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Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital Commercial Grinder
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Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital Commercial Grinder

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Key specs

83 mm burrsBurrs · , flat special steel burrs
Grinds on demandDosing · On-Demand
0.7 lb (320 g) hopperHopper
25.5 in tallSize · 9.75 in × 17.0 in footprint
Runs on a standard US outletPower · 800 W
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About the Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital Commercial Grinder

The Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital is Mazzer's flagship commercial filter coffee grinder, engineered for specialty cafés, coffee roasters, and professional brew bars that demand uncompromising precision and consistency. Building upon the renowned ZM Filter platform, the "Plus" version offers enhanced workflow and greater versatility, while the advanced digital interface allows baristas to save and instantly recall multiple grind profiles for different coffees and brewing methods. Equipped with large 83mm flat burrs and a high-performance brushless motor, the ZM Filter Plus Digital delivers exceptional particle uniformity, low retention, and outstanding cup clarity.


Featuring Mazzer's innovative digital grind adjustment system, the ZM Filter Plus Digital enables highly precise electronic grind changes with exceptional repeatability, making it easy to switch between brew recipes without losing calibration. The powerful brushless motor maintains stable grinding performance while minimizing heat generation to preserve delicate aromas and flavor characteristics. Combined with its precision-engineered flat burrs, the grinder produces a remarkably consistent particle distribution, ideal for pour-over, batch brew, Chemex, AeroPress, and other filter coffee brewing methods.


Designed for demanding commercial environments, the ZM Filter Plus Digital features a robust die-cast aluminum body, low-retention grinding chamber, and tool-free access for quick cleaning and maintenance. Its durable construction, intuitive touchscreen controls, and efficient workflow make it an excellent choice for cafés and roasteries that regularly alternate between coffees while maintaining the highest standards of grind consistency and operational efficiency.


Whether you're operating a specialty café, coffee roastery, cupping laboratory, or professional brew bar, the Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital delivers industry-leading precision, repeatability, and brewing performance. Combining advanced digital technology with Mazzer's renowned Italian craftsmanship, it is the ideal grinder for professionals seeking exceptional filter coffee quality with maximum flexibility and control.

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Specifications

Performance
Burr diameter83 mm
Burr material, flat special steel burrs
Burr speed900 rpm (50Hz) - 1050rpm (60Hz)
Hopper capacity0.7 lb (320 g)
Dosing methodOn-Demand
Physical Measurements
Width9.75 in
Depth17.0 in
Height25.5 in
Body materialAluminum die casting
Power
Voltage120 V
Wattage800 W
Model & Series
SeriesZM Filter Plus
Warranty12-month parts
More specs
Grinding adjustmentDigital grind adjustment
Net weight39 kg (85 lbs)
Optional hoppers1

Manuals & downloads1

Questions about the Mazzer ZM Filter Plus Digital Commercial Grinder9

What is the Mazzer ZM Filter Plus designed for?

The Mazzer ZM Filter Plus is designed for professional filter coffee preparation where precision, consistency, and versatility are essential. It is ideal for specialty cafés, brew bars, roasteries, and coffee laboratories.

What makes the ZM Filter Plus suitable for specialty coffee?

Its precise grind adjustment and professional grinding system allow baristas to fine-tune the grind for different coffees and brewing recipes, helping achieve consistent extraction and excellent cup quality.

Which brewing methods can I use with the ZM Filter Plus?

The ZM Filter Plus is suitable for a variety of filter brewing methods, including pour-over, batch brew, French press, and other manual brewing techniques. The ideal grind setting will depend on the coffee and recipe being used.

Can I easily switch between different grind settings?

Yes. The precise adjustment system makes it easier to move between grind sizes for different brewing methods. Keeping a record of preferred settings can help you quickly return to frequently used recipes.

How does the ZM Filter Plus help improve grind consistency?

The grinder is engineered to produce consistent grounds across the filter brewing range. Uniform grinding helps promote more even extraction and allows greater control over the final flavor of the coffee.

Is the ZM Filter Plus suitable for grinding multiple coffees?

Yes. It is a strong choice for businesses that regularly offer different single-origin coffees or rotating selections. When changing beans, clearing residual coffee from the grinder helps prevent flavors from mixing.

What should I do when dialing in a new filter coffee?

Start with a grind setting appropriate for your brewing method, then evaluate brew time and flavor. Adjust finer if the coffee is under-extracted or coarser if it is over-extracted, making small changes until the desired result is achieved.

How can I maintain consistent results throughout the day?

Use consistent brewing ratios and techniques, regularly check your grind setting, and keep the grinder clean. Bean age, temperature, and humidity can influence extraction, so check your grind and dose through the day.

What parts of the ZM Filter Plus should be cleaned regularly?

Regularly clean the hopper, grinding chamber, burr area, and coffee outlet. Removing accumulated coffee grounds and oils helps prevent unwanted flavors and maintains consistent grinding performance.

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