- Disc diameter
- 98 mm
- Average grinding capacity*
- 19–21 g/s
- Maximum nominal power
- 1,300 W
- Net weight
- 26 kg
OPERATION & OPTIONS
Adjust the grind.
Match the tools to the task.
Precise grind adjustment
Set the grinding degree using the front adjustment dial. Cast-steel grinding discs process the material, with a bag holder for collection.
Application-specific equipment
Alternative discs and prebreakers are available for other grinding materials and sub 200 micron fine grinding.
Configuration guidance
Confirm the hopper, electrical supply, grinding tools and finish with Glen Mills. Capacity depends on the material and selected fineness.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
#43 specifications
Reference values from the English section of the supplied product sheet.
* Grinding capacity depends on the grinding material and selected degree of fineness. All measured values were obtained under laboratory conditions.
† The supplied sheet lists a 1,500 g hopper and 50–60 Hz electrical versions. Current configuration listings differ. Confirm the supplied hopper and electrical rating when ordering.
| Grinding disc diameter | 98 mm |
|---|---|
| Grinding disc material | Cast steel |
| Average grinding capacity | 19–21 g/s* |
| Bean hopper capacity | Approximately 1,500 g† |
| Maximum nominal power | 1,300 W |
| Idle speed, 50 Hz | 1,450 rpm |
| Idle speed, 60 Hz | 1,760 rpm |
| Voltage / frequency / phase | 200–240 V / 50–60 Hz / single phase; 100–120 V / 50–60 Hz / single phase† |
| Dimensions, W × H × D | 23 × 82.8 × 41 cm |
| Packing dimensions, W × H × D | 37 × 58 × 71 cm |
| Net weight | 26 kg |
| Gross weight | 30 kg |
| Certifications | CE, CB, ETL Safety, ETL Sanitation |
| Standards | IEC/EN 60335-1; IEC/EN 60335-2-64; ANSI/UL 763; CSA-C22.2 No. 195 |
| Finish options | Fine textured matte black, matte white, or copper |
Other electrical specifications are available on request. Specifications are subject to change.
GLEN MILLS APPLICATION GUIDANCE
What do you need to grind?
Tell us your material, starting size, target fineness and required throughput. We’ll help you review the #43 configuration.

