The Mavam UCEM two group espresso machine invites customer interaction and breaks down the mystery of what goes on behind the espresso machine. This under-counter espresso machine was designed to meet and exceed the tireless demands of today's espresso bar operators while maintaining strict temperature stability.

UCEM Two Group Features

The machine that started it all. The Two Group Under Counter Espresso Machine has a large 11-liter steam boiler with heat exchangers that pre-heat the water before an individual 500ml brew boilers per group, this leads to a Mavam patented Heated Transfer System which allows this two group machine to produce consistent espresso from shot to shot. 

• Stainless steel brew groups have a built-in 200-watt heater assisting with temperature stability.
• Individual pumps for each brew group allow for uninterrupted brewing pressure and individual group brewing pressures.
• The 11-liter steam boiler is dedicated to producing a large volume of steam pressure while also preheating the brew group water plus an individual 500ml brew boiler per group.
• Heated hoses for temperature stability.

About the Brand

Mavam stands out as making espresso machines and brewing equipment that’s different from what you would normally find from commercial coffee companies. These designs offer a low-profile interface to support the modern-looking bar with improved ergonomics and workflow for the barista. Mavam also stands apart as being made up of a team of individuals that have over 30 years of experience in the industry. Machines are designed by technicians who have years of experience in the field, working with old and new coffee equipment, so they know what works and what doesn't and only use the best components to eliminate downtime and build machines with the intent of longevity. They also stand out as one of the few companies that design and assemble their machines right here in the PNW, located in Seattle, WA. These advanced machines are a great way to grow your business and improve the consistency of your espresso drinks.

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