Kaffebox DiFluid Microbalance Coffee Scale
1454 NOK
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Kaffebox Fellow Tally Pro Precision Coffee Scale - Studio Edition
2434 NOK
Scale Specifications Dimensions (LxWxH): 177 mm x 150 mm x 33 mm Weight: 553.5 g Max Capacity: 2,500 g Readability: 0.1 g Units: g, oz, lbs, ml Cord Length: 1 m Power: 5 V, 1 A, USB-C compatible, Lithium-ion rechargeable battery Materials: Silicon, glass, metal dial, anodized aluminum, plastic Warnings: CA Prop 65 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N01o6qTZCF4&t=19s; Charging: Tally’s rechargeable battery is designed to last 13 hours of continuous use. For the average user that means charging once every 1-2 months. When the battery is low, Tally flashes the remaining battery level when powering on or off. Tally comes with a USB-C to USB-A charging cable, compatible with a standard USB-A charging block. It takes 1-2 hours for Tally Pro to fully charge. Cleaning: Clean using a damp, non-abrasive cloth or sponge and mild detergent cleaner or warm water. For a more thorough clean, remove the weigh pan and wipe underneath. Please note: do not put any part of your scale in the dishwasher. Do not immerse the scale in water or any liquid. Tally Pro is water resistant but NOT waterproof. Transit: To take Tally on the go, twist off your weigh pan, replace the shims you received in Tally’s original packaging, and reattach the weigh pan. Place it carefully back into the box and you’re ready to travel. The shims are essential for traveling with Tally, so do not dispose of these when you unbox! Use: Tally’s maximum load is 2,500 g or 5.5 lbs. Exceeding this may damage the device.
Kaffebox 1Zpresso J Manual Coffee Grinder / manuell kaffekvern
2034 NOK
Package Contents: 1Zpresso J & cleaning brush Product specifications: Weight: 650±5g (1.4lbs) Dimensions: 15.8 x 5.7x13 cm Capacity of grounds chamber: 30-35g (depending on the bean type) Material: 304 stainless-steel, aluminum alloy, and wood. Replacement parts available: Rubber non-slip grip Wooden Knob or Skateboard Knob
Kaffebox Pietro Manual Coffee Grinder
4554 NOK
Weight: 1,5 kg Dimensions: 210 x 115 x 80 mm Beans capacity: 60 g Body materials: food-grade plastic and aluminum Magnets: neodymium Grip: silicone B-Modal & M-Modal 58 mm vertical flat burrs in M340 steel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-KutVfc27A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MDEhIsp7B4
Kaffebox 1Zpresso Q Air Manual Coffee Grinder
1054 NOK
Overview The 1Zpresso Q Air is the entry-level model in 1Zpresso's lineup, designed around portability and a low price point. It uses the same 38 mm heptagonal stainless steel burr set found in the standard Q, paired with a polycarbonate body and catch cup to keep weight down. The internal adjustment dial gives 30 clicks per rotation, with the usable range covering pour-over, AeroPress, French press, and cold brew. Espresso is technically possible but slow, since the short handle reduces leverage at fine grind sizes. Who it's for This grinder makes the most sense for solo brewers, travellers, and people just getting into specialty coffee who want a real burr grinder without spending K-Ultra money. The 15-20 g capacity is enough for one cup at a time, not multiple servings. If you regularly brew for two or grind for espresso, a heavier model like the 1Zpresso Q (with a foldable handle) or the X-Ultra will serve you better. Q Air vs. 1Zpresso Q Feature Q Air Q Weight 365 g 465 g Burrs 38 mm heptagonal stainless 38 mm heptagonal stainless Body material Polycarbonate Aluminium alloy Handle Short, fixed Foldable Capacity 15–20 g 15–20 g Adjustment 30 clicks per rotation 30 clicks per rotation Specifications Burr type 38 mm heptagonal, 420 stainless steel Capacity 15–20 g Weight 365 g Dimensions 14.5 × 15 × 4.6 cm Adjustment Internal dial, 30 clicks per full rotation Materials 420 and 304 stainless steel, polycarbonate, wood Bearings Dual bearing, triaxial design Burr lifespan Rated for 100–200 kg of grinding Warranty 1 year (manufacturer) What's in the box 1Zpresso Q Air manual coffee grinder Anti-slip silicone grip band Notes on use and cleaning The grinder disassembles by hand without tools, and reassembly does not require recalibration. Do not wash the burrs or inner mechanism with water, as the 420 stainless steel can rust. Use a brush or air blower for the burrs; the catch cup can be rinsed separately. The plastic catch cup can hold static, so a small drop of water on the beans before grinding (the "RDT" trick) helps reduce mess.
