Mahlkonig EK43

Why is the Mahlkonig EK43 so good?

The essential design and functionality of the Mahlkonig EK43 date back decades. Its original purpose was to grind spices and grains, as well as coffee. This grinder is famous for its incredible grinding speed and extraordinary coffee clarity thanks to the large 98mm grindstones and a powerful 1760rpm motor.

What is the warranty for the Mahlkonig EK43?

Considered the queen of coffee grinders, the EK43 features a wide-range adjustment capable of being recalibrated for any brew method, such as batch brewing, pressure cooking, or cold brew. Includes free shipping, a 12-month parts warranty, and lifetime professional support.

What is the EK43 grinder?

The Mahlkonig EK43 is well-known within the industry as the benchmark grinder for brewing filter coffee in specialty coffee shops. The grinder EK43 is an industrial-grade grinder that features 98mm flat burs and a powerful motor that allows this grinder to grind around 25 grams per second.

What is the history of Mahlkonig Coffee Grinder?

The Mahlkonig EK43 is a 30-year-old grinder originally intended for grinding and grinding coffee, spices, and grains. The first application of this grinder in a specialty coffee shop (that I know of) was in January 2009 at Café Myriade in Montreal.

Which crusher machine is better?

• Best Overall: PHILIPS HL7777/00 Mixer Grinder, 750 W.
• Best Budget: Havells Aspro 4 Jar 500 watt Mixer Grinder. 
• Best for Heavy Duty: AGARO Grand Professional Blender/Grinder/Mixer, 2000W. 
• Best for Low Noise: The Platinagold 1200 Watt Quiet Mixer Grinder.

How much does a good coffee grinder cost?

Most coffee grinders cost between $20 and $70. Decent burr grinders designed for home brewing typically cost around $35. The quality of your grinder will affect the texture of your coffee beans and the flavor of your final brew. The coffee grinder you choose says a lot about your coffee-making preferences.

Why are coffee grinders expensive?

Higher-end models feature precision engineering and premium materials that allow them to grind beans more evenly than cheaper alternatives. This ensures that all the beans are the same size and shape for consistent flavor and aroma extraction during brewing.