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Coffee machines for filling stations
At a filling station coffee sells around the clock and there is never a barista. The machine has to run on its own — through the night as well.
What hurts — and how Optima solves it
The driver pours their own: the touchscreen walks them through it and payment connects to the machine. The A1000 is built to run without an operator.
The A1000 delivers up to 300 cups a day. The machine passes peaks without the temperature dropping, and does not burn through its life in the quiet hours.
iQFlow holds the extraction profile, and telemetry shows every station in one place: cups, bean consumption, errors by type. A site visit is only needed when something has actually happened.
CleanMaster runs the full cycle from an integrated cartridge, and the spout is washed without being removed. Staff confirm the start and return to the till.
A motorway filling station: an A1000 in the self-service area runs around the clock, while telemetry counts every cup and reports faults.
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Coffee works. At night too.
A national filling-station network trusts us with its coffee because there it has to run unattended around the clock. Your station is the same scenario.
View casesWhich machine suits a filling station
Size it on the peak hour, not the day. For 300+ cups a day, consider the A1000. We select self-service, milk drink and syrup options to suit your menu and workload.
What downtime costs
Coffee at a filling station sells at the moment the driver has already stopped. If the machine is down, the sale never happens at all. So our standard is an engineer with parts within 4 hours across 12+ cities, motorways included.
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