The Gaggia MDF 55 is a versatile, all-purpose coffee grinder that offers precision and convenience, making it ideal for both espresso enthusiasts and general coffee lovers. Designed and manufactured in Italy, this grinder features 55mm hardened steel flat burrs that deliver a fast and consistent grind, while its silent technology ensures you can grind early in the morning without disturbing others. Its anti-clumping system further enhances the quality of your grounds, producing clump-free, fluffy results every time.

Key Features:

• Silent Technology: The anti-vibration and silent grind technologies make the MDF 55 about 20 decibels quieter than conventional grinders, allowing you to grind coffee early in the day without noise disturbance.
• Anti-Clumping System: A built-in ion generator eliminates static buildup during grinding, ensuring clump-free grounds.
• 55mm Hardened Steel Flat Burrs: Durable and designed for fast and precise grinding.
• Stepless Micrometric Adjustments: The oversized grind adjustment wheel provides near-infinite grind size options, allowing for precise control over the coarseness or fineness of the grounds.
• Adjustable "Hands-Free" Fork: The grinder's adjustable fork can accommodate various portafilters, allowing for hands-free grinding.

Specifications:

• Burr Type: 55mm hardened steel flat burrs
• Adjustments: Stepless Micrometric
• Motor: 110/120V, 260W, 1350 RPM
• Dosing Options: Programmable and Manual
• Hopper Capacity: 300g
• Dimensions:
  • Depth: 22.6 cm (8.9")
  • Height: 34.0 cm (13.4")
  • Width: 13.5 cm (5.3")
• Weight: 5.5 kg (12.1 lbs)
• Made in: Italy
• Warranty: 1-year manufacturer warranty
• Best suited for: Espresso, Brew

Why You Should Get It:

The Gaggia MDF 55 is a perfect companion for any espresso machine, especially the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro. It provides excellent grind consistency, minimal noise, and clump-free results, making it a premium choice for home baristas who want precise control over their coffee-making process. With its stepless micrometric adjustment, you can dial in the perfect grind for any brew method, whether you're pulling a shot of espresso or brewing a cup of drip coffee.