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A Special Thank You.
Neal Ashby for his design inspiration.
 
 
 
 
 

 

Commercial Brew Group with Thermal Siphon This famous group is made of chrome plated brass with maximum heat stability and thermo siphon which circulates hot water from the boiler to the group so the temperature is extremely stable. This brew group delivers smooth thick crema with tiger strips throughout, the optimum result!

The Group Valve
This three-way valve is a commercial valve, when the button is pressed in it activates the pump to begin brewing to turn off the pump press the button again and allow the valve to release the pressure and unused water into the tray. This serves two functions; it dries the coffee grounds so they become like a cookie thus makes it easy to knock the coffee out of the portafilter(no rinsing and cleaning between brews.) and releases the pressure in the valve

Volumetric (rotary vane) Pump This type of pump is found in most commercial-quality espresso machines. This pump is made of two pieces - a brass rotary vane pump head and an electric motor to turn the pump.  The brass pump head is attached to the electric motor by a clamp.We adjust the pump to create the desired pressure at the group head.


Commercial Pressure Stat
The boiler temperature and pressure is regulated by an adjustable heavy duty commercial Sirai pressure stat. 12 times the size of other machines. Its sensor turns on and off the heating element to insure correct temperature and pressure is maintained. It carries a lifetime warranty and is on all Salvatore’s espresso machines.

Boiler
2 liter 1/8 “ Thick wall copper boiler with a lifetime warranty. 3/4” brass top and bottom with a 2 “ diameter heat exchange for brewing and steaming at the same time, 1550 watt heating element

Pressure Gauge
The pressure gauge will let you know when the boiler is up to the proper pressure and temperature. The gauge is custom made for Salvatore.



Pressure Relief Valve
This safety device will relieve excess boiler pressure if for any reason the boiler begins to overheat.

Electronic Controls
The water level in the boiler is controlled by an electronic water level probe. This control is hooked up to sensors in the boiler and when the water level in the boiler is low it turns the pump on to fill the boiler. This is called an autofil system.

Cup Warmer
Extracting the espresso into a warm cup is a must for the best result, this machine will keeps your cups warm on top of the machine.

Hot Water Dispenser
The hot water wand is located on the right hand side of the machine. Just open the knob and hot water will be delivered through the wand.

Steam Wand
The steam wand is mounted on a ball joint that swivels 360 degrees. It is high enough and extends out far enough from the machine to accommodate any 20 to 32 ounce frothing pitcher.

Water Reservoir
The espresso machine has a 64 oz. water reservoir that has a machined signature screw cap offered on full size machine

Pods Espresso Pods can be used with the use of a filter basket for pods, supplied on request

Naked Portafilter available for this machine

The Body of the Espresso Machine
The frame is made of heavy-duty steel that is powder coated for rust resistance. The cup warmer is 16 gauge brushed stainless steel with laser cut for venting. The body is 20 gauge brushed stainless steel for an elegant satin stainless appeal. Removing the body by unscrewing 2 chrome knobs on each side for easy access

Maintenance
We recommend using filtered water like bottled water, flush the steam wand after frothing the milk by opening the knob let a small amount of steam out then close the knob. Cleaning the brew group, place the blind filter (supplied) and add 1/2 tab of cleaner (supplied) place in the brew group, turn on the brew button and the pump will come on when it starts to change to a quieter sound press the brew button again and the discharge will come into the drip tray, this is done until the water discharged is clear, this backflushing proceedure will remove old coffee grounds keeping your coffee tasting fresh and the valve clean so that it functions properly.

   


Salvatore Espresso Systems Inc.

1210 Mission Dr. B
Solvang, CA 93463


Questions and Ordering 805 688-9807

Email info@salvatore-espresso.com

Showroom Hours M-F 9am - 5 pm

Saturday 9am to noon and by appointment

Last Updated, 2010
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