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The Bullet R1 V2

Probably the best little coffee roaster in the world.

Available now on our webshop for US$ 3499

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Roast up to a kilo at a time, or use it as a sample roaster.

Whether you’re a professional looking for a versatile sample roaster with extra capacity, or an amateur looking to take your coffee to the next level, the Bullet is a uniquely attractive option.

With technology that is unrivaled at any price point, there isn’t another 1kg roaster on the market that can do what it does. The Bullet offers better data, more precise control, and unparalleled ease-of-use — yet it is still one of the most affordable 1kg roasters available anywhere.

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More power. Fine control. Better data.

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Power.

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Why use induction?

Whereas traditional electric roasters must rely on inefficient heating elements, the Bullet R1 uses induction to directly heat the drum.

We use induction because:

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Precision.

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The IBTS: What is it? Why does it matter?

The infrared bean temperature sensor (IBTS) is our patent-pending solution to the biggest problem in data-driven coffee roasting: bad bean temperature data.

Professional roasters have long known that their bean probe is lying to them, vulnerable to a variety of variables that make it difficult to match profiles of different batch sizes across different machines.

The problem with these probes is that they are inconsistent and slow to react to bean temperature changes.

We sidestep the limitations of bean probes altogether by providing a new way to measure the temperature of the beans in the drum: infrared sensors.

This means no lag and remarkable consistency across batch sizes, so that you can repeat your results again and again.

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The IBTS System.

To learn more about the IBTS, check out our article.

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Log your roasts.

Share them with others.

Learn together.

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RoasTime for Better Coffee

You can use the RoasTime software to both monitor and control your roasts, making it far easier to consistently roast great coffee. Available for Mac, PC, and Linux systems, the software is 100% free.

Power, fan and drum speed changes, as well as bean temperature data are all automatically logged, providing you with a graphical representation of each and every roast.

This data, when paired with your own cupping notes, eliminates guesswork so that you can bring the best out of your beans.

With RoasTime, you can also “Playback” roasts to automatically duplicate a roast that you like. Or, you can create your own “Roast Recipes” that trigger automatic changes in Power, Fan, and Drum settings according to either time or bean temperature parameters during the course of a roast.

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Roast Recipes: Leverage automation to enhance your creativity

 

We know that for some in the coffee world, automation is a sterile, boring word. But these people have got it all backwards.

Roasting manually, by feel alone, certainly does sometimes seem more creative. But more often than not, such improvisation is a lot of guessing based on nothing: a waste of time and resources, from which you are able to learn very little, even if you get lucky with a batch.

Instead, to truly deep-dive into the art of roasting better coffee, you need a plan based on good data, smartly paired with your own cupping senses. This is why Roast Recipes are your best friend.  Not only can you use them to easily create a roasting plan ahead of each roast, you can then execute the plan flawlessly without fear of user error, and precisely repeat it as many times as you want, with guaranteed batch-to-batch consistency.

Your roast recipes can then be endlessly tweaked with purpose and precision as you gain experience and gather confidence. All the while, RoasTIme will be documenting each and every step, so that you are always free to look back and deconstruct what you’ve done. In this way, you can really think about what you want to do next. 

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Roast.World to Connect with Others.

RoasTime also connects you to our Roast.World online platform through the Aillio ID system. Here you can analyze your roasts on the web, store detailed cupping notes, download profiles and recipes from other users, and manage your bean inventories. You can also visit the online forum to discuss your Bullet R1 experience with kindred spirits.

The Roast.World project is still in its infancy, and the experience will continue to evolve over time as we implement new features.

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Designed in Denmark.

Made in Taiwan.

Built to last.

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Aillio’s mission from the very beginning was to produce the world’s best coffee roaster for homes and small cafes.

Though it wasn’t designed for heavy commercial use, much of the Bullet R1 has been ‘over-engineered’ to ensure a long product life cycle. If you take care of it, it will take care of you.

We do not cut corners. Instead we select components that are built to last. We work closely with our manufacturers and suppliers and carry out QC checks to ensure consistency. 

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Jonas inspecting the line.

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Easy to Set Up

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Easy to Use

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The Bullet R1 offers such fine control over your roasts that users moving from more simple roasting setups may feel overwhelmed — unless you keep it simple in the beginning and follow our basic guidelines in the manual, in which case the Bullet R1 is perhaps the easiest hassle-free professional-level roaster for beginners to operate.

We’d like to show you what a typical roast on the Bullet looks like. Here’s the inventor, Jonas, following the example recipe from the manual:

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Easy to Maintain.

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Like all machines with moving parts, the Aillio Bullet R1 needs some personal attention from time to time. But it is quite easy to maintain. You really just need to focus on keeping it clean.

Check out the videos below for a rundown of basic maintenance tasks.

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Testimonials

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Nominated for 2019’s Best New Cafe by Sprudge Magazine

Vancouver HopWired Festival 2019 People’s Choice Award for Best Coffee

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“The Bullet R1 gives me pretty incredible control, which allows for consistency roast to roast. The Bullet also gives me a lot of flexibility to roast even single bags to order with plenty of control. So Prototype is an alternative approach to coffee roasting where I try to maximize both quality and flexibility.

