Veracruz Hand Mill — Ti
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and installation arranged by your concierge.
NAVERQIO Grinders — where the cup is decided
The Veracruz Hand Mill is the travel answer to a serious habit: a hardened conical burr on dual bearings, machined stainless body, and a clicked dial that repeats — espresso in a hotel room, filter on a mountain, no excuses anywhere.
A grinder is a bearing problem wearing a coffee costume. We use oversized sealed bearings, direct or belt drives chosen for the burr mass, and motors wound to reach speed without heating the grind path. Retention is engineered out with declumpers, bellows-ready throats and anti-static exits rather than promised away.
Design & Craft
- Travel case included; the hotel room espresso problem, solved
- Commissioned and re-checked for alignment after transport
- Clicked adjustment with a printed dial-in card for espresso and filter
- Anti-static grind path with declumper — fluffy grounds, clean fork
- Burr pairs matched on an optical comparator and shimmed to zero chirp
Specifications
| Burr | 48 mm conical, titanium coated |
| Bearings | Dual sealed, zero wobble |
| Adjustment | Clicked, dial-in card included |
| Capacity | 30 g |
| Weight | ≈ 1.3 kg |
| Case | Travel case included |
Care
Keep beans out of the hopper overnight, brush the exit path weekly, and use the bellows to clear retention between single doses. Burrs are replaceable in minutes with the included tool; alignment shims and instructions live under the top plate.
Questions, Answered
How loud is it?
Measured sound levels are in the specification — our shop grinders run in the low 70s dB(A) under load, single-dosers quieter still. If the grinder is the loudest thing on your bar, something else is very right.
Does it come aligned?
Every unit is shimmed and chirp-checked before dispatch, then re-checked after transport at commissioning. Alignment is a deliverable, not a lottery.
The NAVERQIO Promise
Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf, and a service desk staffed by technicians who have actually stripped the model you own.