Timemore Slim

Grinding coarseness control on the Timemore Slim hand grinder.

Detail of the handle of the Timemore Slim grinder.

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Timemore Slim

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The grinder is processed to a high standard. Well thought out grinder design for easy attachment and easier grinding of coffee. Bearings located inside help the stability of the handle throughout the grinding process. More

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Standard price 106,40 €. Save 8% (8,60 €) 97,80 €

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Compact design

At first glance, you'll recognize that the Timemore Slim grinder is both handsome and compact. The construction has been cast in aluminium alloy, which adds an unmistakable originality. This makes the entire construction of the grinder very strong and durable. The grinding stones are an important component, which, even with a fine grind, present a well-ground coffee. At the end of the handle, there is a wooden holder that helps on the design, but is mainly there for a good grip when grinding coffee.

Made for quality

The grind settings on the Timemore Slim can be varied. It's great for Aeropress, but it can also be used for Chemex and coffee prepared in a French Press. Espresso preparation can also go its way, as the resulting grind consistency is really good. The grind adjustment is located at the bottom where the scale is created. You can thus use the number of clicks to memorize the coarseness setting and thus go back in the settings between different methods for coffee preparation.

Parameters

Colour
Dosage of the grinder	Manual
Display	No
Functions of the grinder	Coarseness setting
Hopper capacity (g)	20
Material	Aluminium, Stainless steel
Material of grinding stones	Steel
Grinder suitable for	Offices, Cars, Households
Using	Home
For	Filtered coffee, Alternative methods of preparation
Coffee grinder label	Travel, Small, Standard
Shape of grinding stones	Conical
Type	Handheld
Size of grinding stones (mm)	38 mm
Height (cm)	17
Width (cm)	6
Depth (cm)	6

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