Fine espresso control
Eight-micron clicks make small shot-time changes practical without a stepless collar drifting in transit.
An espresso-focused hand grinder with a coated 48 mm burr, 8-micron external adjustment and magnetic catch cup.
$199.00
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The J-Ultra is 1Zpresso's espresso-focused manual grinder. Its coated 48 mm conical burr is paired with an external ring that moves the burr by 8 microns per click, giving considerably finer dialing than most general-purpose hand grinders. A rounded aluminum-alloy body, folding crank and magnetic 35...
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The features that make this product stand out from the competition.
Eight-micron clicks make small shot-time changes practical without a stepless collar drifting in transit.
A folding handle, magnetic cup and included hard case make a premium espresso grind portable.
The burr assembly dismantles without tools and can be recalibrated without losing the external dial's usefulness.
1Zpresso documents a coated 48 mm espresso burr and 8-micron movement per click for the J-Ultra.
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The official product specification identifies aluminum alloy, stainless steel, a folding crank and magnetic catch cup.
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AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
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1Zpresso states that all direct-sold grinders include a one-year limited warranty for material and workmanship defects.
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Sign in to view price historyThe J-Ultra uses a coated burr optimized for espresso and an external adjustment ring. 1Zpresso’s manual describes five rotations, 100 clicks per rotation, and 0.008 mm (8 microns) of burr movement per click, allowing fine step-by-step dialing.
1Zpresso recommends cleaning with the supplied brush and blower and says not to clean or wash the grinder with water. The manual also advises keeping the grinder in a dry environment; the product page says it can be dismantled without tools for maintenance.
After reassembly, the manual says to return the burr ring unit to its tightest position, align the #0 with the scale mark, replace the components in the specified sequence, and tighten the knurled thumb nut while pressing the burr from below to calibrate the grinder.
1Zpresso lists J-Ultra replacement items including the foldable handle, magnetic catch cup, bearings, spring, adjustment dial ring, thumb nut, anti-slip rubber and leather grip. Its official parts page asks customers to contact the company by email before placing an order.
The official product page lists the Iron Gray grinder, a cleaning brush, a cleaning blower and a 1Zpresso carrying case in the package. It specifies a 35–40 g grounds capacity for the magnetic catch cup, along with a 700 g weight and 19 × 18.5 × 5.5 cm dimensions.
To fold the handle, the manual says to hold the crank near the wooden knob, push it inward, and turn the handle clockwise all the way. To unfold it, use the same inward push and turn counter-clockwise; the manual warns that taking the handle apart voids its warranty coverage.
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