Patterned rollers
Patterned rollers break roasted whole beans into smaller pieces, loosening residual chaff and center-cut material for separation.
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Chaffless Center Cut® process
Our proprietary Center Cut machine processes roasted whole beans, using rollers and airflow to separate residual chaff and center-cut material. Every Chaffless product is pre-ground and packaged ready to brew.

Start to finish
Specialty coffee, roasted to order in Atlanta.
Rollers crack the roasted beans open.
Moving air lifts the loosened chaff away.
Pre-ground coffee, packed ready to brew.
What is chaff?
Silverskin is the thin layer that hugs the coffee seed. Roasting detaches most of it, and what comes off is the light, papery material roasters call chaff.
A little stays down in the center cut, the natural crease running the length of the bean. That leftover material is what this process is built to reduce.

Inside the machine
Nothing is added and nothing is dissolved. The patent family describes a purely mechanical system: roller geometry, moving air, and a staged collection path.

Patterned rollers break roasted whole beans into smaller pieces, loosening residual chaff and center-cut material for separation.
Directed air lifts the lighter chaff and center-cut material off the heavier roasted coffee.
The separated material is carried into a collection path while the processed coffee moves on for packing.
Separated material
This is the material the airflow carries away: papery chaff and center-cut fragments, taken off the roasted coffee and collected at the end of the separation path.
In plain terms
Center Cut processes roasted whole beans into pre-ground coffee while reducing residual chaff and center-cut material through physical separation. All Chaffless products are ground before packing, ready to brew without grinding at home.
Shop Chaffless coffeeThese documents describe the machinery and the method. They do not, on their own, prove a taste, health, caffeine, or percentage-removal claim.
KR 10-2252891
KR 10-2555200
KR 10-2694588
WO 2025/178156
Drawings on this page are reproduced from the linked patent records. The equipment photo was published by Crematics Lab and included in the supplied process evidence dossier.