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Quickmill 3035 Pegaso
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Quickmill 3035 Pegaso

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thermoblockFaema E61water tank58 mm portafilterFor beginner
ColourStainless steel squares
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Also available as Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID (9.458,00 kr) · Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID with Flow Control (10.616,00 kr) · Quickmill Sunny (16.358,00 kr) Compare models ↓
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Model
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso
Condition
New
Manufacturer
Quick Mill, Italy
Manufacturer number
QI-03035-O-L-A
EAN
8007062303539
Model comparison

What sets the Quickmill 3035 Pegaso apart from its siblings?

The same product line, different configurations. The rows come from the same data sheet that appears further below.

Same for all: Construction, Group head, Water connection, Pump type, Standby

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Quickmill 3035 Pegaso
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso Price from 7.205,00 kr
Construction
thermoblock
Group head
Faema E61

The E61 was introduced in 1961 and has remained the reference point since. A thermosiphon keeps it at temperature continuously, instead of you having to search for it before each shot. You can get seals, shower screens and portafilters for it from specialty dealers, not just the manufacturer.

Temperature control
no
Preinfusion
programmable

The duration of the pre-infusion can be adjusted rather than being fixed by the machine's configuration. With light roasted beans, which are harder to extract, this is a control you actually need.

Flow control
no

With Flow Control you manually control how quickly the water runs through the coffee grounds: start slowly, then increase pressure. That takes the edge off acidic beans and gives you an extra adjustment. Without Flow Control the extraction runs at a fixed pressure, and that is enough for most recipes.

Boiler volume
0.5 l
Boiler material
brass

Brass combines good thermal conductivity with robustness and has been common in espresso machines for decades. As with copper, water hardness determines how often you need to descale.

Water connection
water tank

With a tank the machine does not need a water connection and can be placed anywhere there is a power outlet. For that you have to refill, and the water quality is in your hands: filtered or soft water reduces descaling.

Steam power
low
Extraction
manual
Pump type
vibration pump

The vibration pump is the most common type for home use: compact, affordable, reliable. It is audible, namely for the duration of the extraction, about half a minute.

Cup warmer
no

The top surface of the machine is warmed by residual heat. A prewarmed cup draws less heat from the espresso, and those last degrees decide whether it still tastes the same in the glass as in the cup.

Standby
no

The machine switches itself off after a set time or goes into a low-power state. That saves electricity when you turn it on in the morning and then forget about it during the day. Without standby it stays on until you switch it off.

Portafilter diameter
58 mm

58 millimeters is the most common size. Baskets, tampers, levelers and distributors are available for it from many manufacturers, so you are not tied to an unusual size or a single supplier.

Heat-up time
10-15 min
Control
without app control
Power
1200 W
thermoblock
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID Price from 9.458,00 kr
Construction
thermoblock
Group head
Faema E61
Temperature control
yes
Preinfusion
no
Flow control
no
Boiler volume
0.5 l
Boiler material
brass
Water connection
water tank
Steam power
low
Extraction
manual
Pump type
vibration pump
Cup warmer
no
Standby
no
Portafilter diameter
58 mm
Heat-up time
5 min
Control
without app control
Power
1200 W
thermoblock
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID with Flow Control
Quickmill 3035 Pegaso PID with Flow Control Price from 10.616,00 kr
Construction
thermoblock
Group head
Faema E61
Temperature control
yes
Preinfusion
no
Flow control
yes
Boiler volume
0.5 l
Boiler material
brass
Water connection
water tank
Steam power
normal to high
Extraction
manual
Pump type
vibration pump
Cup warmer
yes
Standby
no
Portafilter diameter
58 mm
Heat-up time
5-7 min
Control
without app control
Power
1200 W
thermoblock
Quickmill Sunny
Quickmill Sunny Price from 16.358,00 kr
Construction
thermoblock
Group head
Faema E61
Temperature control
no
Preinfusion
no
Flow control
no
Boiler volume
Thermoblock
Boiler material
aluminum
Water connection
water tank
Steam power
low
Extraction
programmable
Pump type
vibration pump
Cup warmer
no
Standby
no
Portafilter diameter
58 mm
Heat-up time
5-6 min
Control
without app control
Power
1350 W
Who the Quickmill 3035 Pegaso is made for

Ready in a few minutes, without wasting electricity.

A thermoblock only heats the water during extraction. The machine is ready within minutes and consumes nothing while just standing there.

