Eureka 50mm Espresso burrs. Fits Eureka Mignon, Nuova Simonelli Grinta, MCI, MCF, Gaggia Baby, Macap M2. MAC50 (Espresso)

The original burrs for my Eureka Filtro were NOT the Filtro burrs (why??) and I was always a little disappointed in the grind consistency for for coarser grinds, considering that’s why I bought the Filtro. Well, now I know why! With these correct burrs now in my grinder, I’m getting much better results and the coffee does taste much better!

had to buy these burrs, as i sold my former espresso grinder which was a bottom level espresso grinder to put it kindly, and bought a eureka chrono model. they formally were made in italy and were able to grind fine enough for espresso,but no more. my new model (2024, year of mfr.), was made in china and uses strictly filter grade burrs. simple to install the espresso burrs, no alignment issues, straight forward remove and replace. cost is reasonable, considering the much higher cost of buying a out-of the factory, eureka espresso -ready grinder.fully satisfied with the upgrade and money well spent.

Highly recommend.

The Eureka 50mm Espresso burrs are a perfect fit for my Eureka Mignon Crono. Grinds are consistent and flavorful. Easy to install and clean. Highly recommend for any espresso enthusiast!"

The media could not be loaded. There were no markings on the side or bottom of the burr. Eureka usually has the part number, burr name or the brand marked on the burr. Even in the listing, there's a picture with the EU-216732 burr on the side.

Apparently, there is very little difference between the $209 Eureka Mignon Filtro coffee grinder and the far more expensive Eureka Mignon espresso grinders other than the switch (the Filtro uses a plunger switch with out timing feature) and the burr blades themselves. After research, I discovered that you can simply replace the Filtro coffee grinder blades with the Eureka Mignon espresso grinder blades (be careful in ordering as there are two sizes). I was able to order these OEM burr grinder espresso blades to replace the coffee grinder blades on my newly purchased Filtro grinder to create a poor man's Eureka espresso grinder for about $150 less than Eureka's least expensive espresso grinder. Works great!

Overall, a great set to replace the filter buffs that may come with the Chrono grinder. Can be a bit tricky to adjust to the right grind, so be prepared to go through a decent amount of coffee, but once on the right setting, you will be getting some of the best tasting shots. Enjoy the cup

Work just great but need to be correctly aligned on instalation.