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The History of Saeco International Group
The history of the Saeco Products is more about three men who had a vision and worked together to build a company that would fulfill the needs of consumers worldwide.
Sergio Zappella and Arthur Schmed, who were Swiss engineers created a created a registered company in Italy. They started their business with a proprietary name and then dedicated there time and energy to perfecting technology of the product. The result was a first fully-automatic espresso machine by 1980 under the brand name Saeco. They brought in third partner, Giovanni Zaccanti, who produced coffee machine parts. The following year they established Cosnec Inc. and with this technology, they brought all their manufacturing in-house.
With the business growing, they looked at options to go international. With “climate” and “steam” products in hand, they went international with a Dutch Parent Company, Royal Philips Electronics of the Netherlands who handles all the marketing. Zappella, Schmed and Zaccanti sit on the board of the Executive Committee of Saeco International Group.
Coffee Makers History Week
Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Company
Founded in 1910, the Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Company resulted from the partnership of Chester Beach, a mechanical inventor, L. H. Hamilton, a business man and Frederick Osius. Osius isn’t fond of his last name, so it isn’t included in the company name. There first product, made in 1911, was a commercial Hamilton Beach drink mixer used in soda fountains. Other products followed including the Sew-E-Z with electrlc motor in 1912, stand mixers (for making batter), fans, and hair dryers and a portable vacuum in 1925. In 1929, Hamilton Beach expanded with a Good Thinking Catalog.
A commercial spindle drink mixer was expanded in the 1930s to enable multiple milk shakes to be processed at once. In 1934 they received a patent for a manual juice extractor and introduced the third-generation stand mixer. In 1965, was the introduction of an electric knife with a hole-in-the-handle and a blade-release button. This design went on to win a National Housewares Manufacturers’ Association Design in Housewares award the next year.
In 1971, they introduced the ButterUp Popper for pop corn, followed by a HB blender being used in a hilarious Dan Akroyd skit in 1977 that many still remember to this day.
In 1990, Hamilton Beach merges with Proctor-Silex forming Hamilton Beach/Proctor-Silex Inc., headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. After the merger, the company becomes the largest manufacturer of small appliances in the United States.
Today, Hamilton Beach Brands, Inc. is a manufacturer of home appliances, air purifiers, and commercial restaurant equipment marketed primarily in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, including coffee makers, espressso machines, coffee grinders, and electric kettles.
Lifestyle – The Business Woman
You are a take charge woman who has a vision of what needs to be done and how to do it. You a quiet pride in what you know you can accomplish without making a fuss about it. You know exactly what you like and don’t like in the way of dress, food and what you beverage you want to drink. Tea or coffee may be one of those drinks, but needs to be exactly how you like it.
Tea can be a warming drink that you may like during the day. In the morning and evening you prefer a great tasting cup of coffee. Just one cup that you can make how
you like in on your espresso machine. Or, you may prefer one cup of French
pressed coffee. The tea and coffee keep you going by giving an energy boost with a tad bit of sugar or cream. A Rancilio semi-automatic espresso machine suits you will.
Espresso Machine and French Press for Less Caffeine
The Espresso machine is one coffee maker type ideal for those who prefer specialty coffees such as an Espresso, Cappuccino, Latte, and Americano. Thus, if you fancy a variety of coffee flavors or if the members in your household prefer different kinds of brews, the espresso machine is one of the best home coffee makers around. Espresso machines come as manual, semi-automatic and super automatic. These espresso machines make coffee by using pressurized steam to make the coffee. This process reduces the amount of caffeine in the coffee.
The French press is a manual variety that allows you to brew coffee one or two cups or more at a time. Those that prefer a stronger cup of coffee use the French press, which also reduces the amount of caffeine in your brew.
Urnex Group Brush
This Urnex Group Brush will clean all parts of your espresso machine. It is ergonomically designed to be the best espresso machine cleaning brush. It is a great group head cleaner that is 9″ long, which is just the right length for every need. The other end has a splash guard and a scoop for perfect dosing amount for your portafilter. This item is on sale at CoffeeMakersShop.com.
