What's inside the La Marzocco USA 2024 Product Collection

La Marzocco has built professional espresso machines in Florence since 1927, and La Marzocco USA has imported and serviced them from Seattle since 1979. This 56-page 2024 product collection lines up the full commercial and prosumer range — from the Strada X flagship to the Linea Mini home machine — plus Mahlkönig grinder partnerships and the Wally Milk auto-steaming workflow.

Featured collections

Strada X — flagship machine with mass-based profiling, smart saturation and redesigned paddle in 1/2/3-group configurations
Linea Classic S — updated industry workhorse with dual PID, integrated shot timers and mobile-app connectivity
GS3 and Linea Mini — light-commercial and home espresso platforms
Modbar — under-counter modular espresso system
Mahlkönig grinders — E65 S, E80 S and 80 W weight-based and sync-based grinders
La Marzocco grinders — Swan and Swift Classic
Puqpress — automatic tamper
Wally Milk — sensor-driven automatic milk steamer

What you'll find inside

The book is built for café operators: every machine page closes with a spec table covering group count, dimensions, weight, electrical service and boiler capacity. A control-spectrum explainer maps the Manual (MP/EP/Lever), Semi-Auto (EE), Auto-Volumetric (AV) and Auto-with-Scales (ABR) configurations so buyers pick the right level of barista involvement. A grinder buyer's guide compares burr shape (flat vs. conical), motor placement (direct vs. belt) and delivery method (doser, electronic, weight) with a head-to-head Mazzer Super Jolly vs. Mahlkönig E65S benchmark.

Across 56 pages the collection documents the Strada X, Linea Classic S, GS3, Linea Mini, Modbar, La Marzocco and Mahlkönig grinder lines, the Wally Milk and Puqpress workflow gear, plus the Seattle-based support model. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 56 pages in the digital edition right here.