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Commercial Coffee Making Machines
If you’re serious about serving great coffee, you need a machine that delivers, day in, day out. We offer a curated range of high-performance commercial coffee machines from the world’s top brands, tailored to your business. Whether you buy, lease, or rent, we take care of everything: expert setup, staff training, and ongoing maintenance. It’s coffee without compromise, backed by support you can rely on.
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Edge
£1,076 -
Max
£1,749 -
DC Two
£3,800 -
DC One
£2,475 -
Zero Barista
£13,500 -
Zero Classic
£12,240 -
XT Barista
£10,200 -
XT Classic
£9,100 -
Icon
£8,800 -
Evo 2
£7,600 -
Mina/Mina Smart Bar
£6,200 -
Studio Aqua
£4,027 -
Studio
£3,576 -
Fracino Dual Fuel Retro or Contempo
£2,200 -
Fracino Velocino
£2,100
How to Choose the Right Commercial Coffee Machine
Selecting the right commercial coffee machine starts with understanding how it will be used and who will be operating it. Keep these points in mind:
- Machine Type: Decide between bean to cup, barista, vending, or brewing systems depending on the drinks you want to serve and the skill level of your staff.
- Capacity: Match the machine to your busiest service periods. Smaller offices may only need a compact model, while cafés and restaurants benefit from multi-group or high-volume systems.
- Ease of Use: Fully automated models reduce training needs, while traditional espresso machines allow skilled baristas more control.
- Quality and Consistency: Look for machines with stable temperature control and reliable extraction to ensure every cup tastes the same.
- Service and Support: Choose equipment backed by strong warranties and local support to minimise downtime.
Get expert advice from our team and choose a coffee machine that saves time, reduces waste, and keeps your customers happy. Contact us!
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of commercial coffee machines are available?
The main types are bean to cup machines (automated grinding and brewing), traditional barista espresso machines, filter brewers for batch service, and vending machines for self-serve use. Each type is suited to different environments.
How do I know what size of machine I need?
Think about your busiest hour of service. If you serve fewer than 50 cups a day, a small bean to cup or compact barista model may be enough. For 200 cups or more, you’ll need a heavy-duty system designed for continuous operation.
Are commercial coffee machines difficult to maintain?
Not if they are looked after properly. Daily cleaning and regular descaling are usually straightforward, and most machines are designed with simple access for servicing. We also provide installation, training, and ongoing support.
Can a commercial coffee machine be used in an office?
Yes. Offices often choose bean to cup or filter brewers because they are easy to operate and can serve multiple staff quickly without barista training.
Is leasing an option for commercial machines?
Yes. Many businesses prefer leasing to reduce upfront costs and access newer models with maintenance included.