Super automatic espresso machines have changed the game in high-volume environments where staffers of various skill levels are able to produce the same quality beverages thanks to automated brewing espresso and milk frothing. They are typically available with or without internal milk steaming functionality. The primary factors to consider are budget, volume, primary users of the machine, and the method each machine uses to produce shot consistency.
Choosing between steaming types, long-term cost of ownership versus staff considerations, and whether the machine is suitable for your application can be daunting, but that’s why we’re here.
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Traditional espresso machines are what most users are familiar with for a coffee shop or restaurant. These machines are built with one to four brew group heads, have one to three milk steaming arms and require the operator to manually load the coffee for brewing with the use of a separate specialized dosing grinder. ESI has been importing and selling traditional espresso machines for 30 years and has sold thousands of machines during this time.
Volume: High
Barista Training: Beginner
Number of Groups: 1 or 2
Configurations: Classic or Milk Unit
Price: Premium
Volume: Medium
Barista Training: Beginner
Number of Groups: 1
Configurations: Classic or Milk Unit
Price: Premium
Volume: Medium
Barista Training: Beginner
Number of Groups: 1
Configurations: Classic or Milk Unit
Price: Premium
Volume: Medium
Barista Training: Beginner
Number of Groups: 1
Configurations: Classic or Milk Unit
Price: Premium
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