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  • Stainless Steel Manual Coffee Grinder, 40g Portable Mill

    Professional-grade Ceramic Burr Coffee Grinder

    This manual ceramic burr coffee grinder is constructed of high-grade stainless steel. The burr grinder portion is made of professional-grade ceramic material, created to provide a consistent grind for a variety of different brew types while eliminating the noise of an electric grinder and adding a portable convenience.


    Built-in Adjustable Grind Selector 

    grind settings to ensures you have 100% precision & control over the coarseness of your grind making for the perfect cup of coffee to start your day.

    Convenient, Portable & Easy to Use . This mini manual grinder is great for camping and traveling. Portable and compact size make it easy to carry . You can drink fresh coffee when you are camping, hiking, traveling or on a business trip.

    built with a patented professional grade ceramic conical burr to provide an incredibly consistent grind for a variety of brews. 

    dispenses your fresh coffee grounds ready to brew - feel the coffee beans grind as you mill them the manual way! Smell the fresh aroma of your daily coffee as you brew them on your espresso machine, Aeropress, French Press or Pour Over Coffee Maker. Ground, Brew, and Enjoy!

    The thickness of the ground coffee powder can be adjusted by the nut. The finer the clockwise direction, the thicker the counterclockwise direction.

    Grinding core: ceramic

    Material: 304 stainless steel
    Size: 4.8*18.8cm
    Weight: about 310g
    Capacity: about 40g

    • Long handle design, stainless steel, thick and firm tilting, ergonomic, grinding and labor saving
    • User-friendly and detachable design for easy cleaning, keeping the grinder clean and long-lasting
    • Visual capacity design, can better control the grinding
    • Ceramic grinding core, grinding does not generate heat