Anfim Luna 65mm Burrs Espresso Coffee Grinder- Black
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xAnfim · Electric Espresso Grinder (On-Demand)
Anfim Luna 65mm Burr Espresso Grinder in Black
This is a best-sellers collection rather than a category, so what's on this page depends entirely on what you're looking at — a pack of papers and a dual-boiler machine don't share a spec sheet. The specifications come first, and every line that doesn't apply to this item, or that the maker hasn't published, is left out rather than guessed.
- Type
- Electric Espresso Grinder (On-Demand)
- Model / variant
- Luna, 65mm burr - Black
- Capacity / size
- Bean hopper 2.0 kg (per Anfim)
- Quantity per pack
- 1
Full specifications
| Product type | Electric Espresso Grinder (On-Demand) |
| Brand | Anfim |
| Model / variant | Luna, 65mm burr - Black |
| Country of origin | Italy (per Anfim) |
| Main material | Metal construction (per Anfim); burr: special steel, German-made |
| Colour / finish | Black |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 195 x 580 x 371 mm (W x H x D) (per Anfim) |
| Capacity / size | Bean hopper 2.0 kg (per Anfim) |
| Net weight | 11.2 kg net / 12.7 kg shipping (per Anfim) |
| Burr type / grind range | 65mm flat burr, special steel, German-made; double shot in 4 sec, single espresso in 2 sec; 3.7-4.6 g/s at 250 micron (per Anfim) |
| Quantity per pack | 1 |
| Power / voltage | 100V / 110-127V / 220-240V, 50/60Hz, 440-700W depending on voltage; 1500rpm (50Hz) / 1800rpm (60Hz) (per Anfim) |
| Connectivity / display | 3.5 in touchscreen display, open interface for third-party content, 3 programmable recipes (per Anfim/scorestore.ae) |
| Box / set contents | 1 x grinder |
| Care & cleaning | Simple service access to frequently serviced parts without full disassembly (per scorestore.ae) |
Check the voltage against UAE mains
UAE mains is 220–240 V at 50 Hz. Some equipment in this collection is built for multiple voltages, some is sold in market-specific variants, and for some the export voltage isn't separately confirmed by the maker. This item's published figure: 100V / 110-127V / 220-240V, 50/60Hz, 440-700W depending on voltage; 1500rpm (50Hz) / 1800rpm (60Hz) (per Anfim). A machine or grinder built for 110–120 V is not something a travel adapter fixes — it needs the correct variant, not a different plug. If the line above doesn't clearly cover 220–240 V, or says the export version is unconfirmed, ask us before you order and we'll confirm what's actually in stock.
The burrs decide what a grinder can do
Burr size, material and geometry set both the range a grinder covers and how evenly it grinds within that range. Published here: 65mm flat burr, special steel, German-made; double shot in 4 sec, single espresso in 2 sec; 3.7-4.6 g/s at 250 micron (per Anfim). A grinder with fine stepped or stepless adjustment near the espresso end is doing something a filter-focused grinder can't, and no amount of technique closes that gap. Read the adjustment detail as carefully as the burr diameter: how many usable steps you get across the range you actually brew in matters more than the headline size.
- It sells because it worksEverything in this collection is here on repeat orders rather than on a launch, which is the most honest signal a shop has.
- Checked before it shipsTell us what you already own and we'll confirm the size, the filter or the voltage rather than leaving you to match it.
- Stated, not assumedWhere a figure isn't published we leave the line out, and where it comes from the listing rather than the maker the line says so.
Is this the right one for you?
Yes, if you
- Have matched any size or compatibility line above to the equipment you own
- Are restocking something you've used before, or replacing a worn one
- Have read the box contents, so nothing you expected is sold separately
- Are happy with the care this material needs, where a care line is given
Check with us first if
- It's electrical and the voltage line doesn't clearly cover UAE mains
- You're buying a tool or a filter without knowing your own size
- You're buying a grinder for espresso and the adjustment detail isn't clear
- A figure you need isn't listed above, which means nobody has published it
In the box
- 1 x grinder
Care, in the maker's own words
Simple service access to frequently serviced parts without full disassembly (per scorestore.ae)
Worth following as written rather than by habit. This collection runs from double-walled glass and wood to stainless steel, silicone and electronics, and each one fails differently — glass to thermal shock, wood to soaking, coated surfaces to abrasive pads, and anything with a battery to being submerged. Coffee oils come off easily while fresh and turn stubborn once dry, so a rinse straight after use saves most of the work either way.
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What people ask before buying
Will it fit my machine or brewer?
Check the compatibility lines on this page against the equipment in front of you. Sizes here are requirements rather than descriptions: a portafilter size, a basket diameter, a filter shape and size all have to match exactly. Where specific machines are named, read it as a shortlist — components get revised without the machine being renamed. Send us your model, or a photo, and we'll confirm before you order.
Does it run on UAE mains?
UAE mains is 220–240 V at 50 Hz. Some equipment here is multi-voltage, some is sold in market-specific variants, and for a few the export voltage isn't separately confirmed by the maker. If the power line on this page doesn't clearly cover 220–240 V, ask us before ordering — an adapter changes the plug shape, not the voltage, and running a 110 V machine on UAE mains damages it.
