Ceado E37Z Naked Single Dose Espresso Grinder

Ceado E37Z Naked Specifications

Spec	Ceado E37Z Naked
Burr Type	Flat
Burr Material	DLC-coated steel
Burr Size	83 mm
Motor Power	740 W
Motor Speed	960 rpm (50 Hz) / 1,150 rpm (60 Hz)
Grind Speed (espresso)	—
Hopper Capacity	—
Retention	~0 g (SweepOut + DLC-coated chamber)
Grind Adjustment	Stepless (infinitesimal)
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	Espresso and filter (Quick Set Gear switch)
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	400 × 215 × 355 mm
Weight	19.5 kg net / 21.5 kg gross
Voltage	220–240V, 50–60Hz
Warranty	—

Built Around DLC-Coated Zero Retention

The E37Z Naked's distinguishing axis is its DLC-coated grinding chamber, which pushes retention down to roughly 0g in combination with SweepOut — a step beyond the standard E37Z Barista's already low-retention design. That difference matters most to buyers for whom every gram of leftover grounds is a gram of the wrong coffee flavor in the next customer's cup, not just a minor efficiency loss.

That's a specific profile: competition baristas dialing in a single-origin lot where dose-to-dose consistency is scored, roasters running tasting bars where the coffee changes constantly through the day, and specialty cafes whose entire guest-espresso menu turns over often enough that any carryover between beans is a real flavor risk rather than a rounding error. Quick Set Gear's tool-less espresso-to-filter switch adds a second use case — a shop that wants one grinder to cover both an espresso bar and a pour-over program without keeping a second machine around.

If your cafe runs a steady house blend rather than a constantly rotating single-origin lineup, this level of retention control is solving a problem you don't have day to day, and the Ceado E37T's higher-output motor is better matched to sustained volume. And if you'd rather keep the option of standard steel burrs alongside a Red Speed upgrade, the E37Z Barista offers that flexibility that the Naked's fixed configuration doesn't.

Did You Know

• DLC — diamond-like carbon — is the same family of ultra-hard, low-friction coating used on engine components and precision cutting tools. Applied to the E37Z Naked's grinding chamber, it reduces the friction and static that would otherwise let ground coffee cling to the chamber walls between doses.

• Quick Set Gear lets the E37Z Naked switch between espresso and filter grind settings without tools — a detail that matters to cafes running both a bar program and a filter menu off one grinder, since re-dialing a stepless adjustment ring from scratch each time would cost real service time.

• The E37Z Naked is offered in a single finish — black — unlike most of Ceado's other on-demand grinders, which typically ship in both black and white.

What burr size does the Ceado E37Z Naked have?

It uses 83mm flat steel burrs with a DLC (diamond-like carbon) coating on the surrounding grinding chamber.

How much retention does the E37Z Naked have?

Approximately 0g, achieved by combining Ceado's SweepOut technology with a DLC-coated grinding chamber that resists grounds clinging to its walls.

Can the E37Z Naked grind for both espresso and filter?

Yes. Its Quick Set Gear mechanism allows tool-less switching between espresso and filter grind settings, which isn't a feature on the standard E37Z Barista.

What colors is the E37Z Naked available in?

Black only.

Is the E37Z Naked the same as the E37Z Barista?

No. Both use SweepOut zero-retention technology and 83mm burrs, but the Naked adds a DLC-coated chamber for lower retention and Quick Set Gear for espresso-to-filter switching, while the E37Z Barista offers a choice between standard steel and Red Speed burrs.

Does the E37Z Naked have grind-by-weight?

No, it doses by time through its touchscreen rather than by measured weight.

Where is the Ceado E37Z Naked made?

It's handcrafted in Venice, Italy. See DABOV's full grinder lineup or the broader equipment collection for other Ceado models.