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Hario - Skerton N Ceramic Coffee Mill
Hario - Skerton N Ceramic Coffee Mill
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This compact Hario manual coffee mill holds up to 100 g of beans and offers adjustable grind sizes for home or travel brewing. The supplied copy describes it as the Skerton Plus, an update to the original Skerton with a burr-stabilizing plate that helps hold the center shaft in place for a more uniform grind. Its conical ceramic burrs transfer less heat than blade grinding, shave rather than crack the beans, and can be set for repeat use.
ARTICLE NO.: MSCSN-2-B
COLOR: Black
MEASUREMENTS: 6.8 in. W × 3.8 in. D × 8.3 in. H; 3.5 in. diameter (approximately 173 × 97 × 211 mm; 89 mm diameter)
CAPACITY: 100 g coffee beans (approximately 3.5 oz.)
WEIGHT: Approximately 600 g (21.2 oz.), including individual box
MATERIALS: Glass bowl: heatproof glass; lid, main body/hopper, and grip: polypropylene; burr: ceramic; handle: stainless steel; non-slip cover and hopper lid: silicone rubber
ORIGIN: Made in China
CARE: Only the glass parts are dishwasher-safe. The burr section can be disassembled for washing.
ABOUT HARIO: Hario is a Japanese company founded in 1921 that specializes in heatproof glassware and coffee-brewing equipment, with its name translating to “King of Glass.”
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