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| Burr size | 75 mm |
| Burr Shape | Flat |
| Burr material | Stainless steel |
| Motor | AC-powered |
| Case Material | Aluminum |
| Bean Hopper Capacity | 1.2 pounds |
| Dimensions | 7 in (W) x 9 in (D) x 17.25 in (H) |
| Voltage | 110 V |
| RPM | 1400 RPM |
| Dosing Options | Programmable dosing |
The Eureka Atom 75 is a 75mm flat-burr espresso grinder that brings genuine commercial grinding performance into a home-friendly footprint. Priced under $1,000, it sits in a rare sweet spot: large enough burrs to produce the particle consistency that separates good espresso from exceptional espresso, yet quiet and compact enough to earn a permanent spot on your kitchen counter. If you've been grinding on a 54mm or 64mm burr set and can taste the ceiling in your shots, the Atom 75 is the upgrade that removes it. Key Features 75mm flat stainless steel burrs — larger cutting surface delivers faster grind times and measurably better particle-size consistency than smaller-diameter grinders, which translates directly to more even extraction and cleaner flavors in the cup Stepless micrometric adjustment — Eureka's patented system provides infinite resolution between settings, letting you make sweeping changes when switching coffees or micro-dial when chasing perfection on a single origin Whisper-quiet operation — integrated sound-dampening materials and motor isolation make the Atom 75 one of the quietest 75mm grinders available, a genuine difference if you're pulling shots before the rest of the house is awake Timed dosing with programmable presets — dial in your dose, save it, and repeat it shot after shot with hands-free portafilter dosing via the built-in fork holder Tool-free burr removal — pop the top burr carrier out for cleaning without losing your grind setting, making routine maintenance something you'll actually do Low-retention grind path — minimal coffee left in the chute between doses means less waste and more consistency, especially important for single-dosing workflows The Eureka Atom 75 is built for the intermediate to advanced home barista who has outgrown a smaller grinder and is ready to invest in the last grinder they'll need for years. It's ideal for espresso-focused households that value a quiet morning routine but refuse to compromise on shot quality. If you're pulling daily shots on a prosumer or commercial-grade home machine and want particle consistency that matches what you taste at your favorite café, this is the grinder that closes that gap — without the noise, footprint, or complexity of a full commercial unit.
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