Coffee Machines for Home, Office and Commercial Espresso Setups
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1gr Torre Teresina RS Matte Black With Wood Coffee Machine
$5,060.00Original price was: $5,060.00.$4,705.80Current price is: $4,705.80. -

1gr XLVI Steamhammer Coffee Machine
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1gr XLVI STH9 Coffee Machine
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2gr ACM Evolve Dark Coffee Machine
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2gr ACM Evolve Dark Compact Coffee Machine
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2gr La Marzocco Linea PB High Cup AV Coffee Machine
$24,200.00 -
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2gr La Marzocco Linea PB X High Cup AV Coffee Machine
$31,548.00 -
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2gr Rocket Boxer High Group with Shot Timers Coffee Machine
$8,299.00 -

2gr Wega Pegaso EVD Coffee Machine
$7,920.00 -

2gr Wega Polaris Tron EVD, High Cup Coffee Machine
$11,220.00 -

2gr Wega Rover Coffee Machine
$7,232.50 -
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2gr XLVI 55 Volante Coffee Machine
$30,250.00Original price was: $30,250.00.$21,150.00Current price is: $21,150.00. -

2gr XLVI 55 Volante OZ Coffee Machine (Black)
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2gr XLVI Steamhammer Coffee Machine
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2gr XLVI Steamhammer X Coffee Machine (Black)
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2gr XLVI STH9 Coffee Machine Total Black
$19,800.00
FAQs
What type of coffee machine is best for home use?
For home use, compact espresso machines like the Breville Bambino Plus or the Sunbeam Barista Max are popular due to their ease of use and affordability. For more control, consider a manual machine like the Profitec Pro 300. Automatic machines like those by Jura are great for convenience. Choose based on your coffee preferences, available space, and budget.
What should I check before buying a coffee machine?
Before purchasing a coffee machine, assess your coffee habits, desired level of involvement in brewing, available bench space, and budget. Check the machine's features, such as boiler type, pressure, and milk frothing capability. For reliability, consider brands like Rocket or ECM. Also, ensure access to servicing and spare parts, especially for commercial machines.
What is the difference between manual and automatic coffee machines?
Manual coffee machines, like the Rocket Appartamento, require the user to control brewing variables, offering precision and a hands-on experience. Automatic machines, such as those by Jura, handle most processes at the push of a button, prioritising convenience. The choice depends on whether you value control or ease of use.
Are commercial coffee machines suitable for home use?
Commercial coffee machines can be used at home, but they are larger, heavier, and require more power and water connections. If you have the space and infrastructure, they offer excellent performance and durability. However, compact prosumer models like the La Marzocco Linea Mini are often more practical for home use.
How often should a coffee machine be cleaned?
Coffee machines should be cleaned daily to remove coffee oils and milk residue. Backflush the group head with a cleaning solution weekly for manual machines. For automatic models, follow the manufacturer's cleaning program. Descale the machine every few months, especially in hard water areas, to prevent limescale build-up.
Which coffee machine features matter most for milk-based drinks?
For milk-based drinks, look for a coffee machine with a powerful steam wand, such as the ones on Profitec or ECM models. Machines with dual boilers or heat exchangers allow simultaneous brewing and steaming, which is ideal for lattes and cappuccinos. Automatic milk frothing systems, like those on Jura machines, are convenient for ease of use.
















