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La Marzocco Linea 4 Group Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine
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$12,200.00
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Overview
A heavy duty machine that has helped launch the finest independent coffee bars as well as the global leaders in specialty coffee retail, the Linea sets the standards by which all other professional espresso machines are judged. Thanks to its saturated brewing groups and dual-boiler technology, the Linea performs consistently in the highest volume settings.
- Dual-boiler technology and saturated brewing groups.
- Steam Boiler Capacity: 15 Liters.
- Coffee Boiler Capacity: 6.8 Liters.
- Semi-Automatic.
- 4 Groups.
- Stainless steel boilers & brewing groups.
- Omni-directional stainless steel steam wands.
- Solid stainless steel housing and base.
- Sight glass for water level monitoring of steam boiler.
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Options (call for more info):
- High base (for larger cups sizes).
- High legs.
- Cup warmer.
- High wattage heating elements.
- Barista lights.
- PID Temperature control (proportional integral derivative).
- Portaflon kit with coated portafilters and steam wands.
*Image is a representation. Actual product may vary based on model, size, and options selected.
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| Manufacturer: | La Marzocco |
| Model: | Linea 4EE |
| List Price: | $14,200 |
| Width: | 46" |
| Depth: | 22" |
| Height: | 18" |
| Voltage: | 200 Single/Three Phase (see options below) |
| Wattage: | 6800 watts |
| Weight: | 203 lbs. |
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Whether or not their competition admits it, La Marzocco's influence on the espresso world is unprecedented. Double-boilers and saturated group heads are just a couple of the technological innovations they have brought to the masses. Their espresso machines are well-known for their workmanship and durable build, crafted to handle the highest volume environments without compromising quality.
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