If you want customers to choose regular or decaf coffee, specify how the machine stores, grinds and selects the beans. A menu with two labels does not establish two separate bean paths. Ask for the hardware configuration and a demonstration of the intended choices.
Jetinno’s JL38D product page, reviewed on 9 November 2026, describes two grinders for different coffee beans. It also describes separate bean hoppers and dedicated grinding channels with individually adjustable grind settings.
Separately, The Magics Group’s MCF Mini Dual page describes two-bean grinders as a way to offer different roast profiles or regular plus decaf. That is a useful example of the menu requirement, rather than proof that all coffee machines can make this choice.
These are third-party equipment descriptions. They do not establish that a WEIMI model has the same arrangement. Confirm the offered model and options directly.
Prepare a short menu showing which drinks should use each bean. For example, your requirement might be that both an Americano and a latte can be selected with either regular or decaf beans. Ask the supplier to show whether the proposed interface and preparation system support that exact arrangement.
Record the hopper identification, grinding-channel assignment and corresponding menu choices together. Ask what an operator must do after refilling, changing a bean or changing the menu. A two-hopper description alone does not explain whether customers can select either bean for every drink.
Jetinno’s description of individually adjustable grinding settings illustrates why the two bean choices need their own setup review. Ask how the supplier establishes the settings for your selected beans and how those settings are linked to the drinks.
Our coffee grinder calibration guide explains the separate question of initial recipe setup and automatic adjustment. Having two grinding channels does not by itself establish automatic grind correction.
For a regular-and-decaf requirement, ask the supplier which components are separate and which are shared after grinding. Request the relevant change, cleaning and servicing instructions for the quoted model.
The public descriptions reviewed here do not establish a caffeine measurement or a guarantee about carryover into a finished drink. Do not present two hoppers as proof of either. Any claim about the served drink needs appropriate evidence beyond the number of grinders.
Have the supplier demonstrate the agreed drinks with the two identified bean stocks. Check that the displayed choices match the documented assignments. Ask what happens if one hopper is empty and whether affected drinks are restricted or an operator must intervene. Confirm the answer rather than assuming the other bean is substituted automatically.
Send WEIMI your two bean choices, drink-to-bean mapping and operator requirements. Request confirmation of available equipment, menu behaviour and setup support before treating regular-and-decaf service as included. Get My Custom Quote.