Silvia
A durable stainless-steel single-boiler machine with commercial-style manual controls.
Where to buy
Purchase directly from the retailer. Shipping and returns are handled by the seller.
The details
Rancilio's Silvia uses a compact brass-boiler platform, manual rocker switches, and an articulated stainless-steel steam wand. Its substantial group and portafilter borrow the feel of commercial equipment while keeping the footprint suitable for a home counter.
The machine rewards deliberate temperature management because it lacks a factory PID and shares one boiler between extraction and steam. That simple construction appeals to owners who prioritize serviceability and hands-on technique over programmed shot volumes.
At a glance
- Boiler
- Single brass boiler
- Controls
- Manual rocker switches
- Steam wand
- Articulated stainless steel
Buying and brewing guides
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Setup guide
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