Note two views of the brush above.
Features:
- Ergonomic shape for easy use and effective cleaning.
- Splash guard to protect hand from hot water.
- Scoop end for portion dosing (2 scoops = 3g).
Specifications:
- Group Brush Length: 9 inches long
- Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.
Hamilton Beach 15 Bar Espresso Maker 40791
Bring home the aroma and sophistication of a European café with a Hamilton Beach® Espresso Maker. Easily makes delicious, rich espresso and cappuccino in your own kitchen at any time of day.
This espresso machine is over 10% off at CoffeeMakersShop.com. With this Hamilton Beach® Espresso Maker model you can rely on its powerful 15-bar Italian pump and it includes a no-fuss frother and easy-fill reservoir to make the process effortless. Use ground coffee or pre-measured pods — it’s up to you. A step-by-stepDVDand its easy-to-use design will turn you into a home barista in no time.
Features:
• Powerful 15 bar Italian Pump Espresso Machine
• Slick and lock filter holder is specifically designed for fast, easy use
• Removable water reservoir
• Uses easy serve espresso pods or ground espresso
• Heats water quickly to provide hot water on demand
Specifications:
• Shipping Weight: 14 lbs
• Espresso Maker 40791 Limited Warranty: One year free from defeats in materials and workmanship from date of purchase.
Commercial Steamer for Espresso Machines
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Cecilware under its Venezia II Espresso Equipment offers a steamer as model steamer ST220. The standard features on this steamer are:
- Two steam wands for rapid and continuous dispensing.
- 6 quart stainless steel boiler
- 3000 Watt heating element
- Steam pressure gauge with color display
- Endless hot water supply
- 100 Watt motor
This steamer requires .5” male pipe thread connection and includes an in-line water filter. This steamer measures 193/8” by 213/16” by 223/4” and its electrical stats are: 240V, 3.1KW, 13 Amps. This Cecilware steamer weighs 88 pounds and is not certified by ETL or NSF.
For further information contact Grindmaster-Cecilware, Inc.
Commercial Espresso Machines
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Commercial espresso machines are designed for the true barista in mind. The four espresso machines from Cecilware brew a high quality espresso with there Venezia II espresso machines that are all made in the USA with American parts. An inline water filter must be installed on the .5 inch water line for the warranty to be in effect. The installation package that includes the in-line water filter, part OPTESP, costs an additional $900. Barista training is required and is not included in the base price
The Cecilware Venezia II automatic / semi-automatic espresso machines 3 Group at 240 volts pulls 6.5 KW at 27 amps, has a 19 quart boiler that uses an area of 37.88” x 21.56” x 21.5” of space and weighs is 185 pounds. This espresso machine will make up to 720 cups per hour. A line cord is included without a plug; also included are two and one cup filter holder assemblies, hoses and an in-line water filter.
The attractive black/chrome design on all these machines complements any décor. In addition, a full line of espresso and cappuccino accessories are available to meet your needs. All commercial espresso machines are made in the USA with American parts
Commercial Espresso Machines
Commercial espresso machines are designed for the true barista in mind. The four espresso machines from Cecilware brew a high quality espresso with there Venezia II espresso machines that are all made in the USA with American parts. An inline water filter must be installed on the .5 inch water line for the warranty to be in effect. The installation package that includes the in-line water filter, part OPTESP, costs an additional $900. Barista training is required and is not included in the base price
The Cecilware Venezia II automatic / semi-automatic espresso machines 1 Group at 240 volts pulls 10 amps at 2.5 KW, has a 6 quart boiler that uses an area of 20.31” x 21.56” x 21.5” of space and weighs is 106 pounds. This espresso machine will make up to 240 cups per hour. The line cord is included without a plug as well as two and one cup filter holder assemblies and hoses as well as in-line water filter.
The attractive black/chrome design on all these machines complements any décor. In addition, a full line of espresso and cappuccino accessories are available to meet your needs. All commercial espresso machines are made in the USA with American parts.










