Extraction Dial In - Espresso Series

Extraction Dial In - Espresso Series



Espresso V3 & Single Group Dial-In Coffee Extraction


SLAYER Espresso Series machines feature a precision Needle Valve which controls the flow rate of water during the Pre-Brew phase of an extraction. This flow rate control allows the barista to extract espresso that is unparalleled in flavor and mouthfeel.

Calibrate your Needle Valve: Pre-Brew Calibration
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