MPE’s New G7 Turkish Granulizer
Where Quality and Affordability Meet
February 2010
(Chicago, IL) Modern Process Equipment (MPE) announces the new G7 Turkish Granulizer, which bridges the quality and affordability gap between disc and roller-style grinder technologies by combining them in one state-of-the-art equipment offering!
It’s no secret that coffee produced utilizing water-cooled, roller-style grinders is far superior than that produced on disc, stone or hammer-style units. Additionally, until now, there has been a considerable affordability difference between disc and roller-style Turkish grinders. The MPE G7 merges the quality benefits of the roller technology with the monetary benefits of the disc technology to make it the valued equipment choice for many Turkish coffee producers.
Technically-speaking, the MPE G7 uses a water-cooled, disc-style grinder to first reduce the coffee to espresso quality and then directly discharges the coffee into a final Turkish grinding section. This final section utilizes the same roll technology as MPE’s larger Turkish Granulizers, so the quality is matched exactly. The G7 achieves average Turkish grind sizes ranging from 50 – 150 um at capacities spanning 100 – 250 kg/hr.
Contact MPE today for further information about the G7 and how it can improve your Turkish coffee process!
About MPE
Modern Process Equipment Corp. (MPE) is the world's leading manufacturer of precision particle reduction equipment. MPE has been supplying its customers with superior particle size reduction solutions for over forty years, earning the reputation as the place to go to improve product yields and reduce the generation of unwanted fines. MPE aspires to design and manufacture the most modern, innovative and highest quality coffee grinding equipment with the most responsive, practical and timely service possible. For more information about MPEs complete line of grinding equipment, contact Modern Process Equipment, Inc. 3125 South Kolin Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623; call 773-254-3929; visit www.mpechicago.com.
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