Aries Electric Grinder
Quick-Release 83mm Titanium Coating Conical Burr Grinder –
A better option for domestic coffee grinder, with quick-release mechanism that allows for easy cleaning without any hassle.
Features
- 3-second quick-release burr design allows for easy cleaning
- Exculsive 83mm Titanium coating conical burr
- 5 adjustable grinding speed ( 90 ~ 150 RPM )
- Stepped grind size adjustment with stepless-feeling
- Auto-stop detection
- Knocker attached to the burr base enables users to knock off retention
- Dosing cup is designed to directly attach to 58mm portafilter
- Single-dose grinding
- Compatible with various methods of brewing,
including French press, Pour-over, Moka pot, Espresso, even Turkish - Designed and made in Taiwan
- Streamlined body, stylish and unique
Technical Specification
Product Dimensions: (W*D*H) 185 mm x 300 mm x 330 mm
Material: Plastic and Metal
Weight: 8±1kg
Burr: 83mm / Conical Burr / Stainless Steel / Titanium Coated
Voltage / Frequencies: 100-240 V AC 50 / 60Hz
Motor: Brushless DC Motor
Power: 300 W
Working Temperature: 10℃~40℃
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Key Functions
Quick-release design
The quick-release design allows users to easily detach the burr within 3 seconds, unlike most grinders that require particular equipment or tools to disassemble for cleaning and maintenance. This quick-release design saves you time and doesn’t require any tools to perform these tasks.
Exclusive 83mm Conical burr
This is a 83mm Titanium-coating stainless steel conical burr exclusive designed for Aries. A larger burr provides better grinding efficiency, which means that with the same amount of coffee beans, it takes less time to grind. This results in less spin and a faster dose of coffee, which also leads to a cooler grinding temperature. Geometry-wise, unlike other 83mm burrs on the market, Aries’ burr set has more spokes and a sharper edge that cuts the bean with a slower feed rate, resulting in fewer fines and a cleaner cup.
Adjustable RPM
Aries offers five rotating speeds to choose from, ranging from 90 to 150 RPMs, resulting in different flavor profiles and extractions. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Grinding application
Aries is a versatile all-around grinder, suitable for various brewing methods, from espresso to filter. Its easy stepped grind-size adjustment allows you to achieve the ideal grind size without hesitation. A button lock on the side locks the grind adjustment lever, ensuring the fineness remains the same as you set before cleaning, with no re-calibration needed afterward.
Slow-feed disc
Aries has a slow-feed disk that reduces the rate at which beans fall into the grinder chamber through a smaller opening. A slower feeding rate can result in more consistent grinds, fewer fines, and a higher potential for better extraction.The ridges on the cone-shaped disc can also help prevent coffee beans from sticking after performing the RDT.
Auto-stop mechanism
Aries auto-stops when grinding is completed. As quiet as Aries is, operating at around 70 dB, its automatic stop mechanism ensures that, even in noisy environments, you don’t have to worry about forgetting to turn it off.
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FAQs
Why was a conical burr chosen in the initial design for Aries?
We believe that conical burrs haven’t received enough attention, let alone compared to flat burrs, we appreciate the lingering sweetness, the thick body, the balanced flavor, and the creamy texture that conical burrs deliver. These are the reasons why we ultimately chose conical burrs.
Can the burr set be replaced with other 83mm burr available on the market?
Due to the sophisticated design and mechanism of the Aries, it is not recommended to replace the 83mm burr with any other burr set, as this may affect both the warranty and performance. Not all 83mm conical burrs are compatible with the Aries. If your burr becomes dull or damaged and you wish to replace it, please contact your nearest authorized distributor or reach out to us to arrange a return for replacement.
Is it a Mazzer burr?
No, it isn’t. The burr set for Aries is selected and produced in collaboration with a burr manufacturer after trying out various burr sets. More detailed information is unable to be disclosed due to an existing NDA.
What is the voltage for Aries?
110V~240V with a built-in transformer, suitable for most locations.
What is the difference between high and low RPM?
The difference in RPM has a significant impact on flavor. Different beans, due to their varying densities, often produce different amounts of fine particles under different cutting conditions at high and low speeds. These fine particles often play a crucial role in determining flavor and texture.
