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La Marzocco.
La Marzocco , founded in 1927, Florence, by Giuseppe and Bruno Bambi, is an Italian company specializing in high-end espresso coffee machines. [1] [2] [3] [4] It is based in Scarperia, with branch offices worldwide. [5]
Contents.
1 History 2 Use 3 Products 3.1 Espresso machines 3.1.1 Commercial espresso machines 3.1.2 Home espresso machines 3.2 Coffee grinders 3.3 Historical models 4 See also 5 References 6 External links.
After the Bambi brothers manufactured their first coffee machine Fiorenza on commission, they established their own activity in 1927 specialized in hand-crafting espresso machines, and named it after the Marzocco – the city of Florence's symbol of victory and conquest and whose image and values were chosen to represent the company brand.
As coffee consumption increased in Italy throughout the 20th century, La Marzocco over the decades introduced technological innovations, improved ergonomics and barista tools, establishing industry standards.
In 1939, La Marzocco patented the first espresso machine with a horizontal boiler, which, in comparison to the previous vertical structure, organized the brew groups in a horizontal fashion, which provided efficiency for the barista and an opportunity to engage with customers.
Following the introduction of the lever machines in 1947, La Marzocco began to manufacture its own models, keeping in mind design that would refer to the context of the environment and time.
In the early 1950s, Piero Bambi, who is currently Honorary President, joined the business of his father Giuseppe and his uncle.
From 1964 to 1970 La Marzocco produced the Poker series, [6] [7] [8] in which the piston, unlike lever machines, was lifted and pressed during brewing by means of a diaphragm, that was inflated by steam pressure generated by the boiler.
In 1968, Giuseppe Bambi's "Vulcano" grinder was awarded the Decorative and Industrial Arts Prize at the 14th Triennale di Milano exhibition.
In 1970, La Marzocco patented its first series of professional semi-automatic, dual-boiler machines named "GS" (GS for Gruppo Saturo, or saturated group), winning the Qualità e Cortesia-Toscana prize in 1971. The two independent boilers separated coffee extraction from steam production thus, together with the saturated groups, ensured thermal stability and improved coffee quality in the cup since water now flowed through independent circuits.
From the seventies onward all machine boilers are manufactured in stainless steel. In 1982, the GS/2 - a redesigned GS model - won the Premio Andino de Fomento prize, and in 1988 the American firm ESF (future Espresso Specialists, Inc.) run by Kent Bakke became the exclusive supplier of La Marzocco machines for Starbucks until the latter, after 16 years, transitioned to super-automatic machines. Kent Bakke began importing La Marzocco machines to the United States in 1978.
In 1990, Piero Bambi designed his first machine in its entirety, the "Linea Classic", which proved to be very technician-friendly. In 1994, La Marzocco International, LLC. , a formal partnership between the Bambi family and a team of American coffee enthusiasts and Italian partners, led by Kent Bakke, is established.
In 1997, the FB/70 coffee machine (FB for Fratelli Bambi) is launched to celebrate La Marzocco's 70th anniversary and in 2000 the "Swift" grinder is awarded Best New Product at the San Francisco SCAA conference, being the first patented model to combine dosing, grinding and automatic tamping technologies.
In 2001, La Marzocco began the first of 8 years as sponsor of the World Barista Championship in its endeavor to boost the barista profession and engage with end customers as specialty coffee communities developed worldwide.
In 2005, the GB/5 machine (named after Piero's wife, Giovanna Bambi) is introduced, equipped with a CPU board and improved thermo-stability in light of the introduction of "PID" technology.
The FB/80 was manufactured for the 2006 World Barista Championship in Bern to mark the company's 80th anniversary, whereas the GS/3 model is presented in 2007. That year, La Marzocco also launched the "Songwa Estate Project", a non-profit joint venture aiming to provide educational experiences for members of the specialty coffee industry and convey increased awareness of the bean-to-cup cycle through local, charitable support and commitment.
In April 2009, the company presented its pressure profile technology at SCAA on a prototype, which, for the first time, enabled the barista to have direct pressure control at any point during extraction. Soon after, its branch in the USA is established, the Italian factory is relocated to nearby Scarperia, with a showroom and training center, and La Marzocco's first "Out of The Box" event is inaugurated in Milan. The redesigned Vulcano grinder, with Mazzer grinder technology, is introduced on this occasion, and the pressure profile technology introduced earlier in the year is built into the newly designed Strada EP (electronical paddle). The Strada MP (mechanical paddle) is on display as well. The Strada EE (semi-automatic) is introduced in January 2014.
In 2013, the Linea PB, named after the machine's designer Piero Bambi model is introduced at the Boston SCAA conference. The Linea PB refashions the Linea Classic and is distinguished by a new proprietary software platform which controls brewing time and volume. The Vulcano Swift grinder is introduced as well and incorporates the Swift technology with the design of the Vulcano.
