Burrs

Replacement and upgrade burr sets for the Ode Brew Grinder, all 64 mm flats.

Frequently Asked Questions About Grinder Burrs:

What Makes SSP Burrs Special?

SSP is a South Korean manufacturer that cuts burrs to tighter tolerances than most stock sets and finishes them with hardened coatings, which is why the same 64 mm format turns up as an upgrade across dozens of grinders. The Red Speed coating keeps the cutting edges sharp for longer, and the multi-purpose geometry grinds roughly 200 microns finer than Ode's standard brew burrs at drip settings, opening up the fine end of the dial for brewers like the Hario V60 or AeroPress® Coffee Maker.

 Are Flat Burrs Better?

Flat burrs aren't better across the board, but they're the better choice for filter coffee. Parallel cutting surfaces produce a narrower range of particle sizes, and even grounds allow you to extract flavor more evenly, which is where clarity and distinct flavor notes come from. Conical burrs leave a broader particle spread and a rounder, heavier cup that suits espresso, which is why the Ode grinds brewed coffee on 64 mm flats while Opus runs a conical set.

What Grinders Use SSP Burrs?

SSP burr sets are produced in 64 mm and 98 mm formats and fitted to prosumer and café grinders across the industry, which is what makes them available as a retrofit rather than a factory part. The set stocked here is the 64 mm version matched to the Ode Brew Grinder.