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The MD series offers a range of dosing grinders designed to optimize the grinding of every dose of espresso. The powerful motor allows grinding at a low speed, which prevents the bean from overheating to maintain its aroma and keep the flavor intact. Rancilio offers models with different capacities. Robust and reliable, the entire MD range offers excellent performance at a low cost.
MD Rocky has grinding burrs with a diameter of 1.9 inch (50 mm), guaranteeing a production of 5.5-7.7 lb/hour (2.5-3.5 kg/h). The dosage is 0.2 Oz (7 g), with a capacity for 10.5 Oz (300 g) of coffee beans. Semi-automatic version.
The New Rancilio Rocky is the most durable coffee bean grinder available in its price range. It is extremely well made and we highly recommend it for home use and light commercial use. It is a dosing grinder, which makes it especially suited for use with an espresso machine. Although, it would have no problem grinding fine or coarse enough for any type of coffee/espresso machine you might have. The forks that are designed to hold your espresso machine portafilter in place are removable so that you may use any receptacle you want to catch the coffee. The Rocky is the grinder of choice for the finicky home barista due to its quality of grind and durability. Please note that most grinders are tested at the manufacturer and coffee grounds may be found in the grinder as a result. All machines sold are new unless otherwise clearly stated.
This stainless steel version has a stainless steel back panel and base with a heavy-duty black case aluminum frame. This commercial-quality construction is durable and designed to match your other Rancilio products.
The Rocky can be quickly and accurately adjusted using its 55 different grind settings. To make the adjustment you just push down on a release lever and turn the bean hopper. You can quickly and easily change from course to fine. It can grind your beans into a fine powder for Turkish coffee or espresso and even course enough for French press. With a Rocky the most particular barista will be able to fine-tune their extractions to perfection.
The Rocky’s motor is legendary. It is the same motor that Rancilio uses in the Commercial MD40 grinder. It has a high temperature overload switch to prevent possible damage if a stone gets caught in the burrs.
Like the motor the grinding burrs on the Rocky are the same ones that Rancilio uses in the commercial MD40 grinder. They are the flat plate style and 50mm in diameter that are even designed to handle a commercial load. To turn the grinder on and off you just have to flip the switch that is located on the lower left front corner.
Both the bean hopper and ground coffee container are made of tinted plastic that are designed to help keep your coffee fresh. They both have covers that also help seal in the freshness. The Rocky is designed to dispense the ground coffee directly in to your espresso machine portafitler. After the coffee gets ground it drops in the ground coffee container. Then just pull the handle and it will dispense approximately 7 grams of coffee through a small hole in the front directly into your portafitler.
Technical Specification
Technical Specification
Dimensions (WxDxH) |
120 x 250 x 350 mm |
Weight |
7 kg |
Coffee bean container |
300 g
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Variable dose |
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Production |
2.5-3.5 kg/h |
Burrs diameter | 50 mm |
Voltage | 110 V / 230 V |
Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Power | 140 W |
Version | semi-automatic |
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Additional
Additional Information
Model | No |
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Grinder Model | Doserless Grinder |
Reviews
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My Old Rocky Lives On Review by Bunter
Score Over 10 years old make lots of coffee average 5 grinds per day and still on the same set of burrs..
Just gave it a thorough clean but cleaned every three years or so.
Not sure if the burrs even need replacing but I may buy some anyway.
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Had one for 10 years and never missed a beat Review by Paul_S
Score Bought a doserless Rocky 10 years ago. We usually have 4 cups per day and we are still on the original burs. So that's what, 14,600 cups of coffee! I have disassembled it 3 times to clean, but no other maintenance. The adjustment wheel does start to lock up after a while due to coffee build up, but otherwise it is perfect.
If you are a home user, like us, then definitely get the doserless version to avoid ground coffee going stale in the doser. This advice is true for any model grinder, of course.