Bentwood Vertical 63 Espresso Grinder

Bentwood Vertical 63 Specifications

Spec	Bentwood Vertical 63
Burr Type	Vertical flat
Burr Material	Steel
Burr Size	63 mm
Motor Power	660 W (max. nominal)
Motor Speed	1,400 rpm (idle)
Grind Speed (espresso)	—
Hopper Capacity	ca. 600 g
Retention	Low (per manufacturer; no gram figure published)
Grind Adjustment	Stepless
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	Full range — fine to coarse (espresso, filter, and beyond)
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	550 × 198 × 415 mm
Weight	22 kg (net)
Voltage	110/120V or 220/230V (region-specific version)
Warranty	—

Bentwood offers Standard Wood panel options (Light Oak, Dark Oak, Walnut) alongside Black and White finishes, with other colors and woods available on request.

Built Around Bentwood's Vertical-Burr Flavor Platform

The Vertical 63's distinguishing axis is Bentwood's signature vertical burr geometry itself — a design choice aimed at cup quality (body, sweetness, aromatic expression) rather than pure throughput, at the smaller 63mm burr size that anchors the entry point into the line. It's the model to start with if you want to evaluate what a vertical burr actually does to the cup before stepping up in size or automation.

That makes it a fit for specialty cafes and multi-method bars that brew both espresso and filter from one grinder and want the flavor character Bentwood's geometry is built to deliver, plus shops that want the option of solid wood side panels (Light Oak, Dark Oak, Walnut) to match a specific interior rather than a purely utilitarian machine. The stepless dial with particle-size indication makes settings easy to communicate across a team without needing a digital display.

If your bar needs meaningfully more throughput from the same flavor platform, Bentwood's own Vertical 75 steps up to 75mm burrs. If your priority is hands-free, weight-based dosing consistency rather than manual stepless adjustment, the H75 adds an integrated gravimetric scale on top of the same underlying flavor DNA.

What's in the Box

Bentwood includes a cleaning brush with every Vertical 63 grinder. Customization requests (wood panel type, color) are handled at the time of order.

Did You Know

• The name "Bentwood" refers to the bent-wood furniture — chairs, coat stands, and similar pieces — that were ubiquitous in the first coffee houses, particularly in Vienna, where the company's founder was born and where coffee houses became the center of social life.

• The Vertical 63's hopper uses a special closing mechanism specifically designed to reduce oxidation of the beans sitting in it between refills — a detail aimed at keeping hopper-rested coffee tasting fresher through a service.

• Bentwood is a Swiss company with its head office in Zug and its factory in the Rhine Valley of St. Gallen — the manufacturing base behind the Vertical 63's build.

What burr size does the Bentwood Vertical 63 have?

63mm vertical flat steel burrs.

What motor does the Bentwood Vertical 63 use?

A 660W motor, spinning the burrs at 1,400 rpm idle speed, supported by a double ventilation system to keep the grind chamber cool.

Does the Bentwood Vertical 63 have grind-by-weight?

No — grind adjustment is stepless, guided by a particle-size indicator rather than an integrated scale.

What's the hopper capacity on the Vertical 63?

Approximately 600 grams.

What colors and finishes does the Vertical 63 come in?

Black and White, with Light Oak, Dark Oak, or Walnut wood panel options, plus other colors and woods available on request.

What's the difference between the Vertical 63 and Vertical 75?

The Vertical 75 steps up to 75mm burrs on the same vertical-burr platform for higher throughput, while the Vertical 63 keeps the smaller 63mm burr size at a more accessible entry point. See the Vertical 75 for details.