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Ditting 807 line

by Ethan Miller
November 14, 2019
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The 807 shop grinder, 807 Lab Sweet, and 807 Filter demonstrate Ditting’s leadership within professional precision grinding. They combine individualised functionalities with modern design for optimal grinding results and user-friendliness.

All 807 grinders produce highly precise grinding results on a comprehensive scale that ranges from Turkish mocca to cold brew. The powerful motor masters a average output of up to 450 grams per minute while its active temperature management ensures grinding at low, aroma-saving temperatures.

The 807 Lab Sweet is equipped with premium cast steel burrs, featuring a special grinding teeth geometry. These burrs ensure optimal particle size spread within the grounds in order to achieve a consistent extraction and more sweetness in the cup.

The 807 Filter comes with an adjustable spout and a height- and width-adjustable support to enable clean grinding directly into the centre of the coffee filter.

For more information, visit www.dittingswiss.ch

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