Used Coffee Sample Roaster - Double Barrel Gas - Probat BRZ2 - 1987 - Stock S0749

Probat Natural Gas BRZ2 Sample Roaster Classic 1987 Model with Chaff Collector & Ducting, Exhaust Fan, & More BASICS | SPECS | CRATE & FREIGHT This 1987 80-100 gram Probat BRZ-2 used sample coffee roaster is the kind of sample roaster that reminds you why vintage Probat gear has such a loyal following: cast iron, mechanically simple, beautifully built, and still very much ready to work. A double-barrel, open-snout classic, this BRZ-2 is well-suited for green coffee evaluation, QC roasting, and production development. It is set up for both propane and natural gas, with both orifices included, along with a chaff collector and ducting from it to the roaster (see photos), an exhaust fan, and a manometer. The exhaust fan has been converted to standard 120V, plugs into a regular outlet, and runs smoothly and quietly. The fan motor was recently serviced, and the igniter system was rebuilt with a new Danfoss transformer. Seller reports the gas control valves may need adjustment/service. The roaster is fully functional as-is and can be roasted by included manometer (see picts). See this machine in action—powering on, igniter lighting the flame, drums roasting, and the exhaust fan turned on and off: Click the "I'm Interested, Let's Talk" button for a quote, call us @ 855.585.2500, or call/text Rick directly @ 949.289.8083 for additional details and next steps. THE BASICS STOCK #: S0749 EQUIPMENT: 80-100 grams - Probat BRZ-2 used sample coffee roaster YEAR: 1987 SERIAL #: 40271 CONDITION: Seller reports in good condition and fully operational. MODIFICATIONS: Added manometer that reads both units; replaced igniter LOCATION: West Coast USA USE HISTORY: Prior use history by former owner is unknown. Current seller has used the roaster for only 20 hours in the last 8 years. LAST USED: June 2026 STATUS: Decommissioned INCLUDED: Chaff collector and ducting (from it to BRZ-2, as seen in photos), exhaust fan, natural gas and propane orifices, manometer SPECIFICATIONS CAPACITY: 80-100 grams AUTOMATION: No CROPSTER/ARTISAN CONNECTIVITY: No ELECTRIC: Roaster runs on 110V. Exhaust fan converted to 120V. FUEL: Currently set up for natural gas; propane orifices included OPERATION MANUAL: Digital online IMPORTANT BUYING INFO In-person inspections are recommended. All used equipment is sold as-is. All used equipment sales are final. CEPros Tek-Pak available for installation assurance. Read our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Freight NOT INCLUDED. Quoted specific to your location and needs. BUNDLE + SAVE CEPros is your one-stop shop. Purchase a new or used coffee roaster from us, and we’ll help you build a discounted equipment package. Shop our ancillary equipment. ACCURACY NOTICE While Coffee Equipment Pros makes every effort to provide accurate specifications for our used coffee roasting equipment (e.g., weight, dimensions, fuel, power requirements, etc.), this information is typically provided by the seller and may not have been verified. We strongly encourage prospective buyers to confirm all specifications and details before purchase. We will work with you to determine if the equipment meets your specific needs and operational requirements. USED EQUIPMENT CRATE & FREIGHT ESTIMATES (Can be covered with financing) Most equipment purchases require crating or other equipment protection, as well as professional freight services for safe relocation. These associated costs are the buyer's responsibility and can be covered with financing. LEARN MORE. ITEM SIZE CRATING FREIGHT Small Sample Roaster SR to 1kg $500-$1,200 $600-$1,400 Small Shop 1kg to 5kg $800-$1,500 $1,200-$1,600 Medium Shop 5kg to 20kg $1,400-$5,000 $1,500-$2,800 Large Commercial 22kg to 120kg $2,500-$6,000 $2,500-$5,000 Large Industrial 120kg $4,000-$15,000 $4,000-$8,000 Please note: The chart above shows estimated crate and freight costs. Add these to your equipment purchase to determine total expenses, including potential financing. (Crate and freight costs can be financed, too!) Remember: These are estimates; actual costs vary depending on the roaster model, additional equipment, location, shipping distance, and market fluctuations.