| Management number | 248463576 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$209.70 | Model Number | 248463576 | ||
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The espresso machine that earns its counter space. Compact body, 19 bar pump, real steam wand. One dial for the wand, one button for the shot. Thirty seconds, café-strength.
The Capri Espresso Station is a 19-bar pump espresso machine with dual extraction modes, a professional steam wand, and a removable 37 oz water tank. Low-pressure pre-infusion, PID temperature control, cup warmer on top.
Café pressure, kitchen footprint.
Espresso machines need two things: clean water going in, no scale building up inside.
What is the difference between automatic and manual mode?
Automatic mode extracts a preset volume (adjustable across seven levels from ristretto to lungo). Manual mode runs until you press the button again, full control for dialing in shots or experimenting with yield.
Does it really pull 19 bars?
The pump generates 19 bars at the source. Actual extraction pressure at the puck is around 9 bars after the pre-infusion phase, the standard for espresso.
What grind should I use?
Fine espresso grind, slightly coarser than Turkish, finer than drip. If the shot pulls in under 20 seconds, go finer. If it takes over 35 seconds or stalls, go coarser.
Can I make a latte or cappuccino?
Yes. The steam wand froths milk to microfoam, texture depends on technique, not the machine. Use cold whole milk, submerge the tip just below the surface, and swirl until the pitcher is too hot to hold (around 150°F).
What are the capsule adapters for?
The machine includes two portafilter inserts: one for Nespresso-compatible capsules (NS), one for Dolce Gusto-compatible capsules (DG). Swap the basket, drop in a capsule, lock the portafilter, brew.
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