Pinecone GH-B Bulk Commercial Coffee Grinder

Pinecone GH-B Specifications

Spec	Pinecone GH-B
Burr Type	Flat
Burr Material	—
Burr Size	84 mm
Motor Power	—
Motor Speed	—
Grind Speed (espresso)	— (rated by bulk throughput, not an espresso g/sec figure — see Overview)
Hopper Capacity	1.75 kg
Retention	—
Grind Adjustment	Manual
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	Espresso to coarse filter
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	705 × 180 × 460 mm
Weight	25 kg (net)
Voltage	Standard single-phase
Warranty	—

Pinecone rates the GH-B's burr set for roughly 1,200 kg of throughput before replacement, and grinding output above 500 g (1.1 lbs) per minute.

Built as Pinecone's Accessible Entry Into Bulk Grinding

The GH-B's distinguishing axis is its position as the smallest, least expensive bulk grinder in Pinecone's commercial range: 84mm burrs, manual-only adjustment, and 500+ g/min throughput on a standard single-phase outlet, at a lower price point than the 120mm-burr Foxtail, Redwood, or Siberian. It's the model built for a shop stepping up from a countertop grinder for the first time, not for a roastery already grinding in bulk.

That makes it a good fit for coffee shops running a self-service filter or bulk bin, smaller wholesale accounts grinding modest volumes, and grocery or retail counters where an untrained employee or customer needs to operate the machine without guidance — the manual dial and dedicated on/off buttons are deliberately simple rather than programmable. Its espresso-to-coarse-filter range covers a shop's house blend and drip grinding from one machine without needing separate units.

If your volume regularly exceeds 500 g/min, or you need digital automatic adjustment instead of a manual dial, Pinecone's own Foxtail steps up to 120mm burrs and 2.5+ kg/min on the same three-phase-capable platform. For all-purpose espresso-and-filter grinding in a compact home-scale footprint instead, see the Pinion.

Did You Know

• "GH-B" is Pinecone's US-market name for the grinder it sells internationally as the "Torrey." The US name comes from Pinecone's exclusive American distributor, GH Grinding & Brewing Solutions, founded by industry veteran Gary Horne — the same two initials as the model name.

• Pinecone rates the GH-B's 84mm burr disc for roughly 1,200 kg of throughput before it needs replacing — a mid-range figure between the smaller home-oriented Pinion (800 kg) and the larger shop-grade Foxtail and Siberian (15–20 tons).

• The GH-B runs on standard single-phase power rather than the commercial three-phase supply Pinecone's larger Foxtail and Redwood models require, making it installable in a typical retail unit without an electrical upgrade.

What burr size does the Pinecone GH-B have?

84mm flat burrs.

What is the Pinecone GH-B also known as?

Internationally, Pinecone sells the same grinder as the "Torrey." GH-B is the name used in the US market, after Pinecone's exclusive American distributor, GH Grinding & Brewing Solutions.

What's the throughput on the Pinecone GH-B?

Above 500 grams (1.1 lbs) per minute.

Does the Pinecone GH-B have digital grind adjustment?

No — adjustment is manual, via a dial, which keeps the machine simple for self-service use or untrained staff.

What grind range does the GH-B cover?

Espresso through coarse filter.

Is the Pinecone GH-B suitable for a busy wholesale account?

It's built for coffee shops, self-service bins, and lower-volume wholesale grinding. Accounts needing more than 500 g/min should look at Pinecone's Foxtail, which steps up to 120mm burrs and three-phase-capable throughput.