In our experience, using a lower RPM results in a more separated flavor that fades in slowly as you take more sips. It provides a cleaner, clearer, and easier-to-drink experience, offering a comfortable and lingering sensation with distinctive notes. In contrast, at higher RPMs, all the flavors concentrate at the tip of your tongue the moment you sip. You’ll sense greater sweetness and intensity, with an upfront, creamy flavor becoming immediately noticeable, leaving you with vibrant and prominent notes.
The choice of RPM can be tricky and playful, with many aspects to consider. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Is Aries a stepped or stepless grinder?
Aries is a stepped grinder, but when the grind adjustment is unlocked, it feels stepless. During its initial design, Aries focused on consumer-friendly features such as easy cleaning and quick adjustments. Simply unlock the grind adjustment and move the lever on the dial to your desired position. Once you release the lock key, you’re dialed in. While there won’t be a click feedback, rest assured that it is securely locked.
Why does it sometimes not automatically stop?
This occurs because our automatic stop design relies on detecting the load on the burr rather than using a timer. When grinding to a finer consistency and encountering increased resistance, the load reading can rise, which may prevent the grinder from automatically stopping. In such cases, manual stopping can be employed. In some rare and severe instances where it doesn’t auto-stop, the grinder is still programmed to stop automatically after 60 seconds.
Will Aries have any issues with jamming? How to deal with jamming?
It is uncommon for Aries to jam. With its latest motor, Aries can handle most coffee beans with ease. To be more specific, the roasting level of the test beans used during factory inspections is approximately Agtron 100 when ground to the fineness specified by the SCA’s regulated cupping coffee ground size (where 70-75 percent of the grinds pass through a 20-mesh sieve). However, if jamming does occur, simply press the start knob to reboot the grinder, and it will complete the grinding process.
When using an 83mm burr, more power is needed to process larger quantities of beans. Combined with slower RPM, this issue may occur, particularly with extremely light-roasted beans. To prevent motor overload and potential damage to the burr and the mainboard, the grinder will automatically stop when the load becomes too high, which resulting in what may seem like jamming.
To further reduce the likelihood of this happening, it is recommended to start the grinder first before pouring in the beans.
How to deal with static issues and retention?
We recommend that our consumers perform RDT (Ross Droplet Technique) to significantly reduce static and improve this condition before pouring the beans into the grinder. Aries features a direct fall-through grind design, eliminating the grinding chamber and chute to minimize retention.
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Key Functions
Quick-release design
The quick-release design allows users to easily detach the burr within 3 seconds, unlike most grinders that require particular equipment or tools to disassemble for cleaning and maintenance. This quick-release design saves you time and doesn’t require any tools to perform these tasks.
Exclusive 83mm Conical burr
This is a 83mm Titanium-coating stainless steel conical burr exclusive designed for Aries. A larger burr provides better grinding efficiency, which means that with the same amount of coffee beans, it takes less time to grind. This results in less spin and a faster dose of coffee, which also leads to a cooler grinding temperature. Geometry-wise, unlike other 83mm burrs on the market, Aries’ burr set has more spokes and a sharper edge that cuts the bean with a slower feed rate, resulting in fewer fines and a cleaner cup.
Adjustable RPM
Aries offers five rotating speeds to choose from, ranging from 90 to 150 RPMs, resulting in different flavor profiles and extractions. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Grinding application
Aries is a versatile all-around grinder, suitable for various brewing methods, from espresso to filter. Its easy stepped grind-size adjustment allows you to achieve the ideal grind size without hesitation. A button lock on the side locks the grind adjustment lever, ensuring the fineness remains the same as you set before cleaning, with no re-calibration needed afterward.
Slow-feed disc
Aries has a slow-feed disk that reduces the rate at which beans fall into the grinder chamber through a smaller opening. A slower feeding rate can result in more consistent grinds, fewer fines, and a higher potential for better extraction.The ridges on the cone-shaped dick can also help prevent coffee beans from sticking after performing the RDT.
Auto-stop mechanism
Aries auto-stops when grinding is completed. As quiet as Aries is, operating at around 70 dB, its automatic stop mechanism ensures that, even in noisy environments, you don’t have to worry about forgetting to turn it off.
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FAQs
Why was a conical burr chosen in the initial design for Aries?
We believe that conical burrs haven’t received enough attention, let alone compared to flat burrs, we appreciate the lingering sweetness, the thick body, the balanced flavor, and the creamy texture that conical burrs deliver. These are the reasons why we ultimately chose conical burrs.
Can the burr set be replaced with other 83mm burr available on the market?