  1. 01 Morning rushReady after 10 to 15 minutes. No timer needed.
  2. 02 For those who want to keep it a long time58 mm portafilter, the most common size. Filter baskets, tampers and levelers are available from many manufacturers.
  3. 03 Accessories in standard sizesFaema E61, in production since 1961. Seals, shower screens and portafilters are available from specialist retailers.
What's inside

The technology that matters for espresso.

On the machine

Group headFaema E61

The E61 was introduced in 1961 and has remained the reference point since.

BoilerBrass, 0.5 l

Brass combines good thermal conductivity with robustness and has been common in espresso machines for decades.

WaterWater tank 1.5 l

With a tank the machine does not need a water connection and can be placed anywhere there is a power outlet.

Portafilter58 mm portafilter

58 millimeters is the most common size.

Inside: you do not see it, but you notice it

PreinfusionProgrammable pre-infusion

The duration of the pre-infusion can be adjusted rather than being fixed by the machine's configuration.

PumpVibration pump

The vibration pump is the most common type for home use: compact, affordable, reliable.

Technical data

The data sheet, complete and without needing to ask.

The same values by which you filter and compare in the shop. Is something missing? Write to us, we'll add it.

Technical specifications

Constructionthermoblock
Group headFaema E61

The E61 was introduced in 1961 and has remained the reference point since. A thermosiphon keeps it at temperature continuously, instead of you having to search for it before each shot. You can get seals, shower screens and portafilters for it from specialty dealers, not just the manufacturer.

Pump typevibration pump

The vibration pump is the most common type for home use: compact, affordable, reliable. It is audible, namely for the duration of the extraction, about half a minute.

Temperature controlno
Boiler volume0.5 l
Boiler materialbrass

Brass combines good thermal conductivity with robustness and has been common in espresso machines for decades. As with copper, water hardness determines how often you need to descale.

Preinfusionprogrammable

The duration of the pre-infusion can be adjusted rather than being fixed by the machine's configuration. With light roasted beans, which are harder to extract, this is a control you actually need.

Flow controlno

With Flow Control you manually control how quickly the water runs through the coffee grounds: start slowly, then increase pressure. That takes the edge off acidic beans and gives you an extra adjustment. Without Flow Control the extraction runs at a fixed pressure, and that is enough for most recipes.

Water

Water connectionwater tank

With a tank the machine does not need a water connection and can be placed anywhere there is a power outlet. For that you have to refill, and the water quality is in your hands: filtered or soft water reduces descaling.

Tank volume1.5 l
Tank positionside-mounted

Operation

Extractionmanual
Controlwithout app control
Portafilter diameter58 mm

58 millimeters is the most common size. Baskets, tampers, levelers and distributors are available for it from many manufacturers, so you are not tied to an unusual size or a single supplier.

Cup warmerno

The top surface of the machine is warmed by residual heat. A prewarmed cup draws less heat from the espresso, and those last degrees decide whether it still tastes the same in the glass as in the cup.

Heat-up time10-15 min
Standbyno

The machine switches itself off after a set time or goes into a low-power state. That saves electricity when you turn it on in the morning and then forget about it during the day. Without standby it stays on until you switch it off.

Steam powerlow

Dimensions and energy

Width32 cm
Depth28 cm
Height39 cm
Weight15 kg
Power1200 W

Care and service

Maintenancehigh

Use

Area of applicationbeginner

Manufacturer: Quickmill · Quick Mill S.r.l., V. Stati Uniti d’America 6/8, 20030 Senago (MI), Italy, www.quickmill.it, [email protected]

From our roastery

The matching espresso, freshly roasted.

Three varieties that we have dialed in on exactly this machine. Start recipe included.

All coffee beans in our range are organic.

Mondgold Decaf, decaffeinated organic coffee from Chiapas Mondgold Decaf, decaffeinated organic coffee from Chiapas

Sweetness of cane sugar on the first sip, followed by hazelnut and milk chocolate, with dried fruits and a light citrus note in the finish.

Start recipe: 18 g → 36 g in 25 s

Hochlandjuwel organic coffee Ethiopia Guji, Natural Hochlandjuwel organic coffee Ethiopia Guji, Natural

Tastes like berry compote with a chocolate finish. Rosehip and cherry on the first sip, followed by pronounced blueberry, dark chocolate in the finish.

Start recipe: 17-18 g → 34-43 g (1:2 to 1:2.5) in 27-30 s

Hornisgrinde Organic Espresso, Single Origin Brazil Hornisgrinde Organic Espresso, Single Origin Brazil

Marzipan on the first sip, followed by milk chocolate, vanilla in the finish. Round body, soft texture, very little acidity.

