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Bravilor B40 R Bulk Coffee Brewer with 40Ltr Urn 3 Phase
£3,735.00(£4,482.00 inc VAT)
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The Bravilor B40 R is a bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations where demand is continuous and volume is the primary concern. It pairs with a 40-litre double-walled insulated urn that sits alongside the machine and can be detached and transported once brewing is complete. The urn is plug-in electric, so it maintains coffee at serving temperature independently of the brewing unit — a practical arrangement where the point of service is physically separate from the brewing station.
In high-volume environments — stadium concourses, arena kiosks, conference centres, racecourse hospitality, and large event catering — the combination of sustained brewing output and a portable self-heating urn allows service staff to maintain flow at a remote position without repeatedly returning to a fixed plumbing point. Recovery between batches is consistent, and the machine is built for the prolonged, repetitive use that comes with all-day or multi-session events rather than the lighter intermittent demand of a standard hospitality setting.
Practical advantages for operators include:
- Detachable urn allows coffee service to operate independently from the brewing unit
- Double-walled insulation holds temperature without continuous reheating at the serving point
- Consistent output across extended service periods reduces staff pressure during peak demand
- Plug-in urn connection simplifies deployment at remote kiosks or service counters
- Well suited to batched brewing workflows where large volumes are prepared ahead of service
Installation requires careful planning. The B40 R runs on a three-phase electrical supply and requires a direct mains water connection — neither can be improvised on site. Hardwiring by a qualified electrician is necessary; a plug-and-socket connection is not appropriate at this output level. At 59kg, the combined weight of the unit and a full urn places meaningful demands on any counter or surface, so load capacity should be confirmed before installation. Once plumbed and wired, this is not a machine that can be repositioned easily, so placement decisions need to be made at the outset.
The B40 R is best suited to large venues and event caterers operating at genuine scale. For smaller hospitality operations or restaurants with moderate coffee demand, a lower-output machine would be a more practical and cost-effective fit. For sites running multiple simultaneous service points, it is worth considering whether additional units or a different configuration would better match the operational workflow.
If you are working through the logistics of a machine at this level — whether that is power supply, counter loading, or deployment across an event site — the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to anything.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of venues and events is the B40 R genuinely suited to?
The B40 R is designed for operations where coffee demand is sustained and volume is the primary challenge — stadium concourses, arenas, large conference facilities, racecourse hospitality, and event catering at scale. It is likely more machine than most restaurant or café kitchens require, and operators with moderate demand would typically be better served by a lower-output model.
What are the key installation requirements before the machine can go into service?
The B40 R requires a three-phase electrical supply and must be hardwired by a qualified electrician — a standard plug connection is not suitable for a machine at this output level. It also needs a direct mains water connection. At 59kg, surface or counter load capacity should be checked in advance, and because the machine cannot easily be moved once installed, placement should be finalised before any work begins.
How does the detachable urn work in a real service environment?
Once brewing is complete, the 40-litre urn detaches from the machine and can be transported to a remote service point — a kiosk, a hospitality counter, or a temporary serving station. The urn is plug-in electric and double-walled, so it continues to hold coffee at serving temperature without needing to remain connected to the brewer, which is particularly useful where the service area is some distance from the fixed plumbing point.
Size and weight
- Weight
- 59kg
- Dimensions
- 1100(H) x 803(W) x 652(D)mm
Capacity and performance
- Colour
- Silver
- Temperature range
- 0°C to 96°C
- Warranty non commercial
- true
Power and energy
- Warranty
- 2 Years Parts & 1 Year Labour Commercial Only Warranty
£3,735.00(£4,482.00 inc VAT)
£3,735.00(£4,482.00 inc VAT)
The Bravilor B40 R is a bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations where demand is continuous and volume is the primary concern. It pairs with a 40-litre double-walled insulated urn that sits alongside the machine and can be detached and transported once brewing is complete. The urn is plug-in electric, so it maintains coffee at serving temperature independently of the brewing unit — a practical arrangement where the point of service is physically separate from the brewing station.
In high-volume environments — stadium concourses, arena kiosks, conference centres, racecourse hospitality, and large event catering — the combination of sustained brewing output and a portable self-heating urn allows service staff to maintain flow at a remote position without repeatedly returning to a fixed plumbing point. Recovery between batches is consistent, and the machine is built for the prolonged, repetitive use that comes with all-day or multi-session events rather than the lighter intermittent demand of a standard hospitality setting.
Practical advantages for operators include:
- Detachable urn allows coffee service to operate independently from the brewing unit
- Double-walled insulation holds temperature without continuous reheating at the serving point
- Consistent output across extended service periods reduces staff pressure during peak demand
- Plug-in urn connection simplifies deployment at remote kiosks or service counters
- Well suited to batched brewing workflows where large volumes are prepared ahead of service
Installation requires careful planning. The B40 R runs on a three-phase electrical supply and requires a direct mains water connection — neither can be improvised on site. Hardwiring by a qualified electrician is necessary; a plug-and-socket connection is not appropriate at this output level. At 59kg, the combined weight of the unit and a full urn places meaningful demands on any counter or surface, so load capacity should be confirmed before installation. Once plumbed and wired, this is not a machine that can be repositioned easily, so placement decisions need to be made at the outset.
The B40 R is best suited to large venues and event caterers operating at genuine scale. For smaller hospitality operations or restaurants with moderate coffee demand, a lower-output machine would be a more practical and cost-effective fit. For sites running multiple simultaneous service points, it is worth considering whether additional units or a different configuration would better match the operational workflow.
If you are working through the logistics of a machine at this level — whether that is power supply, counter loading, or deployment across an event site — the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to anything.
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