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Beverage Air SM34N-W Overview
A forced-air milk cooler keeps milk appropriately chilled during serving. The 35" Single Access Forced-Air Milk Cooler (Beverage Air SM34N-W) is ready for your school’s restaurant department. The unit is easy to push around on its included heavy-duty casters. Your milk cartons will always be cool because of the balanced, forced-air refrigeration system and dual evaporator. A cold-air blanket will always go over your milk to ensure that each carton is drinkable and less than 36-38° F. This unit is a simple to clean with its centrally located floor drain that connects to drain hose with hose adapter. This milk cooler comes pre wired and with an 8’ long cord and plug set.
Beverage Air SM34N-W Specs
Model Number
SM34N-W
Length
34.5 Inches
Width
31 Inches
Height
39.5 Inches
Number of Doors
2
Opening Style
Swinging
Voltage
115
Amps
4 V
Manufacturer
Beverage Air
Cubic Feet
13.6 Cu. Ft.
crate capacity
8 Crates
Crate Capacity
8 Crates
Cooling System
Cold Wall
Cooling System
Cold Wall
Carton Capacity
384 Cartons
Carton Capacity
384
Access Type
Single Sided
Weight
277 lbs.
Temperature
32 F - 40 F
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I don't think you could possibly find a single dose stepless espresso grinder built as well as this one for this price. It's heavy! Relatively quiet with little retention thanks to the bellows. I use a 54 mm portafilter, so I bought a dosing cup that size to make it easier. Happens to fit right inside the provided 58 mm, so perfect for grinding, then I just lift it out and pop it onto my portafilter.
It took me a long time to find a stepless grinder of this quality, thanks to the Espresso Outlet's YouTube video. Until I found it, I was almost going to spend a ridiculous amount of money on the niche zero. Thank goodness I didn't because this grinder is just as good for so much less.
Great service and quick shipping.
Turin™ SK40™ Single Dose Stepless Grinder
JRich
Love this Machine!
I have had several prosumer machines but this one is the real deal! The build quality is impressive and the internal components are so clean and well organized. It’s built like a tank. The gear pump is quiet, professional sounding and very accurate at both pressure and flow! I get some of the best shots I’ve made on this machine and love the programmability of the profiles. I’ve also had fun trying profiles that are uploaded by other users! This is an amazing value for a machine that’s at the top of technology and quality in the espresso game!
Wendougee Data S Espresso Machine
Chris Lange
So far after a few weeks
So far, am very impressed. Still learning to steam as is much more powerful than previous machine, but love it! Have plugged it into a smart plug so it’s on and ready in the morning when I come down the stairs.
Turin™ Gallatin DB - Dual Boiler Espresso Machine with PID
Anonymous
I’m honestly beyond belief — this is one of the best pieces of gear I’ve ever had
I’m honestly beyond belief — this is one of the best pieces of gear I’ve ever received. I’ve dreamed of owning a machine like this for years, and it was worth every ounce of the wait.
What makes it stand out? It’s a professional-grade system that somehow hits an incredible budget point without compromising on features. The E61 group head is a timeless classic, and the heat-up time is shockingly fast — especially for a boiler setup.
You’ve got flow control, PID control, and the ability to pull espresso and steam milk simultaneously. It checks every box I’ve been chasing. The build quality is phenomenal, and the pump is whisper-quiet — seriously impressive.
I own a lot of gear, and this machine still managed to blow past my expectations. That says a lot.
Turin Gallatin R HX Espresso Machine with Rotary Pump & PID & Flow Control
Danny O'Brien
Punches above its weight!
I purchased the Turin Legato V2 two weeks ago and I have been blown away! As compared to my previous machine, Breville Barista Express, it is night and day! So much more control and precision. I knew the coffee would taste great and that the shots would be easy to dial in, but an unexpected surprise was how powerful the steam wand is. Even though it's a single boiler machine, there is virtually no wait time between pulling a shot and using the steam wand. Super simple. The design is also a huge plus. It just looks great on the counter with a nice space for warming cups on top. Big fan and so happy with the purchase!
I was one of the first buyers of the DF83V and was very excited before it arrived. Unfortunately, I haven’t found it to be a reliable grinder. Shot times are inconsistent, and when I tried to investigate the cause, I realized that the zero point is constantly changing.
I would set the zero point, turn on the grinder, adjust the setting, and then return to zero—only to find that it had shifted slightly in most cases. Repeating this process multiple times showed that the zero point jumps around unpredictably.
The upper burr carrier is bulky and heavy, and it rests on six very small springs that don’t seem adequate for the job. When adjusting the grind size, you can feel how unsmooth the mechanism is. The resistance when turning the dial changes from hard to easy throughout the adjustment, which feels strange and suggests that something isn’t working quite right.
Another major drawback is that these same six springs also play a role in burr alignment. If some of them wear differently or lose tension for any reason, it could result in the burrs not sitting at a consistent distance from each other across the entire cutting surface.
It’s possible that the specific unit I received was defective from the factory, but there’s no way for me to know for sure. What I do know is that it behaved this way from day one, and the issues may be related to the design choices outlined above.
I also understand that the grinder has since gone through two rounds of improvements, and those changes may address some of these problems. However, as a customer, I can’t recommend a company that releases a half-baked product with known issues and only addresses them later.
