Editorial policy
We distinguish specifications reported by primary sources from calculations, estimates and editorial assessments, and make that distinction clear to readers.
Updated: 10 August 2026Four types of statements
FACT — a specification found in a current primary source: a supplier listing, an official specification or manufacturer documentation.
CALCULATION — the result of a transparent formula with stated inputs. It is not a specification of an individual machine.
ESTIMATE — a range for preliminary planning. It must be checked against the specific model, premises and local requirements.
EDITORIAL — a practical interpretation by the PRECISION ROAST team based on the data compared.
How the equipment is checked
We record the source URL, seller's legal name, model, date checked and visible specifications. Unknown values remain null; we do not fill gaps with guesses.
- conflicting attributes are marked separately
- Prices are stored in the shown currency without hidden recalculation
- listing status does not mean availability in stock
- A written commercial offer is required before purchase
How products are selected
Inclusion means that a product is relevant to the page and has enough traceable data. It is not a quality ranking or a guarantee of the supplier.
- a relevant batch-capacity range
- an identifiable model and company
- visible key characteristics
- current source at the date of inspection
Corrections and updates
If a source changes, a listing disappears or a specification proves incorrect, we update the record's status and date. Significant corrections to calculations or assessments are recorded in the content and research log.
- Contact for comments: editorial@precisionroast.ru
- each product record includes a verifiedAt field
- Inaccessible goods do not remain active without marking