Yes. It is built as a commercial on-demand grinder: 75mm hardened steel flat burrs driven directly by a 340W motor at 1,350 RPM, producing roughly 3.2 to 3.6 grams per second, with a 2kg hopper so you are not refilling through a rush. Three programmable doses plus a continuous mode cover espresso, a second recipe and any manual dosing you need.

Scale and workflow. The Firenze 75 runs 75mm flat burrs against the Mignon's much smaller set, so it grinds faster and holds consistency over back-to-back shots rather than heating up. It also adds a touchscreen with three programmable doses, a dose counter, an adjustable hands-free portafilter fork and a 2kg hopper. For one or two coffees a day at home the Mignon range is the sensible choice; the Firenze 75 is for volume.

Start with how much coffee goes through it. One or two coffees a day at home and a Mignon is the right size - the Zero 55S if you weigh single doses or keep several bags open, a hoppered Mignon if you run one bean and want speed. Serving a cafe, a restaurant or an office floor, you want the bigger burrs and the dosing control of the Firenze 75: 75mm burrs, three programmable doses and a 2kg hopper so you are not refilling in the middle of a rush. If you are somewhere between the two, tell us your daily cup count and we will tell you honestly which side of the line you fall on.

It measures 218mm wide, 258mm deep and 700mm tall with the standard hopper fitted, and weighs 13kg. The height is the part people underestimate, so check your clearance under any overhead shelf before ordering. It runs on a single-phase supply and draws 340W.

Yes. The Total Control System is password protected, so dose settings and configuration can be locked to whoever manages the bar. The grinder also tracks doses and raises burr maintenance alerts you can set by burr type, which makes it much easier to keep a multi-shift site consistent.

Burrs are a wear part on every grinder. Brush the chamber out every few weeks, and use grinder cleaning tablets now and then if you want to strip the oils, and they hold their edge far longer. When they do go it happens gradually rather than all at once: the same setting starts running faster, you find yourself grinding finer and finer to hold your shot time, and the grind looks dustier than it used to. On the Firenze 75 you can set a burr maintenance alert by burr type so the grinder tells you instead of you guessing. Replacement burrs are a standard Eureka spare part - email sales@curiobox.ae and we will check availability for your model.

In Florence. Eureka has been building grinders there since 1920, and the range runs from compact home espresso grinders through to commercial on-demand models, all built on the same idea of precise, low-retention grinding. Everything CurioBox sells is sourced through official channels and covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

Yes. CurioBox ships to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the rest of the UAE, with VAT invoices available for cafe and office accounts.