Used Petroncini Machinery
Petroncini is an Italian manufacturer of coffee roasting machinery, building everything from shop roasters to complete industrial plants. Machinery Masters lists used Petroncini roasters from verified sellers, with batch capacities in current stock running from 7.5 kg up to 180 kg.
About Petroncini
The company traces its roots to 1919, when master craftsman Ruggero Petroncini founded Officine Vittoria in Bologna before establishing the workshop that carries his name. Today Petroncini Impianti is based in S. Agostino near Ferrara and operates within the IMA Group, where it anchors the IMA Coffee Hub alongside specialists in coffee processing and packaging. The factory covers the full production chain: green coffee reception and handling, roasting, grinding and degassing, backed by plant engineering services and an installed base of 5,400 plants worldwide. Its drum roasters span modular machines for growing roasteries through to the TMR720, described by the maker as the biggest drum roaster in the world, which is why used machines from this factory hold their value with commercial roasting operations.
Petroncini Equipment at Machinery Masters
Roasters dominate the current stock, forty of forty-three live listings, with a small number of milling machines alongside. Typical machines include the TT 7.5 shop roaster, 20 kg and 30 kg batch units such as the T30 hot air model, and industrial machines up to the T180 and 120 kg drum sizes, plus the MCR 1000 among supporting plant. Every listing is used equipment offered directly by verified sellers, and buyers can raise batch capacity, burner configuration and service history with the seller before deciding. The roasters category holds comparable machines from other makers for judging capacity, condition and price together.
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- Coffee roasters, grinders, degassing systems and green coffee handling plants, including the TMR720 drum roaster. Source