Kaffebox 1Zpresso K-Ultra Manual Coffee Grinder
3854 NOK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRuQSxrSM0c Product Specifications: Color: Iron Gray Weight: 700g Dimensions: 19.5 x 18.5 x 6 cm Grounds Capacity: 35~40g Materials: Wood, polycarbonate, silicone, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy
Kaffebox La Marzocco Pico Espresso Coffee Grinder
14434 NOK
Overview The Pico is La Marzocco's home espresso grinder, launched to round out the Linea Micra and Linea Mini lineup but designed to work with any espresso machine using a 58 mm portafilter. It uses 39 mm conical burrs running at a slow 700 to 800 rpm, paired with a brushless induction motor and a sound-dampened chassis. The result is a grinder that's noticeably quieter than vibratory or high-rpm conical grinders, and that produces an 18 g dose in under 10 seconds. The control layout is three rocker switches: two programmable timed doses (typically set for single and double) plus a manual button for single-dosing or topping up. A magnetic portafilter fork holds the basket hands-free while grinding and adjusts vertically to fit different portafilter heights. The hopper holds 300 g of beans and uses an auto-close gate, so you can rotate the hopper off the grinder to swap beans without spilling. Grind adjustment and burr design Grind adjustment is stepless via a top collar, but with a deliberate clicked tactile feel built in. That gives you the resolution of a stepless grinder for dialling in espresso, with the muscle memory of a stepped grinder when moving between grind sizes. The 39 mm conical burr set is smaller than the 64 mm flats found in commercial-style grinders, which is worth understanding: small conicals tend to produce a more textured, bodied shot with a slightly blended flavour profile, while large flats lean toward separated, articulated flavours. Neither is objectively better, but it shapes the kind of cup the Pico is best at. How it compares to the Eureka Mignon Specialita The Specialita is the obvious comparison at this price tier: 55 mm flat burrs, similar footprint, similar programmable dosing. The Pico trades larger flat burrs for tighter integration with the La Marzocco aesthetic, the magnetic adjustable portafilter fork, and the auto-close hopper. If you want flat-burr clarity and the lowest possible price, the Specialita wins. If you want a grinder that visually matches a Linea Micra or Mini, with slightly quieter operation and a more single-dose-friendly hopper, the Pico makes sense. Specifications Burrs 39 mm conical, hardened steel Burr speed 700–800 rpm Motor Brushless induction, 350 W Grind adjustment Stepless collar with stepped tactile feel Dosing 3 buttons: 2 programmable timed doses + manual Grind time ~18 g in under 10 seconds Hopper capacity 300 g, auto-close gate Portafilter fork Magnetic, vertically adjustable Voltage 220 V single phase Dimensions (W × D × H) 154 × 285 × 390 mm Weight 7.8 kg Colour Black, white, light blue, red, silver satin, yellow What's in the box La Marzocco Pico grinder Bean hopper with auto-close gate Magnetic portafilter fork Power cable User manual
Kaffebox 1Zpresso X-Ultra Manual Coffee Grinder
2254 NOK
Package Contents: 1Zpresso X-Ultra Manual Coffee Grinder, cleaning brush, cleaning blower, 1Zpresso Carrying Case Product Specifications: Color: Midnight, Pacific Blue, Space Gray Weight: 590g Dimensions: 17 x 18.5 x 5.2 cm Grounds Capacity: 25-30g Materials: Wood, polycarbonate, silicone, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy
Kaffebox Eureka Zeus Coffee Grinder