The Strada EE (semi-automatic) is introduced in January 2014. [9]
The Strada AV prototype is introduced in 2015 and launched in 2016. [10]
In 2015, the company launches the Linea Mini for the home. Born from the commercial espresso machine, the Linea Classic, the Linea Mini is equipped with a dual boiler, a pre-programmed pre-infusion feature and is optimized for the home in light of a built-in water reservoir, standard appliance power needs and its countertop footprint. The Linea Mini was awarded Best New Product and the People's Choice awards at SCAA (Seattle) in April 2015. [11]
La Marzocco Linea machines were used at almost all Starbucks locations for many years.
From 2000 to 2008, La Marzocco was the official sponsor and supplier of espresso machines for the "World Barista Championship".
Espresso machines Edit.
Commercial espresso machines Edit.
FB80 GB5 KB90 Leva Linea Classic Linea PB Strada.
All commercial machines are available in 2, 3 except the Linea Classic (also 1 and 4); the Linea PB, the GB5 and FB80 (also 4); the Strada EP (also available in 1 group). [12] [13] [14]
Home espresso machines Edit.
GS3 Linea Mini.
Coffee grinders Edit.
Vulcano Swift Lux D [15]
Historical models Edit.
Fiorenza [21][22] Marus [23] Eureka National Mondial Rondine Aurum Alba Olimpia Crema-espress Etruria Comet Poker GS GS/2 SMALL FB/70 Mistral.
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Set La Marzocco GS3 MP 1 group + Mazzer ZM plus Coffee grinder.
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Set La Marzocco GS3 MP 1 group + Mazzer ZM plus Coffee grinder.
La Marzocco GS3 MP 1 group.
The GS3 MP is the ultimate home espresso machine for the espresso geek. Manually control pre-infusion and shot volumes with the Brew Paddle to manipulate the perfect extraction in real time.
GS/3 MP is the ideal solution for those who expect top-quality coffee in small restaurants, hotels and at home. Perfection for the enthusiasts of excellent espresso.
Standard equipment:
- digital display - intuitive programming makes it easy to adapt the parameters to your needs.
- the technology of two water heaters - two separate boilers to optimize the process of espresso brewing and milk frothing.
- P.I.D. temperature control system - allows you for electronic control of brewing temperature (± 0.5 ° C).
- portafilters and precise strainers - stainless steel portafilters and precise strainers help to maintain the quality.
- pre infusion - the process of preliminary espresso brewing.
- saturated group - help to maintain temperature stability.
- water economizer - the economical system of hot water consumption.
- water tank - GS/3 is equipped with a 3.5 L water tank (the coffee machine does not require connection to water network fittings).
Product features : Height (cm) 35.5 Width (cm) 40 Depth (cm) 53 Weight (kg) 33 Power supply (V) 230; 1P+Z+N Power of the heaters (W) 2100 Coffee boiler capacity (L) 1.5 Steam boiler capacity (L) 3.5.
Group type Saturated Group.
Water Reservoir 3.5 L.
Dual Boiler Yes.
Pump Type Internal Rotary.
Temp Adjustment Digital.
Auto Volumetric No.
Brew Actuation MP Paddle.
Barista Lights No.
Hot Water Tap Adjustable Temp.
Custom Options Body Color, Sides, Handles.
Plumb in Kit Included.
Exposed Gouphead Yes.
Temperature Control PID.
The GS3 MP is the ultimate home espresso machine for the espresso geek. Manually control pre-infusion and shot volumes with the Brew Paddle to manipulate the perfect extraction in real time.
Mazzer ZM plus Coffee grinder.
The ZM Plus boasts all the features of the digital ZM grinder, plus a special unit that facilitates both the espresso and filter coffee grinding processes, thereby making it a powerful, flexible tool for speciality coffee. Its multifunctional features include universal portafilter holder for espresso, quick-connect canister for filter coffee and bag holder.
The flexible grinder designed for specialty coffee.
The ZM Plus features a minimum retention to allow for single doses. It boasts a digital grind adjustment system which allows the barista to control the distance between the burrs (in microns), so as to ensure that the grind setting is understandable, accurate and repeatable.
On-demand dosing capability – adjustable grinding time.
Patented lockable canister to keep coffee grounds from getting on the counter.
The digital display flips to the side to allow easy access to the grinding chamber for cleaning and burr replacement.
Flat burrs specifically designed and tested to grind for filter coffee or espresso.
Secure double safety switch.
EEP IT SAFE.
Double fan cooling system with electronic controls. Low RPM (900 – 1050Hz) with excellent grinding speed.
TRUE ZERO CALIBRATION.
The Electronic TRUE ZERO calibration ensures that the ZM grind settings are identical from grinder to grinder, café to café.
DIGITAL CONTROL.
The digital grind adjustment controls the distance between the burrs in microns so the grind setting is understandable, accurate, and repeatable.