Rocket Espresso coffee grinders for home and café use

Rocket Espresso coffee grinders

For home, bar, and higher-tempo service.

Find the right level for your brewing style

Rocket Espresso builds its grinder range with a clear focus on espresso: the same emphasis on precise grind, but with different Size, capacity, and workflow depending on where the grinder will be placed and how many shots you make each day. Here you will find everything from Compact options for the home counter to models that handle faster service and more continuous use.

A simple way to start is by considering how you will use it. For home use, there are smaller and mid-sized models for those who want clean design and good control without taking over the kitchen. The next step is espresso grinders for home and light commercial use, where larger burrs, higher capacity, and faster handling make a difference in everyday use. For dedicated commercial use, there are options with Weight-based dosing and high precision when consistency, speed, and repeatability are essential.

Three levels for home use

All three are built for espresso and use stepless micrometric adjustment. The main differences are format, burr size, and how much capacity you want in everyday use.

Rocket Faustino 3.1

For smaller kitchens

50 mm flat burrs · 210 W · 320 g bean hopper. Ideal if you want the Rocket feel in a Compact format for daily espresso at home.

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Rocket Giannino espresso grinder

For the next step at home

55 mm flat burrs · 1.8–2.3 g/s · 3 doses + continuous mode. For those who want more capacity than an entry-level model while still maintaining a convenient format.

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Rocket Fausto

For higher home capacity

65 mm flat burrs · 500 W · 600 g bean hopper. For serious home baristas who want greater reserve capacity, a touchscreen, and faster grinding in their routine.

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When the pace picks up

The focus here is on a faster workflow, larger 65 mm burrs, and solutions that work both in ambitious home environments and in light service.

Rocket Espresso Spluga coffee grinder

For a smoother service workflow

65 mm flat burrs · 3.5-inch touchscreen · hands-free support for the Portafilter. For those who prioritize fast handling, a clear display, and a more workstation-friendly setup.

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Rocket Super Fausto

For higher volume

65 mm flat burrs · 500 W · 600 g hopper. Ideal if you want high capacity and a model that leans more clearly towards commercial use.

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Bentwood x Rocket Espresso H75 commercial GBW grinder

This is the choice for bars and environments where dosing must go directly into the cup. With 75 mm blind flat burrs, grind-by-weight dosing with 0.1 g precision, and modes for weight, time, and Barista Mode, it suits you if you want high repeatability, fast service, and clear control even under heavy use.

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Spluga is also available as a rental option

For a café, office, or trial period, the rental version can be a convenient way to bring in the same 65 mm platform without starting with a standard purchase. A good choice when you want to test the workflow on-site or need a solution for a time-limited operation.

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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to help you choose the right model.

Which model is best for home use?

If you mainly brew at home, it is wise to start by considering how much space you have and how many espressos you make per day. The smaller models suit you if you want a Compact format, while the larger home grinders offer more capacity, larger hoppers, and often a calmer workflow when making several shots in a row.

What is the most important difference between the higher-speed models and the commercial GBW grinder?

The higher-speed models are built for fast handling and programmed dosing, making them suitable for home use, showrooms, offices, and lighter service. The commercial GBW model stands out with grind-by-weight dosing, higher precision, and a clearer focus on consistency in environments where many espressos are served continuously.

When does it make sense to rent instead of buy?

Renting is particularly suitable if you are starting a business, need equipment for a limited period, or want to test a grinder in real-world operation before making a long-term decision. It lowers the barrier to getting started and makes it easier to match the equipment to your actual needs.

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Rocket Espresso coffee grinders

Find the right level for your brewing style