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Grinder fit
What can you brew on a Hario Skerton Pro?
The Hario Skerton Pro reaches the grind size for 9 of 9 brew methods here, with a smallest step of 150.5 µm.
| Brew method | Setting | Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Espresso~250 µm | 1 clicks | Steps are coarse for espresso (150.5 µm): workable, but harder to dial in |
| Moka pot~350 µm | 1 clicks | Fits |
| AeroPress~450 µm | 2 clicks | Fits |
| V60~560 µm | 3 clicks | Fits |
| Chemex~700 µm | 4 clicks | Fits |
| French press~900 µm | 5 clicks | Fits |
| Kalita Wave~600 µm | 3 clicks | Fits |
| Cold brew~1100 µm | 6 clicks | Fits |
| Siphon~650 µm | 3 clicks | Fits |
Fit is based on the grinder's scale and step size only. It does not judge burr quality, consistency or build.
Questions
What can I brew on a Hario Skerton Pro?
The Hario Skerton Pro reaches the grind size for 9 of 9 brew methods here, with a smallest step of 150.5 µm.
Is the Hario Skerton Pro good for espresso?
Its steps are 150.5 µm. As a rule of thumb, espresso is easier to dial in with steps under about 20 µm, so expect to need to adjust other things too.