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Rancilio Rocky Doserless Coffee Grinder

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Owning the Rancilio Rocky Doserless Coffee Grinder

Improving upon the Rocky is not an easy task. The Rocky has been one of the top home espresso grinders for years. The addition of the doserless model gives you a fantastic grinder with a chute in place of the doser. The chute reduces the amount of wasted coffee as well as the amount of stale coffee often left behind in dosers. Grind only what you need directly into your portafilter. The doserless Rocky looks almost identical to the stainless steel Rocky with the obvious lack of a doser. A main power switch is located on the right of the machine. Another \"push and hold" switch on the front of the grinder is used to start and stop the grinding. The holding fork for the portafilter handle has been drastically redesigned and provides a very stable platform to grind into. The Rocky is the grinder of choice for most finicky home baristas due to its quality of grind and durability. Please note that most coffee grinders are tested at the manufacturer and coffee grounds may be found in the grinder as a result. The Stainless steel version has a stainless steel back panel and base with a heavy-duty black case aluminum frame. The Black & White has a black plastic base and back cover with a with heavy-duty white aluminum frame.

This grinder uses a chute instead of a doser traditionally found on semi-commercial grinders. A retaining fork holds your portafilter handles as you grind directly into it. A doserless grinder will reduce wasted and staled coffee by grinding only what you need. No coffee is left behind. The Rocky can be quickly and accurately adjusted using its 55 different grind settings. To make the adjustment you just push down on a release lever and turn the bean hopper. You can quickly and easily change from course to fine. It can grind your beans into a fine powder for Turkish coffee or espresso and even course enough for French press. With a Rocky the most particular barista will be able to fine-tune their extractions to perfection. The Rocky’s motor is legendary. It is the same motor that Rancilio uses in the Commercial MD40 grinder. It is a 166-watt direct drive motor that is very quiet and extremely powerful. It will not slow down even under the most demanding workload. The motor alone weighs around 12# and spins at 1,725RPM. It has a high temperature overload switch to prevent possible damage if a stone gets caught in the burrs. Like the motor the grinding burrs on the Rocky are the same ones that Rancilio uses in the commercial MD40 grinder. They are the flat plate style and 50mm in diameter that are even designed to handle a commercial load.

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Specifications

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SKU MFR020-00018
Recommended Application Home / Residential
Type of Controls Push Button
Frame Material Aluminum
Grinder Setting Controls / Adjustment Type Stepped
Burr Diameter (mm) 50
Grinder Burr Type Stainless Steel
Dispensing Method Doserless
Grinder Drive System Direct Drive
Bean Hopper Freshness Lid No
Separate Ground Coffee Container No
Recommended Grind Selection All-Purpose
Bean Hopper Capacity (Oz) 10.5 oz
Removable Bean Hopper No
Grinding Method Flat Burr
Property Value
Programmable Grinding Manual
Housing Color Stainless Steel
Housing Material Steel
Depth (Inches) 9.75
Height (Inches) 14
Weight (Lbs) 17
Width (Inches) 5.25
RPM (Burrs) 1725 RPM
Number of Grinder Settings 40
Warranty Service Provider Whole Latte Love
Warranty Service Provider Phone Number 1-888-411-5282
Manufacturers Warranty Period 1-Year Limited Warranty
Amps 1.2 A
Volt 110V-120V (US)
Watts 140 Watt

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