Smart 500g Hot Air Coffee Roaster Supporting Artisan PC Software

Name: Smart 500g Hot Air Coffee Roaster Supporting Artisan PC Software
Brand: Hurffy (Shandong) Machinery Technology Co., Ltd
SKU: 2176051082

Shandong, ChinaHurffy (Shandong) Machinery Technology Co., Ltd

US$3,100.00

1-9 Pieces

US$3,000.00

10+ Pieces

Sample price:US$3100.00/set.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

After-sales Service

24 Hours Online,Free Spare Parts

Warranty

1 Year

Model NO.

HF-E500

Type

80% Hot Air and 20% Direct Fire

Voltage

220V-380V

Timing Device

With Timing Device

Power Source

Electric

Capacity

500g/Batch

Cooling Time

1-2 Minutes

Operating Language

English

Control Type

Manual & Automatic

Application

Home, Shop, Commercial, Industrial Coffee Roaster

Certificate

CE, SGS

Transport Package

Wooden Box

Specification

500g/Batch

Trademark

HURFFY

Origin

China

Production Capacity

5000PCS/Year

Key features

Hot Air Efficiency: Built with Swiss hot air, this 500g coffee roaster roasts 0.5kg in 5-8 min as a high-efficiency electric coffee roasting machine.

Fast Cooling & Axis-Free Drum: This small coffee roaster cools in 1-2 min; the axis-free drum design makes it a superior coffee bean roaster machine.

PLC Control & Warranty: Featuring PLC control, this sample coffee roaster is also ideal as a home coffee roaster, backed by a 3-year warranty.

Company profile

Hurffy (Shandong) Machinery Technology Co., LtdShandong, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/FactoryExport Year: 2000-12-01Nearest Port: Qingdao PortAverage Response Time: ≤10.13hTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, PayPal, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CFR, CIF, FCA

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryHurffy (Shandong) Machinery Technology Co., Ltd is identified as a Chinese manufacturer/factory producing coffee roasting and related processing equipment. The supplier states that it has designed and manufactured coffee roasters since either 1989 or 2000, exports to more than 15 countries, and serves markets including South America, Eastern Europe, North America, and Western Europe. It reports ISO 9001 certification, three production lines, annual output of 5,000 coffee roaster sets, and export sales representing 90% of total sales. Orders are reportedly fulfilled within 15 working days off-season and one month during peak season. The supplier claims customer-specific coffee roaster production, but the evidence does not establish after-sales service arrangements, detailed financial strength, or specific customer cases. R&D and quality-control staffing are both reported as fewer than five personnel.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly identified as a Manufacturer/Factory and a manufacturing and processing machinery business. Its stated product scope includes coffee roasters, grinders, destoners, and coffee packaging equipment.

CertificationsThe supplier reports holding ISO 9001 certification for its management system. The provided information does not include the certificate number, issuing body, or validity period, but the stated certification is explicit.

Production capacityThe supplier reports three production lines, annual coffee-roaster output of 5,000 sets, and order fulfillment within 15 working days off-season and one month during peak season. These figures provide explicit evidence of established production capacity and stated delivery capability.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly states that it produces coffee roasting machines according to customers' needs, covering testing, shop, commercial, and industrial applications. This supports a stated ability to customize products for different use cases.

Product Q&A

Q:I have no power to my roaster. What should I do?

1 Make sure the "Emergency-Stop" button is pulled all the way out and the reset button has been pushed. 2 If you have an Automated roaster, ensure all of the breakers in the electrical panel on the side of the machine are in the up position.

Q:Can we convert our roaster from propane to natural gas or natural gas to propane?

Yes, this is just a matter of changing out a few parts and making valve adjustments.

Q:How do I clean the drum of my roaster?

The drum in your roaster is similar to a cast-iron skillet and doesn't require cleaning. The oils from the coffee are needed to prevent the beans from scorching. If you look in through the view window or the drum door and see a black coating on the drum, that is normal and should be left alone.