Due to the sophisticated design and mechanism of the Aries, it is not recommended to replace the 83mm burr with any other burr set, as this may affect both the warranty and performance. Not all 83mm conical burrs are compatible with the Aries. If your burr becomes dull or damaged and you wish to replace it, please contact your nearest authorized distributor or reach out to us to arrange a return for replacement.
Is it a Mazzer burr?
No, it isn’t. The burr set for Aries is selected and produced in collaboration with a burr manufacturer after trying out various burr sets. More detailed information is unable to be disclosed due to an existing NDA.
What is the voltage for Aries?
110V~240V with a built-in transformer, suitable for most locations.
What is the difference between high and low RPM?
The difference in RPM has a significant impact on flavor. Different beans, due to their varying densities, often produce different amounts of fine particles under different cutting conditions at high and low speeds. These fine particles often play a crucial role in determining flavor and texture.
In our experience, using a lower RPM results in a more separated flavor that fades in slowly as you take more sips. It provides a cleaner, clearer, and easier-to-drink experience, offering a comfortable and lingering sensation with distinctive notes. In contrast, at higher RPMs, all the flavors concentrate at the tip of your tongue the moment you sip. You’ll sense greater sweetness and intensity, with an upfront, creamy flavor becoming immediately noticeable, leaving you with vibrant and prominent notes.
The choice of RPM can be tricky and playful, with many aspects to consider. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Is Aries a stepped or stepless grinder?
Aries is a stepped grinder, but when the grind adjustment is unlocked, it feels stepless. During its initial design, Aries focused on consumer-friendly features such as easy cleaning and quick adjustments. Simply unlock the grind adjustment and move the lever on the dial to your desired position. Once you release the lock key, you’re dialed in. While there won’t be a click feedback, rest assured that it is securely locked.
Why does it sometimes not automatically stop?
This occurs because our automatic stop design relies on detecting the load on the burr rather than using a timer. When grinding to a finer consistency and encountering increased resistance, the load reading can rise, which may prevent the grinder from automatically stopping. In such cases, manual stopping can be employed. In some rare and severe instances where it doesn’t auto-stop, the grinder is still programmed to stop automatically after 60 seconds.
Will Aries have any issues with jamming? How to deal with jamming?
It is uncommon for Aries to jam. With its latest motor, Aries can handle most coffee beans with ease. To be more specific, the roasting level of the test beans used during factory inspections is approximately Agtron 100 when ground to the fineness specified by the SCA’s regulated cupping coffee ground size (where 70-75 percent of the grinds pass through a 20-mesh sieve). However, if jamming does occur, simply press the start knob to reboot the grinder, and it will complete the grinding process.
When using an 83mm burr, more power is needed to process larger quantities of beans. Combined with slower RPM, this issue may occur, particularly with extremely light-roasted beans. To prevent motor overload and potential damage to the burr and the mainboard, the grinder will automatically stop when the load becomes too high, which resulting in what may seem like jamming.
To further reduce the likelihood of this happening, it is recommended to start the grinder first before pouring in the beans.
How to deal with static issues and retention?
We recommend that our consumers perform RDT (Ross Droplet Technique) to significantly reduce static and improve this condition before pouring the beans into the grinder. Aries features a direct fall-through grind design, eliminating the grinding chamber and chute to minimize retention.
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Key Functions
Quick-release design
The quick-release design allows users to easily detach the burr within 3 seconds, unlike most grinders that require particular equipment or tools to disassemble for cleaning and maintenance. This quick-release design saves you time and doesn’t require any tools to perform these tasks.
Exclusive 83mm Conical burr
This is a 83mm Titanium-coating stainless steel conical burr exclusive designed for Aries. A larger burr provides better grinding efficiency, which means that with the same amount of coffee beans, it takes less time to grind. This results in less spin and a faster dose of coffee, which also leads to a cooler grinding temperature. Geometry-wise, unlike other 83mm burrs on the market, Aries’ burr set has more spokes and a sharper edge that cuts the bean with a slower feed rate, resulting in fewer fines and a cleaner cup.
Grinding application
Aries is a versatile all-around grinder, suitable for various brewing methods, from espresso to filter. Its easy stepped grind-size adjustment allows you to achieve the ideal grind size without hesitation. A button lock on the side locks the grind adjustment lever, ensuring the fineness remains the same as you set before cleaning, with no re-calibration needed afterward.
