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Pump pressure, power, water tank size and dimensions come from what the maker states. If a figure is not published, we do not guess it.
Coffee machines, grinders and barista tools for home
Espresso, automatic, capsule and filter coffee machines, plus grinders, milk frothers and barista tools. Check the specifications on each page before you buy.
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A machine has to suit how you drink coffee, your bench and your budget. We list the facts that decide that, so you can compare like with like.
Pump pressure, power, water tank size and dimensions come from what the maker states. If a figure is not published, we do not guess it.
Espresso, automatic, capsule and filter machines suit different mornings. Each category page explains what to check for that type of machine.
A machine has to fit under your cupboards and a tamper has to fit your basket. Each page lists the dimensions the maker gives, so you can measure first.
Capsules only fit the system they are made for. Each capsule machine page names the system it takes, so you can check it against the capsules you buy.
Milk jugs, tampers, filter baskets and cleaning tools vary from one machine to the next. Each page lists what is included where the maker states it.
Not what you expected? Send it back within 14 days in resaleable condition for a full refund, on top of your Australian Consumer Law rights.
Compare the rest by specifications and price on the shop page. Free Australia-wide delivery on orders over $149.
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If you like making milk coffees by hand, a manual espresso machine with a steam wand gives you the most control. If you want drinks at the press of a button, look at an automatic machine. A capsule machine is the quickest with the least cleaning, and a drip filter machine brews a full jug for the household.
It is the pump pressure the maker states. A higher figure on its own does not mean better coffee, so also compare the basket size, the steam wand, the water tank and whether a grinder is built in.
Machines with a built-in grinder say so on the product page. For other espresso machines you can buy coffee already ground for espresso, or grind fresh beans with a burr grinder that has fine settings. Capsule machines need no grinder.
Capsule systems are not interchangeable. Each capsule machine page names the capsule system it takes, so check that against the capsules you buy before you order.
Check the basket size in your machine's manual, or measure across the inside of the basket. Each tamper page states its base diameter. A tamper should match the basket closely, so measure before you order.
Each page lists the dimensions the maker gives. Measure the width and depth of the spot, and the height under any overhead cupboards. Leave room to lift the lid, fill the water tank and pull out the drip tray.
Yes. We deliver to every state and territory, including regional and rural addresses. Delivery is free on orders of $149 or more and a flat $19.95 under that. Remote areas can take a few days longer.
Send it back within 14 days of delivery, in resaleable condition with its packaging and accessories, and we refund the price you paid including standard delivery. That is on top of your Australian Consumer Law rights if anything arrives faulty.
A coffee machine is easier to choose when you start with how you drink coffee: milk drinks or black, one cup or a jug, hands-on or one button. This guide walks through each part of the range and the details worth reading on the product page.
Write down what you drink most, how many cups a day and who else in the house drinks it. Measure the bench space, including the height under the cupboards. Most choices come back to those few facts, and inside each category only a few details separate one machine from the next.
Pump pressure and heating. The bar figure is the pump pressure the maker states. Compare it with the heating system, how quickly the machine is ready and whether it can steam milk soon after brewing.
Basket size and steam wand. The basket size decides which tamper and distributor fit. A steam wand lets you texture milk for flat whites and lattes, so check whether the machine has one and whether a milk jug is in the box.
Built-in grinder. Some machines grind the beans for you. If yours does not, plan for a burr grinder or coffee already ground for espresso.
An automatic machine grinds, tamps and brews when you press a button. Read the list of drinks it makes, whether milk is frothed automatically or with a wand, and the size of the bean hopper and water tank. These machines are larger, so check the dimensions against your bench.
Capsule machines are quick and tidy. The most important detail is the capsule system, because capsules only fit the machine they are made for. Then compare the water tank, the cup sizes it brews and whether a milk frother is included.
A drip filter machine brews a jug of black coffee. Read the jug capacity in cups and litres, the type of filter it takes, and whether it has a timer or a keep-warm plate.
These need no power point. A pour over dripper or carafe states its capacity and the filter it takes. A plunger states its capacity in cups or millilitres. For a stovetop pot, check which cooktops it suits, especially if you cook on induction. A cold brew jug states its capacity and how the filter comes out for cleaning.
A burr grinder gives a more even grind than a blade grinder, which matters most for espresso. Read the number of grind settings, the hopper capacity and whether it is electric or turned by hand.
An electric frother states how much milk it heats and froths, and whether it makes cold froth. A milk jug states its capacity in millilitres. A tamper or distributor must match your basket size, and a coffee scale states its weighing range and whether it has a timer.
Decide what you drink most. Measure the bench and the space under the cupboards. Pick the category. Read the pump pressure, tank size and power. Check the capsule system or basket size. Check what is in the box. Then compare prices, in Australian dollars.
Choose from how you drink coffee, read the maker's specifications and measure your bench before you buy. Every product page here lists those details so you can decide before you order, and you have 14 days from delivery to change your mind.
Espresso, automatic, capsule and filter coffee machines, grinders and barista tools in Australian dollars, with free Australia-wide delivery on orders over $149 and 14-day returns.
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Coffee Machine Company is an Australia-focused online store from BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd selling coffee machines and accessories: espresso machines, automatic coffee machines, capsule coffee machines, drip filter coffee makers, pour over and cold brew makers, coffee grinders, milk frothers and barista tools. Prices are in Australian dollars, with tracked Australia-wide delivery (free on orders over $149) and 14-day returns. Every product page states the specifications and box contents the maker gives.
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