This forest green 2012 12kg US Roaster Corp used coffee roasting machine is ready to get back to work! It reliably churned out great beans for a decade before being scooped up by the seller in an asset sale. He used it for just one year and then plans changed. It needs the typical few minor tweaks, but it's ready to go!

WHY IT MAKES SENSE FOR YOUR ROASTERY
The team over at US Roaster Corp has spent the past 40 years dedicated to designing and building US-made roasters that are easy to use, low maintenance, and last a lifetime. 

Some of the features we love about this 12kg roaster:

• Heavy-duty double-wrapped and ground stainless steel drum
• Double insulated housings and adjustable housing for drum bearing
• Easy-to-service roaster fan and fast cooling with a dedicated fan
• Removable cooler for easy cleaning with adjustable slip clutch
• Industrial gear drives for quiet and smooth operation of drum and cooler stirrer, no bulky belts or noisy chains
• Equipped with heavy-duty direct drive steel-cooling fan

THE STORY 
This green guy was built in 2012 and spent just over a decade at work in a busy roastery. It was then sold to our seller in October 2024 as part of a roastery asset sale and used for a month. They didn't need the machine as having plenty of other roasting capacity. Looking to pass it along.

TO NOTE
While the seller has performed a deep clean on it and corrected a fan motor issue, there are a few items that, while they don't impact functionality, he's suggesting should be fixed by the new owner:

• The plumbing fitting for the fire suppression system entering the front of the drum needs to be replaced. Previous owners made a patch repair.
• The exhaust fan motor looks to need leveling. It makes some noise upon start-up (fan blades touching the housing), but it stops once it gets heated up. It's suspected that the fan blades and house need to be cleaned out and the motor leveled/tightened on the mounting bracket.
• Upon startup, the drum motor jolts and makes a noise. It is securely mounted and may do this by design.
• An HMI error message appears on the control screen, stating that the log memory is full. It doesn't prevent operating the controls at all. There is likely a way to clear it.