Slayer Espresso Single Group - Espresso Machine
The Slayer Espresso Single Group stands out for its exceptional design and cutting edge technology, making it an essential feature in any café or a standout addition to your home setup.
Equipped with patented needle-valve technology for precise flow control, an independent brew tank to maintain perfect temperature stability, and a dedicated steam tank for endless steam power, this machine supports your workflow without pause. It allows you to steam and pull shots at the same time continuously, ensuring consistent pressure and temperature throughout.
You’ll be fully equipped to consistently bring out the finest flavours in every coffee you prepare.
Key Features
- Patented Needle Valve: Delivers unique espresso flavour profiles by enabling finer grinds and precise control over water flow.
- Incredible Temperature Stability: The distinctive heating system warms up rapidly, keeps a steady temperature at the group, and provides exceptional steam capacity compared to other machines in its category.
- Shot Mirror: Allows for simple and clear visual tracking of puck saturation.
- Independent Brew & Steam Tanks: PID-controlled brew tank (1.1 L / 600 W) operates separately from the steam tank (3.3 L / 1,300 W or 2,000 W) to maintain optimum stability.
- Rotary Vane Pump: The commercial grade pump quickly achieves pressure and has the capability to draw water from an external reservoir.
- Optional Removable Drip Tray: Easy collection of waste water designed for setups without plumbing connections.
- Brew Group Actuators: The three position actuator enables seamless transitions between different flow rates.
- Handcrafted & Customisable: Select your desired wood type, panel colour, metal finish, and cup rail style to create a design that reflects your personal style.
- Professional-Grade Tool: Constructed with commercial grade parts and a grouphead designed to withstand over one million cycles, making it perfect for both home and small business use.
Technical Specifications
The complete technical specifications for this model are listed below. If you have any questions regarding your specific setup, please contact us for assistance.
- Weight: 110 lb / 50 kg
- Brew Tank: 1.1 litres / 600 watts
- Steam Tank: 3.3 litres / 1,300 watts or 2,000 watts
- Power (110 V model): 120 V / 60 Hz / 13 A / 1.6 kW
- Power (220 V model): 220–240 V / 50–60 Hz / 10 A / 2.1–2.4 kW
- Dimensions (W × D × H): 47 cm × 58 cm × 33 cm
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Slayer Espresso Single Group - Espresso Machine Review Summary
What people like
Pros
- Exceptional Espresso: Produces unique, delicious espresso shots with incredible taste, allowing for balanced extraction even with light roasts.
- Extraction Control: Features patented needle valve technology for unparalleled flow control, enabling precise manipulation of extraction parameters and extended pre-infusion.
- Commercial-Grade Build: Constructed with high-quality, durable components designed for commercial environments, ensuring longevity and reliability.
- Temperature Stability: Utilizes dual boilers and PID temperature control for consistent and accurate temperature maintenance, crucial for optimal extraction.
- Powerful Steam: Offers strong steam capabilities that rival larger commercial machines, allowing for simultaneous milk steaming and espresso extraction.
- Customizable Design: Provides extensive options for aesthetic customization, including different colors, wood accents, and metal finishes.
- Compact & Versatile: Designed in a compact form factor suitable for both home kitchens and low-volume commercial settings like coffee carts or small shops.
Cons
- High Price: Represents a significant financial investment, often cited as being in the "Rolls Royce" category of espresso machines.
- Learning Curve: Requires time to master, especially when adjusting grind size, pre-infusion, and flow rate due to its unique technology and manual controls.
- Limited Volume: As a single group machine, it has limited volume capabilities compared to multi-group commercial machines.
- No Volumetric Controls: Lacks volumetric controls, focusing instead on manual control over the extraction process.