This is the Italian Stallion of coffee roastery equipment. Petroncini (part of the IMA Group) is a renowned Italian manufacturer with over a century of experience engineering premium coffee roasting machines and processing plants. They are globally respected for their advanced convection heat technology, which ensures consistent, uniform roasting.

60kg Used Coffee-Roaster - Petroncini TT60 Roasting Mini-plant - Refurbished 2000 - Stock S0071
60kg Used Coffee-Roaster - Petroncini TT60 Roasting Mini-plant - Refurbished 2000 - Stock S0071

60kg Used Coffee-Roaster - Petroncini TT60 Roasting Mini-plant - Refurbished 2000 - Stock S0071

Price
$69,000.00
2002 & 2004 30kg & 60kg Petroncini used coffee roaster plant new
2002 & 2004 30kg & 60kg Petroncini used coffee roaster plant front

30kg and 60kg Petroncini Powered Used Coffee Roasting Plant - 2002 & 2004 - Stock S0729

Price
$389,000.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a coffee destoner improve coffee quality?

Yes. Removing foreign material helps ensure a cleaner, more consistent final product.

Do small roasteries need a coffee destoner?

Not always—but as production grows, the risk (and cost) of contamination makes it a smart addition.

What does a coffee destoner remove?

A coffee destoner removes stones, metal fragments, and other dense contaminants from roasted coffee beans.

What does a coffee afterburner do?

A coffee afterburner reduces smoke, odor, and VOC emissions by burning them off before they exit the roastery.

Is a coffee afterburner required?

In many cities, yes—especially for larger roasters or urban locations. Always check local regulations.

What’s the difference between thermal and catalytic afterburners?

Thermal units use higher heat; catalytic units use a catalyst to lower the required temperature. Both aim to reduce emissions.