My Aristarco EMA 75 coffee grinder is finally at home.
Professional coffee grinder with a 1 kg. hopper capacity, adjustable coffee doser from 4.5 gr. to 8 gr. Grinding production per hour up to 8 kg. It made of painted light alloy with grinding wheel in special steel of 64 mm of diameter. In the automatic model the grinder starts to restore automatically the grinded coffee level into the batch as soon the coffee fall to the minimum quantity.
Dimensions (W,D,H) W=200 D=400 H=550 mm
Input power 230V~50 Hz
Power 380 W
Revolutions per minute 1400 r/min.
Grinding flat blades diam. 64 mm.
Colour Metal gray
Total weight 12 Kg
I’m having a terrible time finding information about this grinder. Can you offer any other information about its origin?
I’m having a terrible time finding information about this grinder. Can you offer any other details about the unit?
I guess they were made by Aristarco in Italy but they seem to be old or discontinued models. They appear more on German coffee forums. I’m going to ask a lfgss forum buddy to translate the last post which seems to suggest they might have been rebadged Mazzer grinders. Not sure yet though.
http://www.kaffee-netz.de/m-hlen/13930-aristarco-ema-75-trichter.html
http://www.kaffee-netz.de/z…
http://coffee.hownd.com/pro…
http://www.happydonkey.co.u…
http://www.e-espresso.pl/in…
Looks like you might’ve already known that.. 🙂
http://coffeegeek.com/forums/espresso/grinders/425134
http://www.home-barista.com/grinders/mazzer-super-jolly-2-liter-bottle-doserless-modification-t3545.html
Andrew: This is a basic translation of the last post in the German forum above. Thanks to Oliver Schick for this!
"quick summary: Aristarco and Mazzer are separate companies, but may use the same suppliers of parts (but he doesn’t know). Roger once had an EMA75 in for repairs (unsuccessful), and it consisted of the same parts as his Mazzer SJ BJ.74. He thinks that Aristarco LSM mills may be a completely independent product by Aristarco, as they don’t look like anything by Mazzer. However, that’s not to suggest that they may not be of the same technical standard."