Green Coffee Beans
Unroasted coffee in its raw, stable state - the input to every roast.
Green coffee is a living, moisture-bearing product. How it is packed, where it is stored, and how it is weighed before a charge all shape what happens in the drum. These tools protect that consistency.
Unroasted coffee in its raw, stable state - the input to every roast.
An airtight container that holds a working supply of green coffee at stable humidity.
A barrier bag with a one-way degassing valve, used for both green and roasted coffee.
A two-way humidity regulator that holds a container at a target relative humidity.
A scale accurate to 0.1 g for charge weights, yield checks and roast loss measurement.
A wide, shallow scoop for moving green coffee from bag to hopper without spillage.
The machines and hand tools that carry a batch from green charge to drop.
Probes, thermometers, loggers and meters that turn a roast into data.
Stopping the roast quickly, then tasting what you produced.
Chaff handling, degreasing and the routines that keep a roaster safe.