Start recipe: 17-18 g in the double basket → 36-40 g (Brew Ratio 1:2 to 1:2.3) in 28-32 s

Beans ship free with the machine and come from the same roast week.

Useful accessories

The parts you really need

Wiedecent Tamper V6 58.35 mm Wiedecent Tamper V6 58.35 mm

The tamper supplied with most machines is made of plastic. A properly fitting tamper fills the portafilter basket to the edge, and it is exactly there that you find out whether the water will flow through evenly.

1.342,00 krincl. VAT.
Brewing group brush with wooden handle Brewing group brush with wooden handle

Run it through the brew group once a day, two minutes of work. Without that, coffee oils build up on the shower screen and the extraction becomes uneven long before you taste it.

174,00 krincl. VAT.
PULY Caff Powder NSF PULY Caff Powder NSF

Backflush with a blind basket every one to two weeks. This removes the coffee oils from the group head and valve that the water jet does not reach.

126,00 krincl. VAT.
Service & warranty

You buy a machine for ten years. We'll be there.

2 years statutory warranty, handled by us

You write to us, not the manufacturer. We organize pickup, repair and return shipping.

Voluntary 5 year warranty, for an additional charge

Paid option that you add in the purchase area. It covers you three years longer than the statutory warranty. Surcharge per model, here 1.737,00 kr.

Spare parts & maintenance

Seals, shower screens, pumps in stock. Maintenance service recommended after two years.

Installments via PayPal

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Wie stabil hält die Pegaso 3035 die Brühtemperatur über mehrere Shots, und wie arbeitet der Thermoblock im Vergleich zu einem klassischen Messingboiler?

Der Thermoblock mit über 0,5 m Kupfer-Thermospirale liefert schnelle Betriebsbereitschaft in 10–15 Minuten. Die Pegaso 3035 kommt allerdings ohne PID-Steuerung, das bedeutet faktisch keine regelbare Temperaturkonstanz. Bei Back-to-Back-Shots driftet die Temperatur, weil das Thermoblock-Konzept ohne PID den Durchfluss nicht kompensiert. Für reproduzierbare Extraktion über mehrere Bezüge empfehle ich dir die Pegaso 3035 PID, dort stabilisiert die PID-Regelung die Brühtemperatur aktiv und du kannst die Zieltemperatur digital setzen. Alternativ bietet die Rubino Plus mit 1,8 L Edelstahlkessel und PID deutlich mehr thermische Masse.

Wie fein mahlt das integrierte 43-mm-Scheibenmahlwerk für Espresso, und welchen Totraum habe ich beim Dosenwechsel?

Die 43-mm-Flachmahlscheiben mahlen fein genug für Espresso, das Mahlwerk hat Raststufen zur Verstellung. Totraum und Retention sind beim integrierten Mahlwerk konstruktionsbedingt höher als bei Standalone-Mühlen, rechne mit 2–3 g Restmahlgut im Mahlkanal. Für Single-Origin-Wechsel bedeutet das: du musst purgen oder akzeptierst Mix aus vorheriger Bohne. Wenn du täglich zwischen Bohnen wechselst oder präzise Dosierung im Sub-Gramm-Bereich brauchst, limitiert dich das integrierte Mahlwerk. Für Home-Barista-Einsatz mit einer Hauptbohne ist die Pegaso 3035 praktisch, für Varietäten-Rotation empfehle ich dir eine separate Mühle.

Vibrationspumpe mit 30 % Geräuschreduzierung, wie laut ist die Pegaso 3035 im Betrieb wirklich, und taugt die Pumpe für tägliche Mehrfach-Bezüge?

Die Vibrationspumpe mit Quick-Mill-Dämpfung ist hörbar leiser als Standard-Vibes, aber immer noch deutlich wahrzunehmen, besonders morgens. Für 2–4 Shots täglich ist die Pumpe ausgelegt. Bei höherem Durchsatz oder wenn du Ruhe im Workflow willst, schau dir die Elevate R mit Rotationspumpe an: 40 % Geräuschreduzierung, flüsterleise und für sehr hohe Shot-Zahlen konzipiert. Die Pegaso 3035 ist als Einstiegsmaschine für Home-Barista gedacht, shots_per_day: low. Wenn du täglich 6+ Shots ziehst, stößt du mittelfristig an thermische und mechanische Grenzen.

Kann ich mit der Pegaso 3035 ohne PID reproduzierbare Temperaturen bei helleren Röstungen halten?

