Dual Boiler System
Separate boilers manage brewing and steaming simultaneously.
These dual boiler machines provide high steam power for home baristas who want professional milk texture. The ivory finish offers a clean look for modern kitchens
Separate boilers manage brewing and steaming simultaneously.
The 20 Bar system ensures full flavor extraction.
Enhanced steam capability creates micro-foam for latte art.
This set focuses on the Gen3 architecture featuring dual boiler configurations and high-pressure pumps. These models prioritize steam volume and color-coordinated aesthetics.
These models use two boilers to allow for simultaneous espresso pulling and milk steaming. This design eliminates the wait time between brewing and frothing.
The 20 Bar pump provides more than enough pressure for thick crema. It ensures the water passes through the grounds with consistent force.
The cream and ivory color options offer a softer alternative to industrial steel. These machines fit well in light-colored kitchen spaces.
The Super+ steam power is a core feature of the Gen3 series. It is built for users who prioritize milk-based drinks like lattes.
The dual boiler makes a huge difference when I need to make multiple drinks quickly.
The ivory finish looks great on my counter and the steam power is very strong.
I get consistent 20 Bar pressure every time I pull a shot with this machine.
The dual boiler allows you to brew espresso and steam milk at the same time. This provides better temperature stability and faster drink preparation.
These models are equipped with 20 Bar pressure pumps. This high pressure helps extract maximum flavor from the coffee grounds.
The listings feature machines in ivory and cream finishes. These colors provide a distinct look compared to standard stainless steel.
It is a specialized steam system found in the Gen3 models. It is designed to provide the high pressure needed for professional-quality milk frothing.