
Leading manufacture for Tea and Coffee Brewers.
A leader in coffee brewing equipment for nearly half a century.

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Bloomfield Coffee brewers are designed for heavy usage, utilizing their large specialty heating elements and seamless stainless steel water tanks and thermostats to keep coffee hot for twice as long as the competition. In addition to their unbeatable temperature control and accuracy, Bloomfield coffee brewers are easy to monitor and operate.

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