B2B procurement worksheet
869 g to 1082 g: Portable Coffee Machine Weight for Retail Buyers
Compare four TK Classic whole-machine weights, calculate specific differences and keep carry-kit weight separate from gross shipping weight.
Short answer
869 g to 1082 g
Among these four published TK Classic records, DQ-011 is 869 g, DQ-001 and DQ-005 are 949 g each, and DQ-010 is 1082 g. The heaviest-to-lightest difference is 213 g. These are whole-machine records, not complete carry-kit or packed shipment weights.
Use like-for-like weight labels
Supplier-provided whole-machine weights are reproduced below. Confirm the actual sample configuration before using the figures on final retail artwork.
| Model | Whole-machine weight | Body L × W × H |
|---|---|---|
| DQ-001 | 949 g | 75 × 75 × 270 mm |
| DQ-005 | 949 g | 75 × 75 × 270 mm |
| DQ-010 | 1082 g | 85 × 85 × 280 mm |
| DQ-011 | 869 g | 80 × 80 × 250 mm |
Calculate the actual difference
DQ-001 or DQ-005 minus DQ-011 is 949 − 869 = 80 g. DQ-010 minus DQ-011 is 1082 − 869 = 213 g. Relative to the 1082 g DQ-010 record, DQ-011 is approximately 19.7% lighter: 213 ÷ 1082 × 100.
State the comparison baseline whenever using a percentage. The reverse comparison gives a different percentage because it divides by 869 g. Weight differences do not establish better extraction, reliability or suitability for every customer.
Build the kit that your customer actually carries
For an outdoor or travel listing, weigh the complete approved setup: machine, required accessories, cable, carry case and whatever water or coffee the scenario includes. Record which items are counted. Do not describe the machine-only figure as the weight of the whole travel setup.
If two kits contain different accessories, show the machine figure and kit figure separately. Otherwise the accessory selection can make a lighter machine appear heavier without explaining why. Use a physical kit sample rather than adding guessed accessory weights.
Keep shipment planning in its own record
Standard master-carton gross weights are 15.8 kg for DQ-001, 15.8 kg for DQ-005, 18.5 kg for DQ-010 and 15 kg for DQ-011, with 16 units per standard carton. These are different measurements from the machine weights above.
Dividing carton gross weight by 16 gives an allocated packed weight per unit, not a measured machine weight. A mixed order or changed package needs a fresh carton plan. Ask TK Classic for the actual dispatch configuration before arranging freight or publishing a shipping-weight field.
- Name machine, kit or packed weight explicitly.
- State grams for the machine and kilograms for the carton.
- Check final artwork against the approved sample record.
Questions buyers ask before approval
Which of these four records has the lowest machine weight?
DQ-011 at 869 g, compared with 949 g for DQ-001 and DQ-005 and 1082 g for DQ-010. This comparison covers only these four published records.
Is DQ-011 about 19.7% lighter than DQ-010?
Using the published machine weights, yes: (1082 − 869) ÷ 1082 × 100 is about 19.7%. This says nothing about comparative brewing performance.
Can machine weight be used as shipment weight?
No. Use the confirmed carton gross weight and packing plan for shipping; a complete carry kit is another separate measurement.
This guide uses current TK Classic product records and published OEM capabilities. Model pages remain the source of truth. Commercial terms and model-specific documents are confirmed in the quotation and inquiry process.
Turn this checklist into a model-specific quotation.
Send the model, quantity, target market, branding and accessory requirements. The sales team will confirm the open commercial items.