SALE $3,094 Thermoplan Mastrena CS2 Super-Automatic High Volume Espresso Machine can brew up to 240 shots in one hour, making it an excellent choice for High Volume Venues.
Includes:
1. Built-In Bean Grinder,
2. Steam Wand,
3. External Water Pump
* 208 VAC (+/- 5%) * 40amp circuit breaker * Hardwire
ASQ: Automatic Shot Quality allows machine to actively adjust grind times to achieve user-programmable puck thickness. Also monitors shot times and prompts user to make grind coarseness/fineness to maintain shot quality. Feature can be disabled.
Auto-Steam: Steam wand automatically shuts off when milk has been steamed/frothed up to the desired temperature. Can be bypassed and used in Manual mode.
10 Programmable dose buttons
1 Fresh coffee bean hoppers.
Pre-infusion parameters available
Ability to queue shots: Stack a series of shot choices and the machine will automatically dispense all selections in the order selected
Modular design for easy servicing.
Voltage: 208-240V 30A (recommended to operate on a 50A circuit)
Water Inlet: 3/8″ Compression
Included Water Pump: Mounts under counter
Drain: Required
Mastrena - Dimensions: 20.8’’ x 23.8’’ x 24.9’’ (WxDxH) * Weight net: approx. 171 lbs. / 78 kg (empty)
 
Water Pump - Dimensions: 8.39’’ x 11.38’’ x 6.56’’ (WxDxH) * Weight net: approx. 15.4 lbs. / 7 kg (empty)
 
Once Starbucks became the all-powerful coffee force that it is today, the company switched to the Mastrena super-automatic machines. While the former espresso machines needed a bit of attention, super-automatics just require you to set the settings, push a button, and away you go.
 
They brought in the Mastrena from Thermoplan AG. This Swiss coffee machine, the Mastrena CS2, is a super-automatic. It featured a huge hopper on top that could hold an enormous amount of beans—far more than even the most ardent coffee addicts are likely to use for themselves in one day.
 
How much does a Mastrena espresso machine cost? The Mastrena cost $17,000. Needless to say, that is more than even the most passionate espresso lover is likely to fork out.
 
Can you buy a New Starbucks Mastrena Espresso Machine?
 
You’d have to buy a Starbucks first. Mind you, not just a cup of coffee, but the whole Store. Because under their deal with Thermoplan, only Starbucks gets to use Mastrenas. This is part of what gives them such an allure, and part of what keeps Starbucks’ rivals from being able to tap into their espresso-making secrets.
 
The huge hopper atop the Mastrena CS2 allowed Starbucks to serve espresso in high volumes without a lot of delays to refill and grind the beans.
 
BUT…. Today Southeast Equipment Sales has these machines used and tested with videos available for a fraction of the new price, “While They Last!”