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1 x Used Probat UW800/2 Roll Mill Grinder SOLD Model – UW800/2 Year of manufacture – 1969 Serial Number – 69/4218/2 Output: Espresso: Approx 2000Kg/hour Filter: Approx 4400Kg/hour In good running condition. SOLD
Essex, United Kingdom5,774 km away
Model Number
probat-uw800-2
Stock Number
7f975a56c761
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Applications & Use Cases
- Grinding roasted coffee beans for various brewing methods, from espresso to filter.
- Processing other dry, brittle food products requiring precise particle size reduction.
- Milling spices or grains where a consistent, fine grind is essential.
- Industrial-scale production environments requiring high throughput and reliable milling.
Typical Specifications
- Typical throughput
- For this class of roll mill, throughput can range significantly based on desired grind size, commonly from 2000 kg/hour for espresso to over 4000 kg/hour for coarser filter grinds.
- Grinding mechanism
- Utilises multiple sets of hardened steel rollers to achieve a precise and uniform particle size distribution, characteristic of industrial roll mills.
- Power supply
- Typically requires a robust three-phase industrial power supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz in the UK, with appropriate motor ratings for continuous operation.
- Footprint
- Industrial roll mills of this capacity generally have a substantial footprint, requiring dedicated floor space and often significant headroom for loading and discharge.
- Construction materials
- Commonly constructed from heavy-duty cast iron or steel, with food-grade contact parts where applicable, ensuring durability and hygiene.
- Adjustability
- Units of this type typically feature adjustable roller gaps to control the fineness of the grind, allowing for versatility across different product specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Routine maintenance commonly involves checking and adjusting roller gaps, cleaning grinding chambers, lubricating bearings, and inspecting wear parts such as rollers and seals. Regular calibration ensures consistent grind quality.
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