Coffee Grinders by Brand
A grinder is often the most important purchase after the machine itself, and each brand has a slightly different idea of what a good grinder should be. This page groups the range by maker, so you can compare approaches.
Italian Names with Different Strengths
Mazzer offers flat and conical lines across on-demand, doser and single-dose formats, with replacement burrs and tampers in its wider catalogue. Ceado's E37 family uses stepless adjustment and mounts the motor to limit vibration. Eureka is known for its Mignon series, with 55mm and 65mm burrs and a quiet-running design on selected models. Fiorenzato offers on-demand grinders alongside lines that dose by weight. Compak's K3 family and Macap's M-series are familiar sights in cafes, with doser and doserless versions of the Macap M4.
Single Dose and Home Options
DF64 has become a popular choice for home users because it combines a 64mm flat burr with a strong aftermarket for upgrades. Lelit, ECM and Profitec grinders pair neatly with their own espresso machines.
How to Choose
Think about volume, space and workflow. A doser keeps ground coffee ready for fast service, an on-demand grinder grinds as you need it, and a single-dose grinder suits people who change beans often. Burr size and type affect speed and cup character, and stepless adjustment gives finer control. Many models are on display in our showrooms in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Newcastle and Kiama, and the team can often demonstrate them. Our workshop also looks after grinders and parts.
