Ceado E37T Commercial Espresso Grinder

Ceado E37T Specifications

Spec	Ceado E37T
Burr Type	Flat
Burr Material	Titanium-coated (K110 tool steel base)
Burr Size	83 mm
Motor Power	740 W
Motor Speed	1,480 rpm (50 Hz) / 1,700 rpm (60 Hz)
Grind Speed (espresso)	~5–6 g/sec
Hopper Capacity	—
Retention	—
Grind Adjustment	Stepless (infinitesimal)
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	Espresso only
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	630 × 210 × 310 mm
Weight	—
Voltage	220–240V, 50–60Hz
Warranty	—

Built Around Motor Class and Titanium Burrs

The E37T's defining axis is raw throughput headroom: a 740W motor and titanium-coated 83mm burrs, the strongest combination in Ceado's on-demand E37 line. That matters most to cafes running high covers through a single grinder for hours at a stretch, where a smaller motor and uncoated burrs would show their limits in heat buildup and burr wear well before closing.

This is the right grinder for a busy espresso bar that hasn't split into single-origin guest programs yet — one house blend (or a small rotating set) ground on-demand from a hopper, at volume, all shift long. Active Thermal Control and Steady Lock exist specifically to keep that one grind setting honest hour six as it was in hour one, which is the operational problem a high-volume bar actually has: not variety, but consistency under sustained load.

If your menu is built around swapping single-origin espressos through the day, the E37T's hopper-fed design works against you — every switch means clearing the hopper and re-dialing, and residual grounds carry over between beans. That's the exact problem Ceado's E37Z line solves with SweepOut zero-retention technology; the E37Z Barista is the better fit for a rotating single-origin program. The E37T is for the shop that has already settled on its espresso and just needs to grind a lot of it, reliably, all day.

Did You Know

• Ceado has been building coffee grinders in Italy since 1952 — the company's professional and home lines, including the E37T, are still handcrafted in Venice rather than mass-produced offshore.

• The E37T's burrs start as K110 tool steel before titanium coating is applied. K110 is a high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel already known for wear resistance; the titanium coating on top of it is what further raises hardness and cuts heat transfer into the grounds during long grinding sessions.

• Active Thermal Control exists because grind particle size is temperature-sensitive. As burrs heat up during continuous use, the metal expands and the gap between the burrs narrows — Ceado's Steady Lock mechanism is engineered specifically to hold that gap constant so the grind setting a barista dialed in at 8am still reads the same at 2pm.

What burr size does the Ceado E37T have?

The E37T uses 83mm titanium-coated flat burrs — the largest burr diameter in Ceado's E37 on-demand series.

Is the Ceado E37T a single-dose grinder?

No. The E37T is a hopper-fed, on-demand grinder designed for continuous high-volume grinding of one or a small set of coffees, not for switching frequently between single-origin doses. For zero-retention single-dose grinding, see the Ceado E37Z Barista.

What does the titanium coating on the E37T's burrs actually do?

It increases burr hardness and wear resistance over the underlying tool steel and reduces heat transfer into the ground coffee, which helps keep flavor more consistent during long, continuous grinding sessions.

Does the E37T have grind-by-weight?

No. Dosing on the E37T is programmed through its touchscreen by time, not by measured weight.

How is grind size adjusted on the E37T?

Adjustment is stepless (infinitesimal), giving essentially unlimited fine-tuning across the grinder's range rather than a fixed set of click-stops.

What's the difference between the E37T and the Ceado Leon 800?

Both use 83mm flat burrs, but the E37T adds titanium coating, a stronger 740W motor, and Ceado's Active Thermal Control and Shuffle Snoot — features aimed at sustained high-volume service, where the Leon 800 targets a lower price point for growing cafes. Compare the full range on DABOV's grinders category.

Where is the Ceado E37T made?

It's handcrafted in Venice, Italy, alongside the rest of Ceado's professional and home grinder lines.