Filter By
The Burrs that SSP Grinding Solutions offers are remarkably capable of grinding finer, faster and as cool as possible. All of these products have a special geometry to the burr's cutting edges. This limits grind size distribution and increases speeds while keeping the burrs cooler than average.
These Burrs work with the Fellow Ode Brew Grinder, as well as the Mazzer Super Jolly and Mazzer Mini. They also fit the Coffee Tech DF64 and ZF64 Grinders.
By upgrading your grinding capabilities and installing the Burrs, you will be taking your brewing experience to a higher level with ease. Not only will you be able to produce a more consistent grind, but also one that has less retention and clumping.
If you want to improve the quality of your coffee grinds, or simply have the best possible tools for the job, SSP Grinding Solutions is where you'll find what you're looking for. Their burr sets are top-of-the-line and will take your coffee game up a notch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Grinding coffee beans with a burr is the most traditional method. The tool has three different types of grinders that can be changed depending on your preference. The first is a conical burr, which is the most common and best for beginners. It has two cone-shaped pieces that fit together and grind the beans evenly. The next type is a flat burr, which is flatter than the conical burr and great for espresso. The last type is a hybrid burr, which is a combination of the two and can be used for either type of coffee.
Burrs typically wear down over time and can become dull or damaged. If you notice your burr being unstable when grinding, then it may be worth checking whether they need replacing because this will solve any problems with stability while also ensuring maximum flavor from each pull on the grinder.
Use a knife, spoon or spatula or another tool to carefully scrape off any stuck coffee bean particles. You can also wash the grinder with soap and warm water, then dry it thoroughly before storing away again.