Ditting Coffee Grinders

Ditting coffee grinders
Swiss-engineered shop and industrial grinders, built since 1928 for retail bags, batch brew, filter and cupping. Bean and Brew Technologies is an authorized Ditting dealer, and our own technicians service every Ditting we sell.
Why Ditting
The grinder behind the bag and the batch brewer
Ditting has built coffee grinders since 1928, and today it is part of the Hemro Group alongside Mahlkönig. Roasters, coffee shops and labs choose Ditting for one thing: even, repeatable grinding, bag after bag, for years.
The 807 family covers the coffee shop counter: retail bags, filter baskets and cupping. The 1203 (formerly the KR1203) adds big 120 mm burrs for busy shops and supermarkets, and the 1827 High Volume runs continuously in roasteries and production.

Even grinding
Precision special steel burrs give an even particle size for consistent extraction.
Wide grind range
The 807 grinds from Turkish fine to very coarse cold brew.
Low retention
A knocker clears the spout so little coffee stays behind between customers.
Built to last
Heavy construction, cooling fans and easy burr access for long service life.
The lineup
Find the right Ditting grinder
Every model below is available through Bean and Brew Technologies. Ask us for a quote, and for service and burr replacement down the road.
Shop grinders
For retail bags, filter baskets, batch brew and cupping at the coffee shop.
807
The successor to the 804. A bag clamp and shaker plate fill retail bags evenly, two cooling fans keep it steady under heavy use, and it grinds about 7.5 g per second.
807 Filter
An adjustable slide grinds straight into the center of your brew basket, and the support adjusts for most common basket sizes and shapes. Same burrs and motor as the 807.
1203
Formerly the KR1203. Large 120 mm steel burrs grind about 23 g per second and last 10 to 15 tons of coffee. Manual knocker, bag clamp and shaker plate.
Industrial grinder
For roasteries and pre-ground coffee production.
1827 High Volume
Grinds 230 to 300 kg of coffee per hour and is built for continuous operation, with a three-phase motor, extra cooling fans, overload protection, a 30 kg bean hopper and a 200 L grounds container.
Compare the Ditting range
| Model | Type | Output | Burrs | Voltage* | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 807 | Shop grinder | ~7.5 g/s | Special steel | 110–127 V | Retail bags |
| 807 Filter | Shop grinder | ~7.5 g/s | Special steel | 110–127 V | Batch brew baskets |
| 1203 | Shop grinder | ~23 g/s | 120 mm steel | 100–120 V | High-volume bags |
| 1827 High Volume | Industrial | 230–300 kg/hr | Selected per application | 208–220 V, three-phase | Roasteries |
*U.S. versions as listed by Hemro Group USA. The 807 and 807 Filter come in black or white. We confirm the right version and electrical requirements with your quote.
Not sure where to start?
Which one fits your business?

Selling coffee by the bag?
The 807 fills retail bags evenly; the 1203 handles a bigger line at the counter.

Running a batch brewer?
The 807 Filter grinds straight into your brew basket, with no mess.

Roasting at scale?
The 1827 High Volume grinds 230 to 300 kg an hour, all day.

Authorized Ditting Dealer
More than a grinder. A partner.
We match the grinder to how you sell and brew: bags, baskets or production.
We confirm the right version, finish and current pricing for the model you choose.
Your staff learn to operate the grinder and handle day-to-day cleaning.
Burr replacement and repairs by our factory-trained technicians.
Is Bean and Brew Technologies an authorized Ditting dealer?
Yes. Bean and Brew Technologies is an authorized Ditting dealer. We sell the 807, 807 Filter, 1203 and 1827 High Volume, and our own technicians service them.
What is the difference between the Ditting 807 and the 807 Filter?
Both have the same burrs and motor and grind about 7.5 g per second. The 807 has a bag clamp and shaker plate for filling retail bags; the 807 Filter has an adjustable slide and basket support so it grinds straight into a brew basket.
Is the Ditting 1203 the same as the KR1203?
Yes. The 1203 is the current version of the grinder long sold as the KR1203, with 120 mm steel burrs and about 23 g per second of output.
What replaced the Ditting 804?
The 807. Ditting moved the features of the 804 into the 807 and added two cooling fans, a knocker for low retention and a modern design.
Which Ditting grinder is best for a coffee shop?
Most coffee shops choose the 807 for retail bags or the 807 Filter for batch brew. Busy shops and markets that grind a lot of bags choose the 1203. Tell us how you sell and brew and we will recommend one.
What power does a Ditting grinder need?
The U.S. 807 and 807 Filter run on 110–127 V and the 1203 on 100–120 V. The 1827 High Volume needs a 208–220 V three-phase supply. We confirm the electrical requirements with your quote.
Do you service Ditting grinders?
Yes. Bean and Brew Technologies services Ditting grinders, including burr replacement and repairs. Contact us to arrange service.
How much does a Ditting grinder cost?
Pricing depends on the model and finish. Contact us for a quote and we will confirm current pricing and availability.

Ready to upgrade your grinder?
Tell us about your menu and daily volume. We will recommend the right Ditting model and send you a quote.