Adjustable RPM
Aries offers five rotating speeds to choose from, ranging from 90 to 150 RPMs, resulting in different flavor profiles and extractions. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Slow-feed disc
Aries has a slow-feed disk that reduces the rate at which beans fall into the grinder chamber through a smaller opening. A slower feeding rate can result in more consistent grinds, fewer fines, and a higher potential for better extraction.The ridges on the cone-shaped dick can also help prevent coffee beans from sticking after performing the RDT.
Auto-stop Mechanism
Aries auto-stops when grinding is completed. As quiet as Aries is, operating at around 70 dB, its automatic stop mechanism ensures that, even in noisy environments, you don’t have to worry about forgetting to turn it off.
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FAQs
Why was a conical burr chosen in the initial design for Aries?
We believe that conical burrs haven’t received enough attention, let alone compared to flat burrs, we appreciate the lingering sweetness, the thick body, the balanced flavor, and the creamy texture that conical burrs deliver. These are the reasons why we ultimately chose conical burrs.
Can the burr set be replaced with other 83mm burr available on the market?
Due to the sophisticated design and mechanism of the Aries, it is not recommended to replace the 83mm burr with any other burr set, as this may affect both the warranty and performance. Not all 83mm conical burrs are compatible with the Aries. If your burr becomes dull or damaged and you wish to replace it, please contact your nearest authorized distributor or reach out to us to arrange a return for replacement.
Is it a Mazzer burr?
No, it isn’t. The burr set for Aries is selected and produced in collaboration with a burr manufacturer after trying out various burr sets. More detailed information is unable to be disclosed due to an existing NDA.
What is the voltage for Aries?
110V~240V with a built-in transformer, suitable for most locations.
What is the difference between high and low RPM?
The difference in RPM has a significant impact on flavor. Different beans, due to their varying densities, often produce different amounts of fine particles under different cutting conditions at high and low speeds. These fine particles often play a crucial role in determining flavor and texture.
In our experience, using a lower RPM results in a more separated flavor that fades in slowly as you take more sips. It provides a cleaner, clearer, and easier-to-drink experience, offering a comfortable and lingering sensation with distinctive notes. In contrast, at higher RPMs, all the flavors concentrate at the tip of your tongue the moment you sip. You’ll sense greater sweetness and intensity, with an upfront, creamy flavor becoming immediately noticeable, leaving you with vibrant and prominent notes.
The choice of RPM can be tricky and playful, with many aspects to consider. Depending on one’s personal preference and the varieties of coffee beans, RPMs offer different experiences with the same coffee beans and provide an easier approach to dialing in a new coffee without solely changing the grind size or dose weight.
Is Aries a stepped or stepless grinder?
Aries is a stepped grinder, but when the grind adjustment is unlocked, it feels stepless. During its initial design, Aries focused on consumer-friendly features such as easy cleaning and quick adjustments. Simply unlock the grind adjustment and move the lever on the dial to your desired position. Once you release the lock key, you’re dialed in. While there won’t be a click feedback, rest assured that it is securely locked.
Why does it sometimes not automatically stop?
This occurs because our automatic stop design relies on detecting the load on the burr rather than using a timer. When grinding to a finer consistency and encountering increased resistance, the load reading can rise, which may prevent the grinder from automatically stopping. In such cases, manual stopping can be employed. In some rare and severe instances where it doesn’t auto-stop, the grinder is still programmed to stop automatically after 60 seconds.
Will Aries have any issues with jamming? How to deal with jamming?
It is uncommon for Aries to jam. With its latest motor, Aries can handle most coffee beans with ease. To be more specific, the roasting level of the test beans used during factory inspections is approximately Agtron 100 when ground to the fineness specified by the SCA’s regulated cupping coffee ground size (where 70-75 percent of the grinds pass through a 20-mesh sieve). However, if jamming does occur, simply press the start knob to reboot the grinder, and it will complete the grinding process.
When using an 83mm burr, more power is needed to process larger quantities of beans. Combined with slower RPM, this issue may occur, particularly with extremely light-roasted beans. To prevent motor overload and potential damage to the burr and the mainboard, the grinder will automatically stop when the load becomes too high, which resulting in what may seem like jamming.
To further reduce the likelihood of this happening, it is recommended to start the grinder first before pouring in the beans.
How to deal with static issues and retention?
We recommend that our consumers perform RDT (Ross Droplet Technique) to significantly reduce static and improve this condition before pouring the beans into the grinder. Aries features a direct fall-through grind design, eliminating the grinding chamber and chute to minimize retention.
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