Drum Roaster
A horizontal rotating drum heated by gas or electricity - the most common home and commercial roaster design.
Roasting equipment covers the machine itself plus the small tools you reach for during a session. This category groups the roasters, the probe that reads bean temperature, the tongs that pull a sample, and the chimney that carries exhaust away from the operator.
A horizontal rotating drum heated by gas or electricity - the most common home and commercial roaster design.
A hot-air roaster that suspends beans in a stream of heated air, roasting fast and clean.
A small-capacity roaster built for quick evaluation batches of 50-120 g.
Long-handled insulated tongs for pulling bean samples through the tryer port.
The temperature sensor that reads the actual bean mass inside the drum.
The exhaust ducting that carries smoke, chaff and combustion gases away from the machine.
Keeping green coffee stable and dry so it roasts the same way twice.
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.