Why is the specification list shorter on some products than others?
Because we only publish what applies and what's stated. A pack of paper filters has no voltage, a keychain has no filter size, and plenty of makers don't publish a weight or a country of origin for small accessories. A missing line means nobody claims it, which is more useful to you than a number we invented. If a figure matters for your decision, ask and we'll get it from the supplier.
Is everything in the photo included?
Go by the box contents line, not the image. Bundles, sets and gift sets list what they contain, and accessories that appear alongside a product in a photo are often sold separately. Where something you need isn't in the box, tell us and we'll add it to the same order.
Does it have a warranty?
Where a warranty is published it's in the specifications above, and it's usually one year on equipment and accessories from the maker, longer on some electronics. Many small accessories carry none, and we say so rather than implying cover that doesn't exist. Keep your order confirmation either way, and message us if something fails — we handle it here rather than sending you to an overseas desk.
Which grinder should I buy for espresso?
Look at the adjustment detail rather than the burr size. Espresso needs fine, closely spaced adjustment at the tight end of the range, and a grinder aimed at filter brewing can be excellent without offering that. Tell us what machine you're pulling shots on and what you drink, and we'll tell you honestly whether a given grinder will get you there — including when the answer is that a cheaper one won't.
What if it's the wrong item, or it arrives damaged?
If you change your mind, you can request a return within 3 calendar days of delivery, as long as the item is unused, in its original packaging and in resalable condition. If it arrives damaged or defective, tell us within 7 days and send photos or video of the issue. Returns need our approval first, so start with a message or email to info@scorestore.ae. Sale and clearance items can't be returned unless they're confirmed defective.
What each specification actually does
Power / voltage100V / 110-127V / 220-240V, 50/60Hz, 440-700W depending on voltage; 1500rpm (50Hz) / 1800rpm (60Hz) (per Anfim)
The line to read first on anything electrical. UAE mains is 220–240 V at 50 Hz, and equipment built for a 110–120 V market needs the correct variant rather than an adapter — a plug adapter changes the pin shape and nothing else. Wattage tells you how hard it works and what circuit it wants; for a battery item the figure is charging input rather than mains supply. Where the export voltage isn't confirmed by the maker, we say so instead of assuming.
Burr type / grind range65mm flat burr, special steel, German-made; double shot in 4 sec, single espresso in 2 sec; 3.7-4.6 g/s at 250 micron (per Anfim)
Burrs set the ceiling; adjustment sets what you can reach. Larger burrs grind faster and generate less heat, flat and conical geometries distribute particle sizes differently, and hardened or coated steel simply lasts longer. But the detail that decides whether a grinder suits espresso is the adjustment: fine, closely spaced steps at the tight end of the range. A grinder that's excellent for filter can be unusable for espresso for that reason alone.
Connectivity / display3.5 in touchscreen display, open interface for third-party content, 3 programmable recipes (per Anfim/scorestore.ae)
What you can read and control while your hands are busy. On a scale, a clear display and a usable brewing mode matter more than an app, because you're watching a pour rather than a phone; auto-tare and flow timing remove steps rather than adding features. On a machine or grinder, programmable settings and a PID readout are what make a result repeatable tomorrow instead of impressive today.
Capacity / sizeBean hopper 2.0 kg (per Anfim)
Read it as total volume and translate it yourself. Brewing equipment counts a cup as a small serving rather than a mug, brim capacity is never working capacity — a brewer needs headroom and a pitcher has to leave room for milk to expand — and a scale's capacity has to carry your vessel as well as the coffee. Work from the figure and the thing you actually use it with.
Main materialMetal construction (per Anfim); burr: special steel, German-made
Material decides how the item behaves with heat and how you clean it. Stainless steel stays neutral against coffee oils and takes daily use; glass and ceramic hold heat once warmed but need warming first and break when knocked; the hard clear plastics used for brewers survive travel and a drop; wood and bamboo want wiping rather than soaking. None of it changes the taste — it changes what the item asks of you.
Dimensions (W × D × H)195 x 580 x 371 mm (W x H x D) (per Anfim)
Measure the gap, not the counter. Height is what catches people out: clearance under a group head, under a grinder spout, or on a shelf above the machine. For anything that lives on a bar, check the depth against the counter and remember a drip tray or a hopper still has to come out with the item in place.
Net weight11.2 kg net / 12.7 kg shipping (per Anfim)
Weight reads differently depending on the item. On a tamper or a pitcher it's feel and control in the hand; on a grinder or a machine it's stability on the counter and whether one person can move it; on anything you travel with it's what goes in the bag. It's rarely a quality signal on its own.
Quantity per pack1
On consumables this is your reorder arithmetic. Divide the pack by how often you brew and you know when to buy again — running out is the commonest reason a routine quietly stops. On single items the line simply confirms you're buying one rather than a set, which matters on anything sold both ways.
Country of originItaly (per Anfim)
Stated as the maker states it. Some publish a country, some publish only where a product is assembled or finished, and many don't say at all for accessories. We pass on the claim rather than inferring an origin from the brand's home market.
Buying more than one thing?Tell us what you brew on and what you're adding, and we'll check the sizes, the filters and the voltage against each other before anything ships — and say honestly where to save and where not to.
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