Ceado REV Titan Espresso Grinder with WAM

Ceado REV Titan WAM Specifications

Spec	Ceado REV Titan WAM
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	Yes — WAM, 0.1g precision, 3 programmable doses + manual
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

Who It's For

This is Ceado's answer for a bar that's decided both durability and dose accuracy matter at high volume. The titanium-coated burr's roughly 2.5-ton rated life and milk-forward grind profile suit a menu built around flat whites and lattes; WAM's 0.1g dosing then takes the shift-to-shift variability of timer-based grinding off the table, so a rotating cast of baristas all land the same weight without a separate scale on the counter.

That combination costs more than the PFA configuration of the same tier, which is the trade to weigh: pay for weight-verified dosing on top of the titanium platform, or keep the burr durability and drop the dosing precision to save on upfront cost. For a genuinely busy milk-drink program running multiple stations, the consistency WAM buys tends to pay for itself in fewer inconsistent shots sent back or re-pulled.

A bar that's happy trusting its baristas' timing on the same titanium burrs can save with the Ceado REV Titan PFA instead, keeping every other spec identical.

Did You Know

• Steady Lock works by expanding in the opposite direction of the burr carrier's own thermal expansion — a mechanical counter-force rather than a software correction, which is why it keeps burr spacing steady even during the long, hard grinding sessions a milk-drink bar puts a grinder through.

• Every REV tier spins its motor at the same speed — 1,480 rpm on 50Hz mains, 1,700 rpm on 60Hz — regardless of whether it's the REV Steel, Titan, or Zero. What changes between tiers is motor wattage and burr coating, not rotational speed.

• REV replaces the marked mechanical dial found on Ceado's older E-series grinders with a digital, on-screen position readout. A barista still turns the adjustment by hand, but the touchscreen tracks and displays exactly where it's set, so a fineness setting can be logged and returned to rather than eyeballed against a scored ring.

How precise is WAM dosing on the Ceado REV Titan WAM?

0.1g precision, with three programmable weight doses plus a manual setting, tareing the portafilter automatically once it's placed in the cradle.

What burr material does the REV Titan WAM use?

83mm flat burrs with a titanium (TiN) coating, the same set used on the REV Titan PFA, rated by Ceado for roughly 2.5 tons of throughput.

Is the REV Titan WAM better for milk drinks than the REV Steel WAM?

Yes — Ceado designs the titanium coating specifically to add body and texture to milk-based drinks, which is why the Titan tier targets flat white and latte-heavy menus rather than general espresso blends.

Can WAM be removed from this grinder later?

WAM is an interchangeable cradle rather than a permanently fixed part, so it can be swapped out, though most shops that choose the WAM configuration keep it for the life of the machine.

How does the REV Titan WAM compare to the REV Zero WAM?

Both add WAM dosing, but the REV Zero WAM trades titanium's milk-drink profile for SweepOut Dual Spin's near-zero retention, aimed at single-origin rotation rather than high-volume milk drinks.

What voltage does the REV Titan WAM support?

220–240V at 50–60Hz, or 110–120V at 60Hz.

Does adding WAM change the grinder's footprint?

No — dimensions and weight match the REV Titan PFA; WAM is a cradle addition to the portafilter fork rather than a change to the main chassis.