31054 NOK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vYgtDrs0Gc&t=1s; Overview The Zeus sits in Eureka's Oro range as their all-purpose commercial grinder. A single 85 mm flat burr set, finished with Eureka's Pure Diamond coating, covers everything from fine espresso to coarse filter, so there's no burr change when you switch brew method. What separates it from most café grinders is the ICE Motion motor: an AC variable-speed drive adjustable from 750 to 1400 RPM. Lower speeds reduce heat and fines, higher speeds increase throughput, so the grinder can be tuned to the bean and the cup. Adjustment is stepless and micrometric, with no stepped clicks limiting dial-in. Note there is no display or programmable timed dosing; grinding is manual via the hands-free portafilter fork. Specifications Burrs 85 mm flat, Pure Diamond Motor ICE Motion AC variable speed, direct drive RPM 750–1400 (adjustable) Power absorbed 400 W, single phase Grind adjustment Stepless micrometric (patented) Productivity 1.2–5 g/s espresso; 2.5–10 g/s filter Hopper capacity 200 g Dimensions (H × W × D) 525 × 225 × 400 mm Weight 17 kg Certification CE Origin Made in Italy (Sesto Fiorentino, Florence) Available colours Matt black (standard), yellow, orange, white Carbon (special colour)
Kaffebox 1Zpresso ZP6 Special Manual Coffee Grinder
2954 NOK
Overview The 1Zpresso ZP6 Special is a manual coffee grinder designed around one job: producing highly uniform grounds for pour-over brewing. Its 48 mm hexagonal stainless steel burr is shaped to reduce fines and narrow the particle distribution, which translates into a cleaner, more articulate cup — the kind of result that highlights subtle flavours in light and medium roasts. Carlos Medina used a ZP6 to win the 2023 World Brewers Cup in Athens, which is a reasonable signal of what the grinder is built for. Dialling in the grind Adjustment is handled by an external ring (a Red Dot Design Award winner shared with 1Zpresso's K-series) with 9 numbers and 90 clicks per full rotation, giving roughly 22 microns of movement per click. That's finer than most pour-over-oriented hand grinders and means you can fine-tune between, say, a V60 and a Kalita Wave without hunting. 1Zpresso suggests starting around setting 4.5–5.0 for a 15 g pour-over dose and adjusting from there. How it compares to the 1Zpresso K-Ultra The K-Ultra uses a conical burr aimed at being a good all-rounder across pour-over, French press and even espresso in a pinch. The ZP6 Special is more specialised: its flat-style hexagonal burr geometry is tuned for clarity on filter brewing, and it's less suited to espresso. If you mainly brew pour-over and want to taste more of the cup, the ZP6 is the more focused choice. If you want one grinder that does a bit of everything, the K-Ultra is more flexible. Specifications Burr48 mm hexagonal stainless steel (ZP6) AdjustmentExternal ring, 9 numbers × 90 clicks, ~22 µm per click Capacity30–35 g Weight~700 g Dimensions19.5 × 19.5 × 6 cm (packaged) MaterialsWood, aluminium alloy, stainless steel, polycarbonate, silicone Warranty1-year limited (defects in materials and workmanship) What's in the box 1Zpresso ZP6 Special grinder Cylinder carrying case Cleaning brush Care notes The grinder is designed to be disassembled without tools for cleaning, and reassembly doesn't require recalibrating the burr in normal use. Clean with a dry brush or air blower only — don't wash it with water. When finding the zero point during calibration, stop where you feel resistance rather than forcing the dial to its absolute tightest position; over-tightening can lock the burrs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZSay02PWr0