The Casadio Nettuno is a professional commercial espresso machine from Italy, designed to support a wide range of business environments, from cafés and restaurants to bakeries, hotels, and higher-volume coffee operations. Available in 1-group, 2-group, and 3-group configurations, Nettuno allows businesses to select a setup based on their available counter space, expected coffee volume, and daily workflow.
Nettuno combines a thermosyphonic thermal system with a steel boiler to provide reliable brewing and steam performance during continuous service. Boiler capacity varies by configuration, from approximately 4.5 to 14.5 litres, allowing businesses to match machine capacity more closely with their operational requirements.
The machine also features electronic volumetric dosing, allowing operators to program coffee volumes in advance. This helps simplify daily operation and provides a more repeatable workflow, particularly in businesses where multiple staff members or different shifts may be working behind the bar. Instead of relying entirely on manual timing, staff can follow programmed doses for greater consistency from one preparation to the next.
The 2- and 3-group configurations feature a 2.4-inch digital display, providing access to machine information and settings, while LED-backlit controls make the interface easier to follow during service. Illuminated work areas around the groups also provide additional visibility for baristas while preparing drinks.
For businesses where consistency across staff is particularly important, Nettuno can be equipped with the optional Easy Steam automatic milk frothing system. This can help create more consistent milk texture and simplify preparation for teams with different levels of barista experience. It can be particularly useful in hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality environments where coffee is an important part of the guest experience but the entire team may not consist of specialist baristas.
Nettuno also supports an optional Wi-Fi Telemetry system, which can provide access to consumption information, alarm history, and machine monitoring data. For businesses operating multiple locations, this type of connectivity can support a more structured approach to equipment monitoring and maintenance planning.