
Industry Kitchens is an authorised Australian supplier of Dr. Coffee fully automatic commercial coffee machines — including the F11 Big Plus, F2 Plus, CoffeeBar, and Proxima C11 bean-to-cup series. Engineered in Zhuhai with Swiss-designed brew groups, Dr. Coffee machines deliver café-grade espresso, milk textures, and specialty drinks across hotels, offices, convenience stores, and self-serve venues. Speak with a product specialist or visit our Melbourne demo kitchen for a hands-on tasting.
Dr. Coffee fully automatic machines deliver consistent café-quality espresso at the touch of a button — making them the go-to choice for venues pouring 150–350 cups a day without a trained barista. Every model is built around a Swiss-designed ceramic brew group engineered for 250,000+ brew cycles, which is why Industry Kitchens stocks the range nationally and services it from our Melbourne HQ.
The F11 Big Plus is Dr. Coffee's top-tier machine, designed for venues brewing up to 350 cups per day. It features twin 250g bean hoppers, a 4L dual boiler, automatic milk frothing with fresh milk fridge compatibility, and a 10.1" colour touchscreen. Ideal for hotel breakfast buffets, conference centres, and high-traffic office canteens.
The F2 Plus delivers the same Swiss brew group in a smaller footprint, handling 120–200 cups per day. It's the workhorse for mid-sized offices, medical clinics, and small cafés that want espresso, cappuccino, latte, and hot chocolate from a single touch — without a trained barista on site.
The CoffeeBar is a purpose-built self-serve unit designed for convenience stores, petrol stations, and university common rooms. It features a tamper-proof lockable panel, cup-sensing, and integration-ready coin/card payment systems. Built for 200+ cups per day with minimal supervision.
The Proxima C11 brings premium Dr. Coffee performance into a compact 305mm-wide body suited to boardrooms, showrooms, and small reception areas. Despite its size, it keeps the full ceramic brew group, milk frothing, and 5.7" touchscreen — ideal for 80–150 cups per day.
| Model | Cups/Day | Bean Hopper | Screen | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F11 Big Plus | Up to 350 | 2 × 250g | 10.1" | Hotels, canteens |
| F2 Plus | 120–200 | 1 × 250g | 7" | Offices, clinics |
| CoffeeBar | 200+ | 1 × 1kg | 10.1" | Self-serve, C-stores |
| Proxima C11 | 80–150 | 1 × 250g | 5.7" | Boardrooms, reception |
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Yes — Dr. Coffee is one of the largest dedicated commercial espresso machine manufacturers in China, founded in 2007 and headquartered in Zhuhai. The company supplies fully automatic bean-to-cup machines to global hotel groups, quick-service chains, and convenience brands, and holds CE, NSF, and RCM certification for the Australian market. All Dr. Coffee machines sold through Industry Kitchens are backed by a 12-month commercial warranty and a national technician network.
The F11 Big Plus is built for up to 350 cups per day with twin bean hoppers, a 4L dual boiler, and a 10.1" touchscreen — ideal for hotels and large canteens. The F2 Plus handles 120–200 cups per day with a single hopper and a 7" screen, making it better suited to mid-sized offices and clinics. Both machines share the same Swiss-designed ceramic brew group, so cup quality is identical — the difference is throughput, hopper capacity, and boiler size.
Yes. Every Dr. Coffee model supplied by Industry Kitchens carries the Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) and is wired to AS/NZS 3820 electrical safety standards. Most models run on a standard 10-amp or 15-amp single-phase outlet, with the F11 Big Plus requiring a dedicated 15-amp circuit. Full electrical specifications and installation sheets are available from our product specialists on request — see the GEMS program for Australian commercial equipment compliance context.
A Dr. Coffee machine serviced to schedule will typically deliver 7–10 years of commercial life, with the ceramic brew group rated for 250,000 brew cycles before replacement. Operators brewing 150 cups a day should expect roughly five years before any major component service. The biggest determinant of lifespan is water quality and milk-line hygiene — venues using inline water filtration and running the daily milk rinse routinely extend their machines well beyond the rated cycle count.