Mazzer Zm PlusMazzer PhilosParameter configuration
Values apply to the selected reference configuration. Other versions or markets may differ; — means no verified value.
Dimensions & installation
| Width | 153 mm[1] |
|---|---|
| Depth | 351 mm[1] |
| Height | 361 mm[1] |
| Weight | 12.5 kg[1] |
Electrical supply & capacity
| Rated power | 400 W[1] |
|---|---|
| Burr diameter | 64 mm[1] |
| Hopper | 60 g[1] |
Additional sourced details
| Burr type | flat[1] |
|---|---|
| Electric manual | electric[2] |
| RPM conditions | manufacturer frequency-labelled speed[2] |
| Single dose | Yes[2] |
| Adjustment type | stepped or stepless micrometrical[2] |
| Grind use | espresso to batch brew[2] |
[1] View source ↗Manufacturer product or catalog source; market not established · Checked 2026-10-05
[2] View source ↗Manufacturer product or catalog source; market not established · Checked 2026-10-03
Appearance & options
Appearance & options
| Burr material | stainless steel |
|---|
View source ↗Manufacturer product or catalog source; market not established · Checked 2026-10-03
Sources & documents
Philos — official US storefront technical data
View sourcePhilos; burr option to be selected · Manufacturer overview technical data, supported by official US storefront; market and voltage not established · enPhilos — official US storefront technical dataManufacturer overview technical data, supported by official US storefront; market and voltage not establishedSource configuration: Manufacturer overviewChecked 2026-10-14Philos — manufacturer product overview
View sourcePhilos family · Global manufacturer family positioning; not electrical approval · enPhilos — manufacturer product overviewGlobal manufacturer family positioning; not electrical approvalChecked 2026-10-14Exact configuration pendingWhen this model fits your research
- A light-commercial bar or home setup that weighs individual doses and changes coffees rather than storing a large hopper load.
- A buyer comparing the documented I200D and I189D burr options across espresso and filter methods.
What to confirm before choosing
- A 60 g hopper is a single-dose workflow, not evidence of continuous café service capacity or independently measured throughput.
- Mazzer’s taste and retention descriptions are manufacturer claims; CoffeeFrame has not measured them.
- The checked technical table distinguishes speed at 50 and 60 Hz but does not establish the supplied voltage. Confirm the actual electrical rating before connection.
Versions and generations
- I200D and I189D are burr options within Philos. Match the supplied burrs when evaluating the manufacturer’s descriptions.
- The reviewed technical table gives 1,400 rpm at 50 Hz and 1,600 rpm at 60 Hz; these are frequency-dependent ratings, not an adjustable speed range.
- The reviewed Manufacturer overview keeps published technical data separate from any market-specific electrical configuration. The US storefront is a supporting source, not proof of US supply compatibility.
Model and document checks
Mazzer positions Philos as a light-commercial single-dose grinder for espresso through coarser brewing methods. Its 60 g hopper suits weighing each dose before grinding. The useful buying decisions are burr option, stepped or stepless adjustment and handling workflow; burr diameter alone does not establish a taste or retention winner.
Does Philos use a large hopper for café service?
The official table lists a 60 g hopper and describes single dosing. Plan to weigh and load individual doses; that workflow differs from a hopper-fed on-demand grinder.
What distinguishes the I200D and I189D choices?
Mazzer lists two 64 mm flat-burr options. Its descriptions associate I200D with clarity and I189D with body and a more traditional profile. Those are manufacturer positioning claims, not a CoffeeFrame taste test.
Can I use the 50 Hz speed as the rating for every Philos?
No. The table gives 1,400 rpm at 50 Hz and 1,600 rpm at 60 Hz. Voltage is not established by that frequency table; confirm the supplied rating plate and regional order.
Model-specific primary source reviewed; null fields unconfirmed or configuration-dependent.
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