DF64

DF64 Coffee builds single-dose espresso grinders for home users who like to experiment. Our range includes the DF54, DF64 Gen 2, DF64V, DF83V and DF83 V3, with a choice of colours and a few accessories. See the differences online or in a showroom.

DF64 Single-Dose Grinders for Home Espresso

The DF family is built around flat burrs and a no-hopper, single-dose approach, so you weigh the beans for each shot and grind them through. That keeps beans fresh and makes it easy to switch between coffees.

DF54, DF64 and DF83 compared

The numbers refer to burr size. The DF54 uses 54 mm burrs and sits at the compact end. The DF64 Gen 2 and DF64V use 64 mm burrs, while the DF83 steps up to 83 mm. A larger burr usually grinds a dose more quickly, and the DF83 makes most sense for households that pull many shots a day, with the DF64 a better match for most enthusiasts.

What the V models add

The V in DF64V and DF83V indicates variable speed. In the DF64V, a brushless motor allows adjustable RPM, which can be used to shift texture and clarity in the cup. Gen 2 models also include a plasma ioniser to reduce static, and the DF64V uses a magnetic chute that is easier to clean.

Choosing and getting help

Think about bench space, how many shots you pull and whether you want to experiment with speed. A large aftermarket of burrs and upgrades exists for the DF64, so ask our team what is sensible to add. Models are available to view in selected showrooms, and our workshop and spare parts store support them.

Frequently asked questions

What does single dose mean on a DF64?

A single-dose grinder has no hopper full of beans. You weigh the dose for each coffee, grind it through and the chamber keeps very little behind. It makes changing beans easy and keeps unused coffee sealed in its bag.

What is the difference between the DF64 Gen 2 and the DF64V?

Both use 64 mm burrs. The DF64V adds a brushless motor with adjustable RPM and a magnetic chute, while the DF64 Gen 2 runs at a fixed speed. If you like to tweak variables, the V is the more flexible model.

Is the DF54 or the DF64 better for a beginner?

Both suit home espresso. The DF54 is the smaller of the two, while the DF64 has larger burrs and a bigger upgrade ecosystem. Compare the models side by side with us and consider your bench space and shot volume.

Do DF grinders need burrs replaced?

All burrs wear over time. The standard burrs can last for years, while some people upgrade for a different flavour profile. Our DF parts collection lists replacement burrs and other components for the DF54 and DF64V.

What does the ioniser do?

Ground coffee can build up static and cling to the chute. A plasma ioniser or the DF64V chute ioniser accessory helps reduce that, so grounds land more cleanly in your cup or portafilter.

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