calibrated with a full manufacturer's warranty. Used and refurbished equipment goes through CoffeeTec's condition grading, from As-Is through Like New, so you know exactly what you're buying before you commit. Read the full grading scale on the used equipment condition guidelines page.
Matching Grinder Capacity to Your Volume
A shop-scale commercial grinder tops out well under 200 lbs of coffee per hour, which suits most single-location roasteries and busy cafes. Step up to industrial-grade equipment, like a roller mill or high-capacity plate grinder, and you're grinding at several times that rate for wholesale, bulk retail, or packaging-line output. Buying above your actual volume adds cost with no benefit. Buying under it strains the motor, causes burrs, and shortens the life of the machine. Match capacity to your daily output first, then compare brands and features within that range.
Grinder Types in This Collection
- Retail shop grinders: Ditting and similar units built for daily counter-service or bagging volume.
- Industrial roller mills and plate grinders: higher-throughput equipment for production-scale roasteries and packaging operations.
- Espresso-focused grinders: compact units dosed for bar service rather than bulk output.
If you're comparing specific brands like Mahlkönig, shop the dedicated Mahlkönig grinder collection for its full all-round, filter, and espresso lineup.
Have a grinder or roasting line to sell? List your equipment with CoffeeTec and reach roasteries actively shopping this category.
FAQs
What's the difference between an industrial and a commercial coffee grinder?
+A commercial grinder is built for daily cafe- or shop-level volume, typically under 200 lbs of coffee per hour. Industrial equipment, such as a roller mill, is built for continuous, production-scale grinding at several times that rate.
How much coffee can an industrial grinder process per hour?
+Industrial-grade grinders and roller mills typically handle several hundred pounds of coffee per hour, well beyond what a shop-scale commercial grinder is built for. The right capacity depends on your daily output and the number of hours the machine runs per shift.
Can one grinder handle both bulk packaging and retail bagging?
+Some higher-capacity units handle both, but dedicated packaging lines usually run a separate bulk grinder ahead of retail bagging to keep throughput consistent and avoid bottlenecks during peak runs.
Is a roller mill different from a burr grinder?
+Yes. A roller mill crushes beans between rotating rollers, built for continuous high-volume output. A burr grinder uses two abrasive surfaces to shear beans into a uniform grind, which suits shop and cafe-scale volume better than bulk production.
Should a growing roastery buy new or used high-capacity grinding equipment?
+New equipment ships factory-calibrated with full warranty coverage, which suits a roastery scaling into higher volume for the first time. Used equipment costs less upfront and can be a smart way to add capacity or a backup line once you know your actual throughput needs.