Nein, ehrlich gesagt nicht. Die Pegaso 3035 nutzt einen Thermoblock ohne PID-Steuerung, du kannst die Brühtemperatur nicht aktiv einstellen. Bei hellen Specialty-Röstungen, die ein enges Temperaturfenster zwischen 88 und 93 °C brauchen, wird das schnell zum Problem. Du musst dich auf den Thermostat verlassen, der die Temperatur mechanisch regelt, aber keine präzise Einstellung erlaubt. Für reproduzierbare Extraktion mit helleren Bohnen empfehle ich dir die Pegaso 3035 PID, die hat integrierte PID-Steuerung und Display, sodass du die Temperatur gezielt anpassen kannst.

Wie unterscheidet sich die Brühgruppe der Pegaso 3035 von einer E61 bei der Temperaturstabilität?

Die Pegaso 3035 hat eine Quick-Mill-Brühgruppe mit O-Ring-Dichtung, kompakt, aber ohne thermische Masse. Die E61 ist ein massiver Messing-Block, der Wärme speichert und stabilisiert. Bei der Pegaso heizt der Thermoblock das Wasser direkt auf, ohne Puffereffekt. Das bedeutet: schnelle Aufheizzeit, aber Temperaturschwankungen zwischen den Bezügen. Eine E61 wie bei der Rubino Plus oder Elevate liefert konstante Bezugstemperaturen über mehrere Shots, entscheidend für Specialty Coffee. Wenn dir Stabilität wichtiger ist als Kompaktheit, greif zur Rubino Plus mit E61 und PID.

Macht das integrierte Mahlwerk der Pegaso 3035 bei Single-Origin-Kaffees Sinn oder sollte ich extern mahlen?

Das Mahlwerk mit 43-mm-Flachscheiben ist solide für den Einstieg, aber für anspruchsvolle Specialty-Extraktion begrenzt. Du hast Raststufen zur Mahlgradeinstellung, aber keine stufenlose Feinjustierung, bei Single-Origins, wo 1-2 Stufen den Unterschied zwischen Unterextraktion und Balance machen, wird das eng. Extern mahlen mit einer guten Mühle gibt dir präzisere Kontrolle über Partikelgröße und damit über Extraktion. Die Pegaso funktioniert gut für frisch gemahlenen Alltagskaffee, aber wenn du mit verschiedenen Bohnen experimentierst, investiere parallel in eine dedizierte Mühle.

Ist das eingebaute Mahlwerk gut genug oder brauche ich später trotzdem eine separate Mühle?

Das Mahlwerk der Pegaso hat 43 mm Flachmahlscheiben und mahlt fein genug für Espresso. Für den Einstieg reicht das völlig, du bekommst gute Shots, wenn du Mahlgrad und Menge richtig einstellst. Nach ein paar Monaten wirst du aber merken, dass eine separate Mühle feiner dosierbar ist und gleichmäßiger mahlt. Das Pegaso-Mahlwerk ist der Kompromiss für wenig Platz, funktional, aber nicht Endstation.

Wie lange muss ich warten, bis die Maschine einsatzbereit ist?

Die Pegaso braucht 10-15 Minuten Aufwärmzeit. Der Thermoblock heizt schneller als ein klassischer Boiler, aber du solltest trotzdem ein paar Minuten warten, bis die Brühgruppe durchgewärmt ist. Ziehe einen Leerbezug durch, bevor du den ersten Espresso machst, das stabilisiert die Temperatur. Ohne PID-Version schwankt die Temperatur leichter, deshalb ist Aufwärmen wichtig.

Was heißt es, dass die Pegaso keine PID-Steuerung hat, ist das ein Problem für mich als Anfänger?

PID regelt die Brühtemperatur automatisch auf exakt 93 oder 94 °C. Ohne PID schwankt die Temperatur um 2-3 Grad, das merkst du am Geschmack, besonders bei hellen Röstungen. Als Anfänger lernst du ohne PID schwerer, ob ein schlechter Shot an deiner Technik oder der Temperatur liegt. Wir haben die Pegaso 3035 PID im Shop, die kostet etwas mehr, nimmt dir aber die Temperatur-Unsicherheit komplett ab.

Do I need a separate coffee grinder for the Pegaso 3035 or is it already included?

The Pegaso 3035 is already equipped with an integrated 43-mm flat burr grinder. So you don't need a separate coffee grinder – the grinding is done directly in the machine. The variants Pegaso 3035 PID and Pegaso 3035 Pro also feature this built-in grinder.

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