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Well-extracted. Sweet, balanced, and long — this one’s dialed in.
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Espresso machines
Slayer Espresso is built near Seattle, Washington, where each machine is hand-assembled to order. The brand is best known for its patented needle-valve technology, which lets baristas manually control brew flow for a slow, programmable pre-brew and precise flavor profiling. Its machines pair independent per-group brew and steam tanks with PID temperature control for shot-to-shot consistency.
4 models

Slayer Espresso V3
commercialSlayer's flagship commercial machine, in 2- and 3-group configurations with patented needle-valve flow control, a programmable pre-brew timer, and independent brew and steam tanks at each group. Aimed at specialty cafes chasing repeatable, profiled extractions.
~$27,265
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Slayer Espresso Single Group
prosumerA single-group version of Slayer's espresso platform aimed at low-volume cafes and high-end home setups, carrying the same patented needle-valve flow control with independent PID-controlled brew and steam boilers. Offered with extensive custom finishes.
from $13,600
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Slayer Steam Single
single groupSlayer's most accessible machine, bringing the Steam LP's flavor-profiling into a compact body with a 2.5L internal reservoir for plug-and-play use. Features a pre-infusion circuit programmable up to 10 seconds plus separate PID-controlled brew and steam tanks.
~$10,260
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Slayer Steam LP
flagshipA commercial 2- or 3-group machine built around variable pressure profiling, shifting between low-pressure and pump-pressure modes with programmable pre- and post-infusion and volumetric dosing. Each group has its own PID-controlled brew tank and a barista dashboard screen.
from $22,750
Viewkatai deep flavor. good shot
katai no ceramic cups, shot was hot
katai pretty good i will be back to try again!