Wega Pegaso Commercial Coffee Machine

Wega are renowned for building dependable commercial machines, and the Pegaso is no exception. Its eye-catching black body looks the part on any café bench, while volumetric dosing, two steam wands, and a hot water tap keep a busy team moving without bottlenecking at the machine. Four programmable doses per group plus a manual brew button give real flexibility for staff working through peak periods, and raised groups give clearance for taller cups and takeaway ware — a practical detail for a high-turnover café.

Automatic boiler fill keeps the machine topped up and ready through service without manual intervention, and the machine is a genuinely capable workhorse that offers strong value for a commercial fit-out. Choosing between the 2-group and 3-group comes down to volume — the 3-group steps up with a larger boiler and an extra group head for higher throughput sites.

• 2 or 3 Group
• Volumetric Dosing
• Twin Steam Wands
• 4 Programmable Doses/Group
• Automatic Boiler Fill
• Black or White

What the Pegaso offers

Who it suits

• Medium- to high-volume cafés needing genuine service speed
• Teams wanting parallel workflow via twin steam wands
• Buyers wanting volumetric dosing over manual timing
• Sites choosing between 2-group and 3-group throughput

Specifications — 2-group vs 3-group

2-group vs 3-group — which to choose

The 3-group steps up from the 2-group with a larger 17L boiler (versus 10.5L), an extra group head for higher simultaneous throughput, and a heavier 82kg build that needs a 25A power supply rather than 20A. If you're running a medium-volume café, the 2-group is genuinely sufficient; if you're expecting sustained peak-hour queues, the extra group head on the 3-group earns its keep.

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