Too Much Coffee

After years espressooing on my Microcimbali

I am still at roasting with my three faithful heatguns
tucked together...

I am investigating the market for a small commercial roaster...
20 to 50 kilos on five days a week
1 phase or gas...?

Any for sale second-hand?

Name

or make?

Prices...

Benoit planning to open a Deli and supplying one restaurant, deli in Deptford, London....

a french-canadian living in Somerset

Are you sure you want to go that big? Even 20 kg is a huge batch of coffee. In any case gas should be the only choice. You'd need your own nuclear power plant to get enough power from an electric heater to roast 20-50kg of beans in a half-way reasonable time (I'm exaggerating, but only a little) and 1 phase you can forget right away. Big roasters like that go for quite a bit of money. Even a 40-year old Probat will run upwards of 6k Euro and will probably need going over before you can use it. Good luck and keep us informed on how things are developing.

benoit wrote: I am still at roasting with my three faithful heatguns
tucked together...

I am investigating the market for a small commercial roaster...
20 to 50 kilos on five days a week

Or you could always get 50 Behmors/Hottops and line them up. By the time you finished setting the last one the first one should be finished I always thought that this would be an interesting experiment.

benoit wrote: I am still at roasting with my three faithful heatguns
tucked together...

I respect anyone who wields this beast! I also respect the electrician who used a copper mine to wire your socket! That must suck some juice!!

JulieJayne wrote:Or you could always get 50 Behmors/Hottops and line them up. By the time you finished setting the last one the first one should be finished I always thought that this would be an interesting experiment.

I always imagined that is how our favourite micro roasters worked.

GreenBean wrote:

JulieJayne wrote:Or you could always get 50 Behmors/Hottops and line them up. By the time you finished setting the last one the first one should be finished I always thought that this would be an interesting experiment.

I always imagined that is how our favourite micro roasters worked.

Buy some stocks in Logitech, quick!

bruceb wrote:

GreenBean wrote:

JulieJayne wrote:Or you could always get 50 Behmors/Hottops and line them up. By the time you finished setting the last one the first one should be finished I always thought that this would be an interesting experiment.

I always imagined that is how our favourite micro roasters worked.

Buy some stocks in Logitech, quick!

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There are other ways to generate the power you require but, Cheltenham monitoring centre get security activation warnings when certain words are used over the net.