The thing that makes us a little different from other roasteries is that we usually have around 15 coffees available at any given time. The “roasting bar” with the three Bullets gives us the flexibility to roast small batches of a lot of coffees as we need them to restock our retail shelves rather than doing big batches of a few coffees. It’s makes for a leaner and tighter manufacturing model that’s been working really well for us. The extra flexibility means that we tend to take more risks with the coffees we bring in—trying out unusual processing methods, origins, or higher end coffees that you wouldn’t see at a lot of other roasteries.”

– Matt Johnson, Prototype Coffee

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“I bought the Bullet R1 in 2018 to use for competition roasting. At the time I was considering the Ikawa, the Stronghold and the Bullet, and out of the three the Bullet seemed to me the strongest in terms of innovation and the one most similar to a commercial roaster in terms of capabilities and versatility. After roasting two championship winning coffees on the Bullet I feel qualified to claim that it is on par with larger commercial machines in terms of the quality it is able to produce.

The Bullet has also held up well as a production roaster in my small business. At first I was only roasting 5-6kg per roast day, but recently I am doing 20kg roast days several times a week. The only limitation in the Bullet is the size of the chaff collector and the need for weekly cleaning at those kinds of volumes – small issues to my mind. I whole-heartedly recommend the Bullet to others who are thinking to start a business the same way I did – small, with steady growth until you are able to expand.”

– Adrian Berg, Kaffi Nanoroastery

🥇 Norwegian Barista Champion 2019 and 2020
🥉 Norwegian Brewers Cup 2020
🥉 Norwegian Barista Championship 2017

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“The Bullet R1 has been amazing to roast on for the past 3 years. The fact that it simply plugs into a 110V socket and can produce consistent results is amazing! You guys at Aillio are also constantly looking for user feedback which has greatly improved the software and firmware over the years while incorporating requests from us users which has been amazing!”

– Davin Gegolick, Black Stripe Coffee

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“I think one of the deciding factors for us choosing the Aillio Bullet and being in Brooklyn was the giant convenience of it. Everything is centered around space and room when you are living in Brooklyn. And how little there is. The transportability, the small carbon footprint it leaves behind, and the size were big deciding factors in choosing the Bullet. Also important to note was the ability to produce amazing coffee on it. The control and ability to dial in a roast how you like was a big factor. The Bullet has propelled our company to grow to a larger scale and needing a larger commercial roaster!”

Dane Demchak, City League Coffee Roasters

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“Eleven Speed Coffee was started in the Fall of 2017 using Bullet #726 – an exceptionally robust, easy to use and learn on roaster. We typically roast light (Scandinavian style) 45 -70 seconds into first crack, the Bullet is a superstar at this roast level. My company has grown well to the point of roasting 120kgs a week – a bit much time wise, but the machine powers through well. I have had a few issues, which honestly are to be expected with my use, all issues have been handled and resolved well. I have upgraded to V2 and replaced the drum motor.”

– Kyle Denny, Eleven Speed Coffee

 

 

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“When I moved to Florida in 2015, I landed my first wholesale account, at which point I needed to upgrade my tiny home roaster. Enter the Bullet. I have been roasting on a 1st generation R1 (with some updated parts) ever since. Buying into something that has not yet been tested by consumers is always a risk. Aillio has done a great job listening to the consumer and constantly making improvements on the original R1 model. Anytime I had an issue that I was working through, they were right there with me (albeit thousands of miles away). I once posted on a discussion forum about potentially inaccurate bean temp readings, and a week later I had, to my surprise, received a new probe from Taiwan. 4 years later, my machine is more stable than it was when I purchased it.”

Ryan Garnes – Origins Coffee Roastery

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Specs and Safety

 

Heating: Induction heating

Input Voltage: 100V-127V & 220V-240V – 50Hz-60Hz

Power Requirement: 1550W

Maximum Recommended Ambient Temperature: 30°C

Drum: Multi-vane, 5.9L solid drum

Exhaust Fan: 78mm removable aluminum centrifugal fan for easy cleaning.

Bean Loading: Through funnel

Bean Ejection: Manual

Bean Cooling Tray: Detachable. Fan Cooling. Connected to underside of roaster.

Bean Roast Temp: Max 245°C

Chaff Collector: Detachable. Empty every 2-3kg of roasting.

Roast Capacity: Maximum 1000g, Minimum 100g (fastest roasting for 1kg to first crack is 10-12min)

Monthly Capacity: 100kg

Size: L: 59cm W 31cm: H:42cm (L:75cm including bean cooler)

Weight: 18KG

Warranty: 2 years

Country of Origin: Designed and engineered in Denmark. Made in Taiwan.

Protection: Electronics over temperature on both PCBs. Heater over temperature protection. Fan lock protection on all fans.

Fault logging: System status is monitored on all major components.

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