Systems and brew groups
Single Boiler System with ECM-61 brew group
In the single boiler system, both the water for the brewing process and the steam are heated and transported through the same circuit. In contrast to other systems, the preparation of espresso and milk frothing takes place successively due to the different temperatures required for the preparation. As found in our Puristika, and Classika PID.
Heat Exchanger System with ECM-61 brew group
Thanks to a boiler with two separate water circuits, this system allows coffee brewing and milk frothing simultaneously. Coffee is always brewed with fresh water. An integrated “thermosyphon system” heats the brew group by circulating water. As found in our Mechanika VI Slim, Mechanika Slim PID, and Elektronika II Profi.
BTC-System with ECM-61 Core Heat brew group
The integrated BTC System (Brew Temperature Control) enables precise temperature adjustments between each extraction. Combined with the advanced heated group head (Core Heat) and optimized boiler layout, this system ensures excellent thermal stability and precision in every cup. As found in our Mechanika MAX II.
Dual Boiler System with ECM-61 b rew group
Two separate boilers let you set brew and steam temperatures independently—and you can switch off the steam boiler when it’s not needed. As found in our Technika VI
Dual Boiler System 3CT with ECM-61 Core Heat brew group
Dual boilers allow you to set independent brew and steam temperatures, ensuring precise control for every extraction. Additional heating elements in the brew group (Core Heat) deliver faster heat-up times and solid temperature stability. As found in our Synchronika II.
Dual Boiler System 3CT with ECM Active Core group
Our newly developed brew group with integrated heating cartridges (active core group) ensures rapid heat-up performance. The system requires less hot water to be
maintained in reserve and therefore operates at lower power consumption without compromising precise temperature control. Thanks to the solenoid valve, water output can be controlled volumetrically. As found in our Estetika.




