2 models covered
Swiss bean-to-cup machines with a small sealed boiler. Usually ordered from a coffee supplier and never examined.
Swiss bean-to-cup machines ordered as part of a coffee supply contract and almost never added to a Written Scheme, because nobody in the buying chain thinks of them as pressure equipment. The boiler is small — around 1.2 litres — and sealed inside the body, which is exactly why it gets missed.
Models covered
Every Rex Royal model below has its own page covering the examination scope for that machine's boiler configuration, the typical rate, and the faults we see most often on it.
bean to cup
A compact Swiss bean-to-cup with a sealed 1.2 litre steel boiler at a 2.4 bar design rating. The machine most often found missing from a Written Scheme.
bean to cup
The larger Rex Royal, still on the same small sealed vessel as the S2 but with a bigger brew platform and more use per day.
Parts on this range
The Rex Royal certified valve is a 1/4-inch 2.3–2.4 bar part (058625 / 058629), not the 1.8 bar valve used on traditional machines, so a generic valve cannot be substituted. It retails at about €135 including VAT, roughly £117 in UK trade.
Technical library
We hold 34 manuals and technical documents, 10 parts diagrams for Rex Royal — 45 files in all. That is what lets us answer a question about a specific model rather than guess at it. Ask us for a section and we will send it.
Questions
Not sure which model you have? The make and model are on the boiler plate — send us a photo and we will identify it.
0208 037 9340Yes — Rex Royal is one of the ranges our engineers cover nationwide. Swiss bean-to-cup machines with a small sealed boiler. Usually ordered from a coffee supplier and never examined.
Across the 2 Rex Royal models we cover, a standalone examination runs from £all priced at the same rate + VAT. Every one of the 2 models we cover here carries a single steam boiler, so the examination comes down to one pressure vessel and one set of protective devices. Swiss bean-to-cup machines ordered as part of a coffee supply contract and almost never added to a Written Scheme, because nobody in the buying chain thinks of them as pressure equipment. The boiler is small — around 1.2 litres — and sealed inside the body, which is exactly why it gets missed. Rates are published rather than quoted on application — call 0208 037 9340 with the model and postcode and you will have the exact figure on the call.
2 of them: S2, S300. Their group configurations run bean to cup. Each model has its own page setting out the examination scope for that machine's boiler layout and the rate it carries.
Tell us the model, the group count and the postcode — you will have a fixed figure and a date before you hang up.
