EXPOBAR 2 Group Ruggero Classic High Group V2.0 Multi Boiler

A new era of style has begun with the Expobar 2 Group Ruggero Classic V2.0 Multi Boiler.

Still offering a similar classic body shape which you have all come to love, the V2.0 has received a contemporary makeover with the new sleek Ruggero badge, lower hanging back panel and stainless steel cup rail. An unobstructed light box strip allows for more text variations. Also your technicians will love the easy to access split cup tray lid.

This is an automatic espresso coffee machine with 2 groups, electronic switchboard to control the coffee dosages volumetrically and manual override group switch per group. Automatic water filling, copper boiler with 17.5 litres capacity with PID technology per group. Two steam taps (stainless steel) and one hot water tap.

Upgrades and additional features available to customise your machine to your needs, just ask us!

This custom built machine allows you to order your choice of colour and your personalised lightbox sign. If you don’t require a personalised sign, then we can supply our standard “Crema Cafe” light box sign (colour must be selected when ordered). The machine body can be painted in any Pantone or automotive paint colour available in Australia. Click here for Ruggero colour library

Craftsmanship, quality and exclusivity! These are the features that make the Expobar 2 Group Ruggero Classic V2.0 Multi Boiler a truly spectacular espresso machine.

The Expobar 2 Group Ruggero Classic V2.0 Multi Boiler was designed by John Slade in 2005 as a tribute to his father in law, Henry Rogers.

Henry, known to his clients as Rodg, made espresso machines his life and livelihood. He had a long history in the coffee industry as he was one of the first espresso service technicians in Melbourne. Henry introduced John into the industry and shared his wealth of knowledge of espresso machines. John, in turn, shared his passion with his son, Paul, who today is the proud owner of Disave Espresso Equipment Suppliers. The RUGGERO was born from the nickname Rodg that is of Italian origin and comes from the name Roger.