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K202T
JIEGUAN

Group head: the brewing interface where water meets coffee.
Boiler: heats water and supports steam demand.
Steam wand: delivers steam for milk texturing.
Backflushing: cleaning routine for the brew circuit (when compatible).
Espresso commonly targets ~9 bar brew pressure (recipe dependent).
Brewing often falls near 90–96°C for many espresso profiles.
Two-group layouts typically support higher hourly output than single-group setups.
Milk steaming requires sustained heat to keep service stable.
Your grinder and recipe drive taste. Your water quality drives machine life.
Electric heating supports stable operation.
Steam output supports cappuccino and latte service.
Dual use supports brewing and milk workflow.
Commercial body design fits front-of-house counters.
Simple indicators support daily operation checks.
Service access supports routine maintenance.
You should operate and clean equipment under local hygiene rules. Many buyers reference the U.S. FDA Food Code for sanitation and safe handling guidance: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
| Item | Standard / Options |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Electric 2-group semi-automatic espresso machine |
| Groups | 2 |
| Operation | Semi-auto (barista-controlled shot timing) |
| Power | Configurable for destination market |
| Steam | Steam wand(s) for milk beverages |
| Water supply | Plumb-in or tank solution (by model) |
| Materials | Commercial-grade metal body and components |
| Controls | Buttons/knobs; upgraded control options available |
| Branding | OEM logo plate / label / carton printing |
You can tailor the configuration for your sales region:
Voltage, plug type, and panel language
Group layout and steam wand style
External finish and branding elements
Spare parts kit for distributor after-sales
Documentation and packing for import programs
Destination country and voltage standard
Estimated order quantity and timeline
Preferred water supply method
Any required labeling or documentation
Your target channel (café, hotel, distributor)
Coffee shops and bakery cafés
Hotel breakfast and lounge bars
Restaurant beverage stations
Convenience stores with fresh coffee programs
Espresso and Americano
Cappuccino and latte
Flat white and macchiato
Hot water for tea (setup dependent)
Export packing options include carton + foam or wooden crate.
Palletizing reduces transit damage risk.
Mixed SKUs can ship for distributor assortments.
Spare parts bundles support faster local service.
You source direct from a China-based manufacturer.
You can request OEM/ODM support for wholesale channels.
You get export-oriented quoting and packaging workflows.
It is an espresso machine that controls heating and pressure. You control grind, dose, and shot timing.
It means the machine has two brew groups. You can brew two drinks at the same time.
You can request common voltages and plugs for your region. Share your destination market for matching.
Yes, in most cases you should use filtration. Better water protects taste and reduces scale risk.
Yes. Two groups support faster service and standardized workflow. You can order consistent configurations.
Yes. You can add logo plates, labels, manuals, and cartons. Provide your artwork files and guidelines.
Many stock group gaskets, shower screens, valves, switches, and steam tips. Ask for a parts list.

Group head: the brewing interface where water meets coffee.
Boiler: heats water and supports steam demand.
Steam wand: delivers steam for milk texturing.
Backflushing: cleaning routine for the brew circuit (when compatible).
Espresso commonly targets ~9 bar brew pressure (recipe dependent).
Brewing often falls near 90–96°C for many espresso profiles.
Two-group layouts typically support higher hourly output than single-group setups.
Milk steaming requires sustained heat to keep service stable.
Your grinder and recipe drive taste. Your water quality drives machine life.
Electric heating supports stable operation.
Steam output supports cappuccino and latte service.
Dual use supports brewing and milk workflow.
Commercial body design fits front-of-house counters.
Simple indicators support daily operation checks.
Service access supports routine maintenance.
You should operate and clean equipment under local hygiene rules. Many buyers reference the U.S. FDA Food Code for sanitation and safe handling guidance: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
| Item | Standard / Options |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Electric 2-group semi-automatic espresso machine |
| Groups | 2 |
| Operation | Semi-auto (barista-controlled shot timing) |
| Power | Configurable for destination market |
| Steam | Steam wand(s) for milk beverages |
| Water supply | Plumb-in or tank solution (by model) |
| Materials | Commercial-grade metal body and components |
| Controls | Buttons/knobs; upgraded control options available |
| Branding | OEM logo plate / label / carton printing |
You can tailor the configuration for your sales region:
Voltage, plug type, and panel language
Group layout and steam wand style
External finish and branding elements
Spare parts kit for distributor after-sales
Documentation and packing for import programs
Destination country and voltage standard
Estimated order quantity and timeline
Preferred water supply method
Any required labeling or documentation
Your target channel (café, hotel, distributor)
Coffee shops and bakery cafés
Hotel breakfast and lounge bars
Restaurant beverage stations
Convenience stores with fresh coffee programs
Espresso and Americano
Cappuccino and latte
Flat white and macchiato
Hot water for tea (setup dependent)
Export packing options include carton + foam or wooden crate.
Palletizing reduces transit damage risk.
Mixed SKUs can ship for distributor assortments.
Spare parts bundles support faster local service.
You source direct from a China-based manufacturer.
You can request OEM/ODM support for wholesale channels.
You get export-oriented quoting and packaging workflows.
It is an espresso machine that controls heating and pressure. You control grind, dose, and shot timing.
It means the machine has two brew groups. You can brew two drinks at the same time.
You can request common voltages and plugs for your region. Share your destination market for matching.
Yes, in most cases you should use filtration. Better water protects taste and reduces scale risk.
Yes. Two groups support faster service and standardized workflow. You can order consistent configurations.
Yes. You can add logo plates, labels, manuals, and cartons. Provide your artwork files and guidelines.
Many stock group gaskets, shower screens, valves, switches, and steam tips. Ask for a parts list.