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The Ribelle Kit Barista Upgrade for La Marzocco is designed to take your La Marzocco espresso machine to the next level. This kit includes premium components such as precision filters and gaskets that improve the consistency and quality of your espresso shots. Whether you’re a professional barista or a home enthusiast, this upgrade kit helps you get the best out of your La Marzocco machine, ensuring it delivers top-quality coffee every time.

The Ribelle Kit Barista Upgrade for Lelit is a high-performance upgrade kit designed to enhance the capabilities of your Lelit espresso machine. This kit includes precision parts that improve espresso extraction, ensuring more consistent and flavorful shots. Easy to install and built to last, this upgrade kit is perfect for baristas who want to optimize their Lelit machine for better coffee-making results.

The Profitec E61 Flow Control Device is an innovative accessory designed to give you precise control over the water flow during espresso extraction. Compatible with E61 group heads, this device allows you to manually adjust the flow rate, enabling you to experiment with different profiles and achieve the perfect extraction for each type of coffee. The flow control device is easy to install and use, making it a great addition for baristas who want to take their espresso-making to the next level. With the Profitec E61 Flow Control Device, you can fine-tune your espresso shots for optimal flavor and aroma.

The Eureka Atom Excellence 75 Coffee Grinder is a high-performance grinder designed for both home and commercial use. Featuring 75mm flat burrs, this grinder delivers fast and precise grinding, ensuring consistent results for espresso and other brewing methods. The Atom Excellence is equipped with stepless micrometric adjustment, allowing you to fine-tune the grind size for optimal extraction. Its quiet operation and sleek design make it a perfect addition to any coffee setup, providing professional-grade performance in a compact and stylish package. Features Burrs Type Flat Burrs Material Hardened Steel Bean Hopper Material Plastic Power 440 W Components Burrs Diameter 75 Mm Bean Hopper Capacity 1.4 Kg Dimensions Width 180 Mm Depth 240 Mm Height 540 Mm Net Weight 12 Kg Materials Drive System Direct Functions 3 Doses + Continuos Extra Number Of Settings Stepless Micrometric Rpm 1400

Technical Data: • Heat exchanger system • E61 brew group with stainless steel mushroom • 3 preset modes for water and steam temperature • Switchable preinfusion • ECO mode • Adjustable expansion valve • Dual gauge for boiler and pump pressure • 1.6 l stainless steel boiler • Stainless steel heating element • Boiler insulation • Vibration pump • 2.8 l water tank with built-in adapter • Automatic low water volume shut-off • Low-wear rotary valves • High-quality steam and hot water wands • Removable cup tray • Bracket for the blind filter underneath drip tray • Different colored valve disclets included • Power usage EU, UK, CH, AU: 230V/1400 W US: 115 V/1400 W • Weight 21.5 kg • Dimensions (WxDxH): 228 x 448 x 372 mm without portafilter 228 x 558 x 372 mm with portafilter Included with the machine: 1 portafilter 1 spout 1 portafilter 2 spouts

If you look at Pro 600 you would think its the same as a Pro 700. In all fairness on the exterior, it does have the same E61 group, PID system, steam wand, and hot water wands. In fact, apart from a slightly more compact size, the only real unique feature to this machine is the black finish in the side panels. Even in the inside, you get the same brew boiler you found in the Pro 700 with a capacity of 0.75 L. Where are the differences then? The main differences lie inside of the machine, for instance, the steam boiler has a capacity of 1 L and a vibration pump has been fitted instead. Despite these small downgrades, the machine has still plenty of things to make up with. The PID system allows for extremely precise regulations of the temperature and you get a shot-timer integrated as well.

If you look at Pro 600 you would think its the same as a Pro 700. In all fairness on the exterior, it does have the same E61 group, PID system, steam wand, and hot water wands. In fact, apart from a slightly more compact size, the only real unique feature to this machine is the black finish in the side panels. Even in the inside, you get the same brew boiler you found in the Pro 700 with a capacity of 0.75 L. Where are the differences then? The main differences lie inside of the machine, for instance, the steam boiler has a capacity of 1 L and a vibration pump has been fitted instead. Despite these small downgrades, the machine has still plenty of things to make up with. The PID system allows for extremely precise regulations of the temperature and you get a shot-timer integrated as well.

TECHNICAL DATA Dipper (one-circuit) system Heavy duty lever brew group (7.8 kg) Handles of the hand lever, lever valves and portafilters handcrafted American walnut Practical lever valves for steam and hot water extraction Large, pine green boiler pressure gauge PID control for regulating the boiler temperature Programmable ECO-Mode Switchable from water tank to a fixed water connection Connection to a water drainage is possible The vibration pump is only activated when using the water tank The vibration pump is not activated when using a fixed water connection 3.5 l copper boiler 2.8 l water tank with built-in adapter Drip tray with about a 1.25 l capacity High quality steam and hot water pipes A large removable cup tray Power usage EU, UK, CH, AU: 230V/1600 W US: 115 V/1500 W Weight: 35.5kg Dimensions (WxDxH): 339 x 505 x 492 mm without portafilter 339 x 593 x 740 mm with portafilter