Our espresso machines and grinders are manufactured in our production facilities in Bammental and Mauer (near Heidelberg) We assemble each part by hand. We want you to be satisfied and therefore we work with the greatest care and passion on every single detail, for the perfect espresso machine. Is profitec german? Profitec and ECM both … Read more
The ecm range is presently manufactured at two locations. The single-boiler and heat exchanger models continue to be manufactured in Italy, while the dual-boiler Synchronika model, the commercial machines, and the entire range of grinders are also handmade in Germany Where are rocket coffee machines made? ROCKET ESPRESSO Designed and hand-made in the heart of … Read more
This iteration of the ecm synchronika comes equipped with a flow control device , allowing you to directly control the flow rate of your extraction. This flow profiling offers an extra layer of experimentation that can unlock the potential of your brew. What is ECM flow? ECM Flow Valve device allows the user to manually … Read more
ENGINEERED & Hand-Built with pride in Seattle, USA How much does a synesso cost? The manufacturer’s anticipated retail price is $11,500 The Synesso S200 in all white. Photo courtesy of Synesso. Synesso is also looking beyond the S200, with a potential S300 to follow later in 2018. Where are rocket coffee machines made? rocket espresso … Read more
The ECM Casa V does not have a PID temperature controller installed Instead, it uses a simple thermostat. Does ECM Casa V have PID? The ECM Casa V does not have a PID temperature controller installed Instead, it uses a simple thermostat. How do I clean my ecm machine? Steam Wand Cleaning After each use, … Read more
Turning it clockwise increases pressure, counter-clockwise reduces pressure It’s a sensitive adjustment, so turn no more than 1/4 turn before checking the brew pressure. How do you adjust the pressure rocket on a Giotto? Turning it clockwise increases pressure, counter-clockwise reduces pressure It’s a sensitive adjustment, so turn no more than 1/4 turn before checking … Read more