Pinecone Siberian Digital High-Volume Coffee Grinder

Pinecone Siberian Specifications

Spec	Pinecone Siberian
Burr Type	Flat-disc
Burr Material	—
Burr Size	120 mm
Motor Power	—
Motor Speed	—
Grind Speed (espresso)	— (rated by bulk throughput, not an espresso g/sec figure — see Overview)
Hopper Capacity	1.5 kg
Retention	—
Grind Adjustment	Manual / Digital automatic (by-wire micrometric)
Grind-by-Weight	No
Grind Range	Full range — Turkish fine to cold brew
Duty Cycle	—
Dimensions (H×W×D)	600 × 250 × 320 mm
Weight	30 kg (net)
Voltage	Standard single-phase
Warranty	—

Pinecone rates the Siberian's burr set for 15–20 tons of throughput before replacement, and grinding output at over 2.5 kg (5 lbs) per minute — matching the Foxtail's throughput class on standard single-phase power.

Built to Bring Foxtail-Class Throughput to a Standard Outlet

The Siberian's distinguishing axis is delivering the same 2.5+ kg/min throughput class as the three-phase Foxtail, but on standard single-phase power and inside a compact countertop footprint. It's the model built for a space that has the volume demand but not the electrical service or floor space for a full shop grinder.

That makes it a fit for roasters, wholesalers, and retailers who need genuine bulk throughput but are working in a leased retail space, a converted counter, or any facility where running a three-phase circuit isn't practical. The heat-free brushless motor is a real consideration for anyone grinding large batches of specialty coffee, where sustained motor heat can degrade the aromatic compounds a roaster worked to develop.

If three-phase power is already available and floor space isn't a constraint, Pinecone's own Foxtail is built on the same throughput class with a larger hopper. For capsule-filling or packaging-line automation with RS485 remote control, see the Redwood instead — the Siberian's strength is throughput-in-a-small-footprint, not production-line integration.

Did You Know

• Pinecone markets the Siberian as the first grinder on the market to reach over 2.5 kg (5 lbs) per minute in a compact countertop footprint — a throughput class that previously required a larger three-phase shop grinder like the Foxtail.

• The Siberian's motor is heat-free brushless (BLDC) technology, which avoids the thermal buildup a conventional motor generates during large, continuous grinding runs — a factor that can otherwise degrade the aromatic compounds in specialty coffee.

• Despite its compact countertop footprint, the Siberian weighs 30 kg (net) — roughly the same as Pinecone's much larger Redwood core grinder, reflecting the more robust motor and chassis needed to sustain production-scale throughput in a smaller housing.

What burr size does the Pinecone Siberian have?

120mm flat-disc burrs.

What's the throughput on the Pinecone Siberian?

Over 2.5 kg (5 lbs) per minute — the same throughput class as Pinecone's larger, three-phase Foxtail.

Does the Pinecone Siberian need three-phase power?

No — it runs on standard single-phase power, which is the main reason to choose it over the Foxtail.

What kind of motor does the Siberian use?

A heat-free brushless (BLDC) motor, which avoids the thermal buildup that can affect flavor during large continuous grinding runs.

What's the hopper capacity on the Pinecone Siberian?

1.5 kg.

Is the Pinecone Siberian suitable for a capsule production line?

It's built for high-volume shop and roastery grinding, not production-line automation. For capsule filling or packaging lines needing remote control, see Pinecone's Redwood, which adds RS485 integration.