Bravilor B10 R Bulk Coffee Brewer with 10Ltr Urn Three Phase

The Bravilor B10 R is a three-phase bulk filter coffee brewer designed for high-volume catering operations where large quantities of fresh coffee need to be produced quickly and kept ready for service. It brews directly into a 10-litre mobile VHG container, which can then be disconnected and taken directly to service points — whether that's a hospitality suite, conference hall, or event floor.

In demanding environments such as stadium hospitality, large conferences, or mass catering events, the ability to produce and move significant volumes of coffee without tying up service staff is a genuine operational advantage. The VHG container uses double-wall insulation combined with an electric heating element to maintain temperature once brewed, so quality doesn't degrade between the brewing station and the guest.

From a practical standpoint, the B10 R offers a number of clear operational benefits:

• Produces large volumes of fresh filter coffee without continuous staff attendance
• Mobile urn allows coffee to be served directly at the point of need
• Double insulation and electric heating maintain serving temperature throughout service
• Stainless steel construction is straightforward to clean down between brews
• Three-phase power delivery supports consistent, rapid brewing performance under heavy use

Installation requires both hardwiring to a three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — this is not a plug-and-play machine. A qualified electrician and plumber will be needed before the unit can be commissioned. The machine's footprint and 35kg weight mean it should be positioned on a stable, dedicated surface with appropriate access for the urn to be removed and replaced easily during service.

The B10 R is well suited to large-scale event catering, contract catering operations, and venues where coffee is served in bulk to significant numbers of guests in a short window. It is less suited to operations requiring individual cup-by-cup control or where brewing volumes are modest — in those cases, a smaller-capacity brewer would be a more practical fit. For sites needing to run multiple urns simultaneously or serve even higher volumes, it is worth discussing whether a multi-brewer configuration would better match the demand.

If you're unsure whether the B10 R matches your service volumes or installation setup, our team is happy to talk through the specifics before you commit.