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slayer espresso steam x

two-group pressure profiling with seven-bar pre-infusion.

£18,000–£24,000released 2018

The Slayer paddle workflow at commercial scale. Steam X is the most-installed Slayer in european cafés.

what it does well

  • patented needle valve allows precise, repeatable flow rate control
  • independent brew and steam boilers maintain stable temps simultaneously
  • rotary vane pump supports direct plumb or external reservoir
  • brew temperature reproducibility measured at 2x std deviation of 0.52 to 1.22 degrees across shot ranges
  • etl sanitation certified, nsf/ansi standard 4 compliant

where it stops short

  • pricing requires direct contact, no transparent public pricing
  • 110 lb weight makes relocation or installation a serious logistical task
  • high entry cost typical of commercial single-group machines limits accessibility for home use

specs

pump
rotary
boiler
dual
heating
boiler
best for
cafe
pressure profiling
true

frequently asked questions

what is the Slayer Espresso Steam X?

the Slayer Espresso Steam X is a commercial espresso machine. two-group pressure profiling with seven-bar pre-infusion.

how much does the Slayer Espresso Steam X cost?

the Slayer Espresso Steam X costs £18,000–£24,000, released in 2018.

what is the Slayer Espresso Steam X best for?

the Slayer Espresso Steam X is best for cafe coffee.

what are the pros and cons of the Slayer Espresso Steam X?

strengths: patented needle valve allows precise, repeatable flow rate control, independent brew and steam boilers maintain stable temps simultaneously, rotary vane pump supports direct plumb or external reservoir, brew temperature reproducibility measured at 2x std deviation of 0.52 to 1.22 degrees across shot ranges, etl sanitation certified, nsf/ansi standard 4 compliant. trade-offs: pricing requires direct contact, no transparent public pricing, 110 lb weight makes relocation or installation a serious logistical task, high entry cost typical of commercial single-group machines limits accessibility for home use.

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