Espresso Machines
Compak R100 Coffee Grinder - 2.6 lbs Per Minute
2.6 lbs/min: Compak Coffee Grinder R100 - this step-less grinder offers you multiple settings to make the perfect grind. This is ideal for pour ove...
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Ditting KFA1403 Industrial Shop Coffee Grinder
For small- to medium-sized roasteries looking for an industrial-sized grinder for high volume and speed, Ditting's special model KFA1403 (with...
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Anfim Luna Professional Espresso Grinder
Modernized design and clever user-centric features, with a tough-to-beat value proposition, The Luna is redefined. The Luna promises impressive sp...
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Ceado REV Zero Espresso Grinder With WAM
The ideal grinder to enhance flavor clarity, making it perfect for specialty coffee enthusiasts. Comes equipped with 83mm Red Speed burrs. Sweep O...
View full detailsAbout Espresso Machines
Commercial espresso machines from CoffeeTec cover single, two, and three group setups built for cafes, roasteries, and coffee carts. This collection brings together tested models from established brands, so you can compare group count, boiler type, and footprint in one place. Every listing shows the details that matter for a commercial purchase: dimensions, power requirements, and condition. You can match a machine to your space and daily volume before you buy. Browse our full used equipment inventory for other categories beyond espresso, or use the filters above to narrow this collection by price.
Why Buy a Commercial Espresso Machine Through CoffeeTec
CoffeeTec has served the coffee industry since 1972, connecting buyers with equipment sellers across the country. Each listing in this collection includes real condition notes and specs, not a generic stock description, so you can compare machines the way you would compare any major equipment purchase. That transparency matters most with espresso machines, since group count, boiler configuration, and electrical needs vary widely between models built for a small counter and models built for high volume service.
You don't have to guess at fit either. A one group machine suits a small footprint or a coffee cart, while a two or three group setup supports a busy cafe counter during peak hours. Compare listings side by side, check the specs against your space and power supply, then reach out with questions before you commit.
FAQs
What electrical requirements does a commercial espresso machine need?
+Most commercial espresso machines need a dedicated 208V or 240V circuit, with amperage that depends on group count and boiler size. Single phase and three phase setups vary by model. Check the wiring spec on each listing and confirm it against your space with a licensed electrician before you buy.
Which grinder should I pair with a commercial espresso machine?
+A commercial espresso machine performs only as well as the grinder feeding it. Look for a dedicated commercial grinder with consistent particle distribution, fast output, and reliable dosing by time or weight. Browse our coffee and espresso grinders to find a match for your machine.
Is a used commercial espresso machine a good investment?
+Yes, when it comes from a source that documents condition and service history. A used commercial espresso machine gives you professional grade performance at a fraction of the new price. Check group head seals, boiler condition, and steam wand function, and confirm the machine has been tested before it ships.
Can I use a commercial espresso machine for a coffee cart or pop-up?
+Yes. Compact one or two group machines fit mobile carts, pop-ups, and event setups well. Plan around power availability, whether you have shore power or a generator, along with water supply and total machine weight before you commit to a cart build.
What's the difference between buying new and used equipment on CoffeeTec?
+New equipment ships with the manufacturer's warranty. Used equipment is sold as is, so inspect the listing details and ask questions before you buy. Both options go through the same clear condition and spec reporting, so you know what you're getting either way.