Abstract: Coffee grinder-doser including a grinder-doser body, a containment compartment which contains an electric motor and at least a coffee grinder operatively connected to the electric motor, configured to grind coffee beans into grounds, a conveyor of the ground coffee, a support for a container suitable to receive the ground coffee from an output of the conveyor, the support being mechanically connected to a weighing device by pulley means, the weighing device being placed inside hollow body, where the pulley means has a block which discharges the weight from the support to the weighing device, the block crossing a front opening of the hollow body, and where the grinder-doser includes means of protecting the ground coffee joined to the block in order to divert and/or increase the path of the ground coffee to enter the hollow body through the front opening.

Abstract: A coffee grinder-doser including a grinder-doser body, an electric motor, at least one driven grinder operatively connected to the electric motor, at least one fixed grinder, operatively separate from the electric motor, the driven and fixed grinders having respective teeth mutually facing and spaced from each other with respect to an adjustment direction X-X, where at least one out of the driven and fixed grinders is movable with respect to the other along the adjustment direction X-X, where the grinder-doser includes an automatic actuator operatively connected by transmission means to the driven grinder and/or fixed grinder so as to adjust and modify the mutual distance between the teeth thereof along the adjustment direction X-X.

Abstract: A coffee grinder-doser includes a grinder-doser body enclosing a grinding chamber which houses first and second mills configured and mutually positioned to grind coffee beans into powder. An external ring-nut which is gripped and rotated by an operator integrally connects to the first mill. A nut screw with a longitudinal axis, inside the grinding chamber, is engaged with an external thread of the ring-nut to translate the first mill along the longitudinal axis. The ring-nut includes a ring-nut body and indices defining the angular position thereof. The grinder-doser body includes a fixed reference for the indices. The ring-nut is associated with a graduated ring having the indices, and a cover at least partially removable to lock the graduated ring between the cover and the ring-nut. The cover is fixed to the ring-nut body by a partially removable couple for adjusting and locking the angular position of the graduated ring.

Abstract: A coffee grinder-doser includes a grinder-doser body enclosing a grinding chamber which houses first and second mills configured and mutually positioned to grind coffee beans into powder. An external ring-nut which is gripped and rotated by an operator integrally connects to the first mill. A nut screw with a longitudinal axis, inside the grinding chamber, is engaged with an external thread of the ring-nut to translate the first mill along the longitudinal axis. The ring-nut includes a ring-nut body and indices defining the angular position thereof. The grinder-doser body includes a fixed reference for the indices. The ring-nut is associated with a graduated ring having the indices, and a cover at least partially removable to lock the graduated ring between the cover and the ring-nut. The cover is fixed to the ring-nut body by a partially removable couple for adjusting and locking the angular position of the graduated ring.

Abstract: A device with weighing capability (or “scale feature”) and also anvil capability (or “tapping feature”) allows accurate and precise filling of an espresso portafilter with coffee grounds for use in beverage preparation. Some versions switch between a protected mode for anvil use, and a weighing mode for accurate weighing of the portafilter and its grounds, by pivoting the entire load cell into and out of a protected location wherein tapping/shocks do not flex/strain the load cell free end. In other versions, one or more stop(s)/limit(s) are near the load cell free end or associated elements, and the free end/elements move during said tapping/shocks but only to the stop(s)/limit(s), corresponding to a safe amount of strain for the load cell. Also, this way, weighing the portafilter and its contents may continue between taps without switching to a separate protected mode.

Abstract: A device with weighing capability (or “scale feature”) and also anvil capability (or “tapping feature”) allows accurate and precise filling of an espresso portafilter with coffee grounds for use in beverage preparation. Some versions switch between a protected mode for anvil use, and a weighing mode for accurate weighing of the portafilter and its grounds, by pivoting the entire load cell into and out of a protected location wherein tapping/shocks do not flex/strain the load cell free end. In other versions, one or more stop(s)/limit(s) are near the load cell free end or associated elements, and the free end/elements move during said tapping/shocks but only to the stop(s)/limit(s), corresponding to a safe amount of strain for the load cell. Also, this way, weighing the portafilter and its contents may continue between taps without switching to a separate protected mode.

Abstract: A coffee grinder-dispenser consisting of a support base containing a grinding chamber, said base housing: an electric motor (8), to the shaft (10) of which a second shaft (26) is rotoidally constrained but axially free, for rotating the driven grinding wheel (28), a sleeve (32) within which said second shaft (26) rotates freely but is axially restrained, said sleeve (32) having its threaded lateral surface (46) cooperating with a threaded portion (48) rigid with the base, said driven grinding wheel being axially constrained to said sleeve (32), a fixed grinding wheel (40) facing said driven grinding wheel (28) in the interior of the grinding chamber (36), said fixed grinding wheel being fixed in a determined position to the base frame in a non removable manner, characterised by comprising means (34, 38) for axially rotating said sleeve (32).

Abstract: A device for pressing coffee powder, characterised by comprising: a lowerly open first hollow cylinder body (8), a presser element (10) housed within said first hollow cylindrical body (8) and consisting of a lowerly open but upperly closed second hollow cylinder body, its lower edge being provided with an annular flange (28) of outer diameter D1, a pressing member (60) slidable vertically within said second hollow cylindrical body, the head (34) of which, of diameter D2, where D2<D1, emerges from the base aperture of said second hollow cylindrical body, elastic means (44) housed within said presser element (10) and acting on said pressing member (60) to maintain the pressing head (34) spaced from the annular flange (28) when the pressing device is not in use, said elastic means (44) being subjected to compression during coffee pressing by the pressing head (34), means (18) for causing said presser element (10) to descend vertically relative to said first hollow cylindrical body (8), the pressing member (6