Dr. Coffee

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

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Why Choose Dr. Coffee Machines?

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.

  • Swiss-engineered brew group: Ceramic-lined 14g brew chamber rated for 250,000 cycles — the same core technology used in leading European super-automatics at a fraction of the capital cost.
  • Genuine bean-to-cup workflow: On-board conical burr grinder, programmable dose (6–14g), adjustable brew temperature (85–96°C), and automatic milk frothing deliver consistent drinks without operator skill.
  • Commercial-grade build: Stainless steel exterior, 4L dual boiler system on flagship models, and a 5.7" or 10.1" colour touchscreen built for self-serve and staff-serve environments.
  • National support from Industry Kitchens: Stocked in our Australian warehouses, backed by a 12-month commercial warranty, with technicians available for installation and preventative maintenance.

Buying Guide: Dr. Coffee Range

F11 Big Plus — Flagship High-Volume

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.

F2 Plus — Mid-Range Office & Café

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.

CoffeeBar — Self-Serve & Convenience

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.

Proxima C11 — Compact Premium

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 Comparison

ModelCups/DayBean HopperScreenBest For
F11 Big PlusUp to 3502 × 250g10.1"Hotels, canteens
F2 Plus120–2001 × 250g7"Offices, clinics
CoffeeBar200+1 × 1kg10.1"Self-serve, C-stores
Proxima C1180–1501 × 250g5.7"Boardrooms, reception

Speak to a Dr. Coffee Specialist Book a Demo in Melbourne

Care & Maintenance

  • Daily milk line rinse: Run the automatic milk cleaning cycle at the end of every service — fresh milk residue left in the silicone line overnight is the single biggest cause of warranty claims on bean-to-cup machines.
  • Weekly brew group backflush: Use Dr. Coffee-supplied cleaning tablets via the automatic descaling cycle. This prevents coffee oil build-up in the 14g brew chamber and protects the ceramic seal.
  • Monthly water filter check: Replace or inspect the inline water filter to protect the dual boiler from scale. Machines installed in hard-water postcodes (most of metropolitan Adelaide and Perth) should move to fortnightly.
  • Annual technician service: Book a preventative service every 12 months or 50,000 cups — whichever comes first. Industry Kitchens coordinates servicing nationally through the authorised Dr. Coffee technician network.

Dr. Coffee FAQs

Is Dr. Coffee a reputable commercial coffee machine brand?

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.

What's the difference between the Dr. Coffee F11 and the F2 Plus?

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.

Do Dr. Coffee machines meet Australian electrical and compliance standards?

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.

How long does a Dr. Coffee machine last in a commercial setting?

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.

How to Choose the Right Dr. Coffee Machine

  1. Estimate your daily cup volume first. Under 150 cups/day points to the Proxima C11; 150–200 cups/day suits the F2 Plus; 200–350 cups/day needs the F11 Big Plus; self-serve retail environments should look at the CoffeeBar regardless of volume.
  2. Confirm your milk workflow. If you serve cappuccinos and lattes, specify the integrated fresh milk fridge option — it's available on the F11 and CoffeeBar and is essential for HACCP compliance in food service venues.
  3. Check your power and water supply. Confirm a nearby 10A or 15A power outlet and mains water connection (or specify the tank-fed option for pop-up locations). Our product specialists can review your floor plan before you order.
  4. Book a demo at our Melbourne HQ. Taste the espresso, check the interface, and confirm the machine fits your venue's workflow before committing — Industry Kitchens runs scheduled Dr. Coffee tastings at our demo kitchen by appointment.