Ceado REV Titan Espresso Grinder with PFA

Ceado REV Titan PFA Specifications

Spec	Ceado REV Titan PFA
Burr Type	Flat
Burr Material	Titanium-coated (TiN) steel
Burr Size	83 mm
Motor Power	740 W (220–240V) / 6 A (110–120V)
Motor Speed	1,480 rpm (50 Hz) / 1,700 rpm (60 Hz)
Grind Speed (espresso)	5 g/s (50 Hz) / 6 g/s (60 Hz)
Hopper Capacity	~1,600 g
Retention	—
Grind Adjustment	Digital — grind position tracked and shown on touchscreen (no motorized adjustment)
Grind-by-Weight	No — WAM module available as an upgrade
Grind Range	Espresso only
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	630 × 200 × 270 mm
Weight	17 kg net / 18.8 kg gross
Voltage	220–240V, 50–60Hz / 110–120V, 60Hz
Warranty	—
Burr Lifespan (mfr.-rated)	~2.5 tons
Noise Level	67 dB

Built for Milk-Forward Volume

The titanium-coated burr is the axis that matters here, and it's a flavor decision as much as a durability one: Ceado designs the coating to add body and texture to milk-based drinks specifically, so a bar whose queue is mostly flat whites, lattes, and cappuccinos gets a noticeably rounder result than the same shot pulled on steel burrs. That makes it the tier to reach for when milk drinks — not straight espresso — drive the bulk of daily volume.

PFA activation keeps the workflow side simple: insert the portafilter, grinding starts, no scale to read and no touchscreen tap required for a standard dose. Paired with the titanium burr's roughly 2.5-ton rated life, that's a combination built for a bar that's grinding constantly through a shift and wants activation to be one less thing to think about between drinks.

A multi-barista team that wants gram-verified consistency on top of the same titanium burr should compare the Ceado REV Titan WAM instead — same grind profile, weight-based dosing layered on top.

Did You Know

• Ceado unveiled the entire REV line in April 2025 as a new flagship platform built around one shared engineering philosophy — GTM, Steady Lock, and Sweep Out technology — expressed across three different burr coatings rather than three unrelated grinders.

• The jump from steel to titanium-coated burrs takes rated burr life from roughly 900 kg to about 2.5 tons — nearly a threefold increase from the coating alone, since the underlying 83mm burr geometry is otherwise the same across both tiers.

• Ceado also builds an NSF-certified version of the REV Titan for markets that require it, which swaps in steel burrs in place of the titanium coating to meet that certification — a reminder that the titanium coating is a deliberate flavor and durability choice, not a fixed part of the platform's compliance.

What burr material does the Ceado REV Titan PFA use?

83mm flat burrs with a titanium (TiN) coating, rated by Ceado for roughly 2.5 tons of throughput before replacement.

Why choose titanium-coated burrs over steel?

Beyond the longer rated life, Ceado designs the titanium coating specifically to add body and texture to milk-based drinks — a real flavor difference for a menu that's mostly flat whites, lattes, and cappuccinos rather than straight shots.

What does PFA mean on the REV Titan?

PFA stands for Portafilter Activation — inserting the portafilter starts a standard dose automatically, with a touchscreen bypass available for manual dose selection.

Does the REV Titan PFA include grind-by-weight?

Not as standard. The PFA configuration doses on portafilter-triggered timing; Ceado's WAM module can be added for gram-verified dosing on the same titanium burr set.

How does the REV Titan compare to the REV Steel?

The REV Steel uses steel burrs rated for roughly 900 kg and suits general espresso blends; the REV Titan's titanium coating nearly triples that rated life and shifts the grind toward milk-drink body.

Is the REV Titan PFA loud?

Ceado rates it at 67 dB, close to the REV Steel's 66 dB — both benefit from the same insulated grind chamber GTM uses for temperature control.

What voltage does the REV Titan PFA run on?

220–240V at 50–60Hz, or 110–120V at 60Hz, covering both European and North American mains power.