Spice Grinder 1500g Stainless Steel
KSh15,000.00
| Feature | Specification |
| Capacity | 1500g (1.5 kg) per batch ⚖️ |
| Material | Food-grade Stainless Steel (SUS304) 🛡️ |
| Motor Power | Typically 3000W – 3500W ⚡ |
| Speed | 28,000 – 35,000 RPM 🌪️ |
| Grinding Fineness | 50 – 300 Mesh (Ultrafine powder) 🥣 |
| Design | Swing-type (for easy emptying) 🔄 |
1500g Stainless Steel Spice Grinder: Key Specs 🌶️⚙️
| Feature | Specification |
| Capacity | 1500g (1.5 kg) per batch ⚖️ |
| Material | Food-grade Stainless Steel (SUS304) 🛡️ |
| Motor Power | Typically 3000W – 3500W ⚡ |
| Speed | 28,000 – 35,000 RPM 🌪️ |
| Grinding Fineness | 50 – 300 Mesh (Ultrafine powder) 🥣 |
| Design | Swing-type (for easy emptying) 🔄 |
Maintenance 🧼✨
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Cleaning: Use the provided brush to remove residual dust. Wipe the interior with a clean, dry cloth. Never submerge the motor housing in water. 🖌️
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Cooling: Allow the motor to rest for 5–10 minutes after every 5 minutes of continuous operation to avoid burnout. 🌡️
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Blade Care: Regularly inspect blades for dullness. Keep them free of debris to ensure consistent grinding efficiency. 🔪
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Carbon Brushes: Periodically check and replace carbon brushes to maintain optimal motor performance. ⚙️
Dos and Don’ts ✅❌
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DO ensure the lid is tightened and locked securely before every use. 🔒
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DO ensure all ingredients are completely dry before grinding to achieve fine powder. ☀️
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DO grind in short pulses to manage heat and consistency. ⏱️
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DON’T fill the chamber more than 2/3 full; air circulation is required for effective grinding. 📉
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DON’T grind oily, wet, or sticky substances (e.g., fresh garlic, ginger, or raw meat). 🚫💧
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DON’T operate the machine without the lid correctly in place. ⚠️
Questions & Answers ❓
Q: Is 1500g the “total” weight or “grinding” weight? ⚖️
A: 1500g is the maximum capacity of the chamber. For best results, do not exceed 2/3 of the volume to ensure ingredients can move freely. 📦
Q: Why does the powder get warm? 🌡️
A: Due to the extreme speed (RPM), friction generates heat. If you need a cool grind, grind in short intervals with breaks in between. ❄️
Q: Can I grind hard items like turmeric roots? 🪵
A: Yes, but they must be completely dried first. Hard roots should be broken into smaller pieces before being placed in the grinder to protect the blades. 🔪

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