Fracino Classico Review: A Traditional Single-Group Coffee Machine for Small Cafés
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The Classico is Fracino's traditional-looking single group — classic espresso-bar styling, British-built, from £1,380.
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Fracino Romano PID Review: Per-Group Temperature Control for Coffee Shops
The Fracino Romano PID2 gives each group head its own brew temperature. Verified specs, install needs, warranty costs and who should buy something else.
Fracino Piccino Review: The Smallest Commercial Espresso Machine for Tight Counters
The Fracino Piccino is the smallest commercial espresso machine Fracino builds - 250mm wide, 15kg, two separate 300ml boilers and 2.2kW on a standard 13A plug, from GBP1,150.
Fracino Cherub Review: The Affordable Entry Espresso Machine for Small Cafés
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The Cherub is Fracino's entry machine — one group, tank-fed, British-built, from £1,240.
Best for a small café, kiosk o...
Fracino Contempo 2 Group Review: A Workhorse Espresso Machine for Busy Coffee Shops
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The Contempo 2 Group is Fracino's do-everything café machine — two groups, a big 14-litre boiler, up to 400 cups an hou...
Electric Coffee Machines for Coffee Shops: Specs & Buyer’s Guide (UK)
Every electric coffee machine for a UK coffee shop, with real specs and prices.
How to Replace Coffee Machine Group Head Seals and Shower Screens
A worn group head seal costs you pressure, shots and eventually the group itself. Here is how to spot one, replace it with the shower screen, and get the right part first time.
Static and Clumpy Coffee Grounds: Grinder Fixes That Actually Work
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Static and clumping are two different problems with two different fixes. Static scatters loose grounds. Clumping packs ...
Coffee Machine Pressure Gauge Explained: What 1-1.2 Bar Means
The boiler gauge should sit at 1 to 1.2 bar. The pump gauge only moves during a shot. Here is what each needle is telling you, and which readings mean stop.
Coffee Grinder Won’t Start or Stops Mid-Service: Causes and Fixes
A commercial coffee grinder that will not start, hums without turning, or quits mid-service usually has one of five faults. A 15-minute routine to find yours.