The Astoria Gloria comes in three distinct models:
The Astoria Gloria AL is the lever-operated version of the Gloria series. Unlike modern pump-driven machines, the AL model uses the pressure of a compression spring within the group head to reach the required brewing pressure. This makes it a popular choice for those who prefer the traditional manual brewing method. For parts specific to the lever-operated Gloria, you can visit our dedicated lever machine website: Brooks Espresso Machines.
The Astoria Gloria AEP is the basic manual model in the Gloria lineup. This version does not have a flowmeter, so the brewing process is entirely manual, allowing the barista to start and stop the process using a simple knob. The AEP model is available with 1 to 4 brewing groups to accommodate different volumes of coffee production. Additionally, the 1 and 2-group versions come in a 120V configuration, while the 3 and 4-group models are available only in 230/400V configurations.
This model is ideal for coffee shops that prefer manual control over the brewing process while still needing a robust and reliable machine.
The Astoria Gloria SAE/Display is the high-end version of the Gloria series, equipped with volumetric dosing. This version features a touchpad that allows users to select pre-set coffee options, ensuring consistent brewing with each shot. The SAE model is available with 1 to 4 brewing groups and comes in 230/380V versions. Smaller models, such as the 1-group and 2-group machines, are also available in 120V configurations. This model is perfect for cafes and restaurants requiring a high level of automation and consistency.
The Astoria Gloria espresso machine offers a variety of models to suit different operational needs, from the traditional lever-operated AL model to the automated SAE version with volumetric dosing. Whether you need parts for manual control or automated features, Brooks Parts offers a comprehensive selection of components to help you maintain and repair your Astoria Gloria espresso machine.
