Coffee Roasters

Sample & Micro Roaster

0.3–0.6kg micro roaster for green-coffee profiling, cupping, and recipe development. Small-batch precision before you commit to production volume.

Introduction

Sample and micro roasters handle 300–600g batches — the right scale for profiling green coffee, running cuppings, and validating roast curves before committing to production volume. Compact footprint, simple operation, and Artisan-compatible control make them a standard fixture in development labs and training spaces.

Features

  • Green-coffee profiling
  • Cupping & sample roasting
  • Recipe development
  • Training-lab use

Typical Specifications

Batch Capacity 0.3–0.6 kg per batch
Heating Electric or Gas (by model)
Control Manual / Digital probe (configurable)
Voltage 110V / 220V (region-dependent)
Typical Weight 23–95 kg
Throughput 1–3 kg/day (multiple batches)

Specifications shown are supplier-provided reference information and may vary by model or configuration. Confirm final specifications, applicable certifications, and commercial terms before ordering.

Available Options

Configured to your market and volume. Exact combination confirmed at inquiry.

Heating
  • Electric
  • Gas (Natural/LPG)
Batch Capacity
  • 0.3 kg
  • 0.6 kg
Control
  • Manual
  • Digital probe
Voltage
  • 110V
  • 220V
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