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Product Highlights
- Colour: gold, stainless_steel
- Material: Stainless Steel, Chromed brass, Gold chrome, Wooden handles
- Water Tank Capacity: 1.6L
Product Overview
LA PAVONI LPLEXP01AU | Expo 2015 Manual Lever Coffee Machine

The La Pavoni Expo 2015 coffee machine is designed in stainless steel, chrome brass and gold chrome finish giving you an elegant brewing touch to your kitchen. It is equipped with a wooden handle manual lever for manual pre-infusion and coffee brewing. It includes a removable drip tray for accommodating larger coffee cups and for easy cleaning and maintenance.
HANDMADE IN MILAN
Since 1905 La Pavoni’s passion has been creating innovative, high-quality coffee machines made by hand in Milan. Know-how, creativity and style spring from this Italian identity and characterise the company’s commitment to designing timeless machines that produce the finest café-quality coffee. La Pavoni reflects the defining characteristics of Italian design - elegance, originality and premium performance.
WOODEN COMPONENTS / S.S AND GOLD BODY
La Pavoni coffee machines are made by hand in Milan demonstrating a dedication to perfecting coffee for over a century. Crafted with a refined brass finish and a stainless steel and gold body, La Pavoni machines are premium appliances built to endure the rigours of producing coffee of the highest standard.
STEAM WAND
The flexible and durable stainless steel wand can be adjusted, allowing easy access to create silky milk froth in any milk jug.
BOILER GAUGE
When it comes to brewing great espresso coffee there are many variables that can affect the quality of extraction. The boiler gauge monitors pressure to create the optimal conditions for the best coffee extraction, allowing for a perfectly brewed coffee every time.
Specifications
Global
- Model Number: LPLEXP01AU
General
- Colour: Gold, Stainless Steel
- Material: Stainless Steel, Chromed brass, Gold chrome, Wooden handles
- Water Tank Capacity: 1.6L
Features
- Touch Control: No
Energy Specification/Power
- Power (W): 950watts
- Voltage (V): 220–240
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Dimensions
- Depth: 290mm
- Height: 350mm
- Width: 200mm
Weight
- Weight (Kg): 9
In The Box & Warranty
- Included: 1 x 1 cup filter basket, 1 x 2 cup filter basket, 1 x Competition filter basket, 1 x Tamper, 1 x Measuring spoon, 1 x Professional filter holder, 1 x Cappuccino automatic, 1 x Eagle cap ornament
- Warranty (Years): 2
Manuals
Why Buy?
Manual lever espresso for a considered coffee ritual
The La Pavoni Expo 2015 is a lever coffee machine built around a wooden-handled manual lever, giving you direct control over pre-infusion and extraction pressure rather than leaving it to a pump. Handmade in Milan, it draws on La Pavoni's coffee-making lineage since 1905.
Pulling the lever yourself means you set the pace of extraction, and the boiler gauge lets you read pressure in real time so you can repeat a good result rather than guess at it. The stainless steel steam wand adjusts to sit over any jug, giving you the reach needed to texture milk properly instead of working around a fixed nozzle. A removable drip tray takes larger cups and lifts out for cleaning, so the ritual doesn't come with extra maintenance friction.
Finished in stainless steel, chrome brass and gold chrome, it reads as an object rather than an appliance, suited to a kitchen where the coffee machine is left out on the bench rather than tucked away. At 200mm wide and 950W, it sits comfortably on most benchtops without demanding a dedicated appliance run. This is a machine for slow mornings, not one-touch convenience.
Buy this if…
- You want a lever coffee machine that puts pressure and timing in your hands
- You value handmade Italian construction in stainless steel, brass and gold chrome
- You're drawn to La Pavoni for its history rather than just its output
- You want a steam wand with enough reach for proper milk texturing
- You're happy to trade one-touch automation for a slower, hands-on routine





