Experience unmatched strength and efficiency with the Boxer 2 Group Volumetric

The Rocket Espresso Boxer 2 Group Volumetric is designed to deliver consistent, high-quality espresso in busy environments. Built for efficiency, it features a powerful 13.2-liter heat exchange boiler, ensuring nonstop performance for continuous drink preparation.

Equipped with a thermosiphon system for temperature stability and durable steam wands, it produces rich espresso and silky, finely textured microfoam for perfect lattes.

A manual override complements the volumetric controls, giving baristas the flexibility to maintain shot consistency or customize extraction as needed. With a dual pressure gauge and adjustable water temperature, this machine provides the precision and control essential for passionate coffee professionals.

The Boxer 2 Group Volumetric is both visually appealing and effortless to operate

When it comes to both style and performance, Rocket designed this machine to turn heads. With its sleek, minimalist aesthetic and refined structure, it showcases the true craftsmanship behind espresso making.

Few brands embrace simplicity while integrating cutting-edge technology as seamlessly as this. Designed to support baristas in delivering top-tier service, it boasts essential features like an automatic backflush system, cool-touch steam wands, and an optional high-clearance drip tray for taller cups.

Beneath its elegant exterior, the machine is engineered for effortless long-term maintenance. Exceptional beverage quality, intuitive operation, and easy upkeep—everything a business owner could ask for.

Rocket specializes in setting the benchmark for premium espresso machines

Every Rocket espresso machine combines strength, dependability, and elegance—everything an espresso lover desires.

If those qualities are what you seek, the Rocket Espresso Boxer 2 Group Volumetric is sure to meet your expectations.

Difference between Boxer 2 Group Standard Height (this one) and Boxer 2 Group Shot Timer Tall Cup

The biggest difference between the two machines is that the tall cup version will have much more cup clearance than the standard Rocket Boxer. So if you needed to fit larger cups in the machine, the tall cup option would be a good choice.

The tall cup version also has a digital display as well, the standard version does not have the display.

How does the thermosiphon system function in the Boxer 2 Group Volumetric?

The thermosiphon plays a crucial role in maintaining a stable brewing temperature, which directly enhances consistency in espresso extraction.

Even when the machine is idle, the thermosiphon continuously circulates hot water through the brew group. This ensures that the group remains heated, allowing baristas to pull espresso shots with uniform quality throughout the day.

Since temperature fluctuations naturally occur in an espresso machine due to changing usage patterns and water movement, the thermosiphon helps regulate heat, reducing inconsistencies in the brewing process.

What is the purpose of the pressure gauges on the Boxer 2 Group Volumetric?

The Boxer 2 Group Volumetric features pressure gauges that display both group and boiler pressure, but their real value lies in how you interpret and use this information.

Once the machine is switched on, the boiler gauge should indicate pressure within the green zone—this confirms it's ready for brewing espresso or steaming milk. If the reading is below this range, the machine is still warming up.

When pulling an espresso shot, the group pressure gauge reveals the pump’s pressure output. If the pressure is incorrect, the shot may be flawed, and reviewing your preparation steps can help you troubleshoot.

Low pressure might suggest the need for a slightly larger coffee dose. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, consider applying slightly more tamping pressure—though be cautious not to overdo it, as excessive tamping can have the opposite effect.

By making adjustments and monitoring the gauge, you can refine your technique, using it as a real-time tool to perfect your espresso-making skills.

How do manual and volumetric dosing differ in the Boxer 2 Group Volumetric espresso machine?

The primary distinction between the dosing methods lies in the level of control you have over the extraction process.

With volumetric dosing, you simply start the extraction, and the machine takes care of the rest, automatically stopping once the set espresso volume is reached. This feature is particularly useful in high-traffic environments like cafés or offices, where consistency among different users is essential.

On the other hand, manual dosing requires you to begin and end the extraction yourself, allowing for greater flexibility. While a solid understanding of extraction techniques can be beneficial, this method offers the opportunity to experiment and fine-tune your brew.

In essence, the Boxer 2 Group Volumetric gives you the best of both worlds, offering both precision and creative freedom beyond the capabilities of traditional volumetric or semiautomatic espresso machines.