Bentwood Vertical 75 Coffee Grinder

Bentwood Vertical 75 Specifications

Spec	Bentwood Vertical 75
Burr Type	Vertical
Burr Material	—
Burr Size	75 mm
Motor Power	—
Motor Speed	—
Grind Speed (espresso)	—
Hopper Capacity	—
Retention	—
Grind Adjustment	Stepless, with particle-size indication
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	—
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	—
Weight	—
Voltage	—
Warranty	—

The Vertical 75 shares its manual stepless, particle-size-indicated grind adjustment with the rest of Bentwood's Vertical line.

Built for Teams That Need to Replicate a Grind Setting Exactly

The Vertical 75's distinguishing axis is its particle-size-indicating stepless adjustment paired with the larger 75mm version of Bentwood's vertical burr geometry — a step up in both burr size and workflow features from the Vertical 63, without moving to the H75's integrated scale. Two preset timers and a barista mode round out a feature set aimed squarely at teams, not solo operators.

That makes it a fit for specialty cafes running multiple baristas across shifts who need grind settings that transfer cleanly from one person to the next, and shops running single-origin or competition-style espresso where barista mode's manual control matters. The removable spout and tool-free portafilter holder cut down on friction when switching setups mid-service, and the Black variant's walnut panels suit a cafe that cares about how the bar looks as much as how it grinds.

If your shop wants the same vertical-burr flavor character at a lower price and doesn't need the particle-size display or preset timers, Bentwood's own Vertical 63 is the simpler starting point. If you'd rather remove grind-setting communication entirely in favor of an integrated scale that doses by weight, look at the H75 instead.

Did You Know

• Bentwood is a Swiss company headquartered in Zug, with its factory located in the Rhine Valley of St. Gallen — the same manufacturing base behind every grinder in the Vertical line.

• The Vertical 75's particle-size indicator turns an otherwise abstract dial position into a numeric-style reference point, making it easier for a shop to write down, communicate, and exactly reproduce a grind setting across different baristas and shifts.

• The Black Vertical 75 pairs its vertical burr chamber with walnut side panels as standard — a deliberate design choice pairing Bentwood's flavor-focused engineering with a finish meant to match a specialty cafe's interior.

What burr size does the Bentwood Vertical 75 have?

75mm, using Bentwood's vertical burr geometry.

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

The Vertical 75 steps up to 75mm burrs with an added particle-size indicator, removable spout, two preset timers, and barista mode, versus the Vertical 63's simpler 63mm stepless setup. See the Vertical 63 for its full spec sheet.

Does the Bentwood Vertical 75 have grind-by-weight?

No — it uses stepless adjustment with a particle-size indicator rather than an integrated scale. For weight-based dosing on the same burr platform, see the H75.

What is "barista mode" on the Vertical 75?

An advanced manual control mode for technique-focused baristas running single-origin or competition-style workflows, alongside the standard preset-timer dosing.

Does the Vertical 75 come in walnut?

The Black finish includes walnut side panels as standard; the White finish does not.

Is the Bentwood Vertical 75 suitable for a multi-barista team?

Yes — the particle-size indicator and two preset timers are specifically aimed at making grind settings and dosing consistent across different baristas and shifts.