Slayer Steam EP 2-groeps espressomachine

The Slayer Steam EP is the volumetric Steam. Same architecture as the LP, the same saturated groups with a dedicated brew boiler and a separate steam boiler, but the manual extraction controls give way to repeatability. In the 2 group version it is the machine for a cafe that has already settled its recipes and wants them to come out identical every shift.

Volumetric does not mean no room to work: a programmable pre wet of 0 to 4 seconds still soaks the puck before full pressure arrives, and that is the part you taste. The valves are electronic solenoids, as on the LP.

What we love

It is the most accessible Slayer with two genuine saturated groups and a boiler per group. At this level that configuration usually costs a good deal more.

Consistency across baristas. If the problem on your bar is the variance between whoever opens and whoever closes, the EP takes it off the table.

Things to consider

There is one difference against the Slayer Steam LP and it matters: the LP adds manual extraction controls and pre infusion adjustable from 1 to 10 seconds between 1 and 3 bar. If someone on your bar wants to work the extraction, buy the LP. If you are after repeatability, the EP pulls the same coffee for less.

Careful with

This is professional counter equipment. It weighs around 100kg, it plumbs in, and it needs a dedicated 220-240V single phase supply. And the manual controls cannot be added later: if you think you will want them, the LP is the choice from the start.