Compact, Sleek and Quiet
Small-footprint machines suited to kitchens, guest rooms, offices and worktops.
Dedicated ESPRESTO Capsules
K-Fee machines use ESPRESTO coffee and hot-drink capsules designed for the K-Fee system.
More Coffee in Every Capsule
K-Fee capsules contain around 45% more coffee than typical aluminium capsules.
Ideal for Hotels and Homes
A straightforward option for guest rooms, boardrooms, showrooms, receptions and smaller shared spaces.
K-Fee One Capsule Coffee Machine£120.00£120.00
K-Fee Lattensia+ | Capsule Coffee Machine£395.00£395.00
K-Fee Twins II Capsule Coffee Machine£180.00£180.00
How Does a Pod or Capsule Coffee Machine Work?
A pod or capsule machine prepares each drink from a pre-portioned serving of coffee.
Insert the correct capsule, select the drink and the machine controls the water and extraction automatically.
There is no need to grind beans, measure coffee or empty loose coffee grounds after every drink.
This makes capsule machines particularly useful where quick operation, compact size and consistent results matter more than extensive drink adjustment.
StafCo’s current machines use rigid ESPRESTO capsules designed for the K-Fee system.
What’s the Difference Between Coffee Pods and Coffee Capsules?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but they don't actually mean the same thing!
Coffee pods are usually soft, paper-based sachets. Coffee capsules are rigid containers made from materials such as plastic or aluminium.
K-Fee machines use premium, rigid ESPRESTO capsules, so capsule machine is the technically correct description for the products currently shown here.
“Pod machine” remains common customer search language, but always check the format required by the individual machine.
Is a Pod or Capsule Machine Right for You?
A capsule machine can be a good choice when convenience, consistency and compact size are the priorities.
Before choosing, consider:
- Where the machine will be installed
- How many drinks it will prepare each day
- The available worktop space
- Which drinks you want to offer
- Whether fresh-milk drinks are required
- Who will use the machine
- The ongoing capsule cost
- How capsules will be stored and replenished
For regular shared use or busy peak periods, a commercial bean-to-cup machine may provide greater capacity. For individual rooms and lower-volume spaces, a capsule machine may be the simpler option.
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Capsule Coffee Machine or Bean-to-Cup Machine?
Both make coffee automatically, but they suit different priorities.
Capsule coffee machines
Best for: Compact spaces, individual rooms, occasional drinks and lower-volume settings.
Capsules are pre-portioned, quick to use and require very little preparation. The machines are usually compact and straightforward to clean.
Bean-to-cup coffee machines
Best for: Freshly ground coffee, regular shared use and wider drink adjustment.
Bean-to-cup machines grind whole coffee beans for each drink and can offer more control over coffee strength, volume and milk preparation.
Choose a capsule machine when simplicity, compact size and consistent portions matter most. Choose bean-to-cup when freshly ground coffee and greater drink flexibility are the priority.
Coffee Pod & Capsule Machine FAQs
Straightforward answers about capsule systems, pod terminology, drinks, cleaning, running costs and choosing a compact coffee machine.
Are pod and capsule coffee machines the same?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but they are technically different. Coffee pods are usually soft paper sachets, while capsules are rigid containers holding a measured portion of coffee or another drink ingredient.
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Which pod or capsule machine brands does StafCo sell?
StafCo’s current capsule machine range is made by K-Fee. These machines use dedicated ESPRESTO capsules designed for the K-Fee system.
Premium quality coffee in elite technology capsules, for modern, sleek and quiet K-fee capsule coffee machines.
Can I use any coffee capsule in any capsule machine?
No. Capsule systems use different shapes and brewing formats. Using capsules designed for the machine ensures the correct fit, reliable operation and intended drink result.
Which capsules do StafCo’s current machines use?
StafCo’s current machines use ESPRESTO capsules designed specifically for the K-Fee system. Coffee, tea, chocolate and other hot-drink options are available within the range.
Are capsule coffee machines suitable for home use?
Yes. Their compact size and straightforward operation make them a practical option for home kitchens, home offices and occasional everyday drinks.
Are capsule machines suitable for hotel guest rooms?
The compact K-Fee One is particularly useful where space is limited. The Twins II offers a larger water tank for rooms or guest areas where more drinks may be prepared between refills.
Can I lease a capsule coffee machine?
Yes, absolutely. All our coffee machines can be bought outright, or leased with flexible finance.
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Are capsule machines suitable for boardrooms and showrooms?
Yes. They provide quick, consistent drinks without requiring a grinder or complicated preparation, making them useful in lower-volume boardrooms, meeting rooms, showrooms and reception areas.
What drinks can a capsule machine prepare?
The choice depends on the machine and compatible capsule range. Options may include espresso, lungo, longer black coffee, tea, drinking chocolate and selected milk-based drinks.
Are capsule coffee machines quiet?
Ours are, yes. Their capsule-based operation avoids the noise of a built-in coffee grinder, making them useful in bedrooms, boardrooms and other quieter environments.
How much coffee is in an ESPRESTO capsule?
K-Fee states that its capsules contain around 45% more coffee than typical aluminium capsules.
Do capsule coffee machines need plumbing?
No, ours don't. The K-fee One, LATTENSIA+ and Twins II use removable water
tanks, so they can be positioned without a mains water connection.
Are capsule machines easy to clean?
Yes. There is no loose coffee or built-in grinder to manage. Routine care usually involves emptying the drip tray and used-capsule container, wiping the machine and following its cleaning programme.
Do capsule machines need descaling?
Yes. Regular descaling helps maintain water flow, drink quality and machine performance. The recommended frequency depends on usage and local water hardness.
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How much does each capsule drink cost?
The cost depends on the capsule type and quantity purchased. Because each capsule contains a measured portion, it is straightforward to calculate and control the cost per drink.
Are capsule machines suitable for busy offices?
They can work well in smaller offices and lower-volume shared spaces. For sustained use or busy peak periods, a commercial bean-to-cup machine will usually offer greater capacity.
Can StafCo help me choose a machine and capsules?
Yes. Tell us where the machine will be installed, how many drinks you expect to make and which drinks you want to offer. We’ll help you choose the appropriate K-Fee machine and ESPRESTO capsule range.
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A Better Capsule System for Guests, Homes and Smaller Spaces
Tell us where the machine will be installed, how many drinks it will make and which drinks you want to provide.
We’ll help you compare the compact K-Fee One, automatic-milk LATTENSIA+ and higher-capacity Twins II — along with the ESPRESTO capsules needed for the setting.
Sleek machines. Proper coffee. Less capsule confusion.