CM150 — 150 ml Capsule Espresso Machine
The lowest-cost entry into the coffee category, and the strongest consumable attach rate. Suits volume retail and first-time coffee programmes.
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CM150 — the 150 ml Capsule Espresso Machine — is one of the 4 models in the Anbo United coffee makers category, built as a region-specific voltage build for volume retailers, office and hospitality buyers, first-time category entrants. It sits alongside 3 other models in the same architecture family, and alongside the pizza makers, grills & baking, small home appliances that usually go into the same programme.
- Capsule, single serve — 150 ml Capsule Espresso Machine
- Specification figures on this page are the manufacturer's nominal values for the standard build; the build that ships is the one named on your quotation and documents
- All Coffee Makers models and the full 22-model catalogue
- 3 buyer questions answered on this page
CM150 — 150 ml Capsule Espresso Machine
Capsule, single serve
The lowest-cost entry into the coffee category, and the strongest consumable attach rate. Suits volume retail and first-time coffee programmes.
Model
CM150
Capacity
On request
Rated power
1,350 W
Voltage
220–240 V / 110–120 V (region-specific build)
Who this model is for
The buyer profile decides the packaging, the after-sales argument and how the listing should be written.
Volume retailersOffice and hospitality buyersFirst-time category entrantsThis model sits in the coffee makers category. Coffee machines are a parts-intensive category. Grinders, seals, heating elements and milk circuits all become warranty claims if the spare-parts strategy is not designed at the same time as the product.
Full specification
Model-level figures. The build confirmed on your quotation — voltage, plug, packaging and destination-market documentation — governs the shipment.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Water tank | 250 ml removable |
| Pressure | 19 bar |
| Heating | Thermoblock, fast heat-up |
| Power | 1,350 W |
| Voltage | 220–240 V / 110–120 V (region-specific build) |
| Capsule compatibility | Standard capsule format, region-specific basket |
| Auto shut-off | Yes |
| Product dimensions | Approx. 130 × 110 × 260 mm |
| Carton dimensions | Approx. 260 × 220 × 300 mm |
Figures are the manufacturer's nominal specification for the standard build. Voltage, plug, cord and packaging are confirmed on your quotation, and the build that ships is the one named on the accompanying documents. Usable capacity is stated ahead of total capacity wherever the two differ, because total capacity includes the space the heating element and basket displace — quoting it alone is the most common cause of capacity-related returns.
Design features
What this platform does that a listing can actually claim.
Where it sells
Three applications this model is specified into most often, and what each one changes about the order.
Volume retail programmes
Lowest unit cost in the coffee range with the highest repeat purchase through consumables. A sensible category entry point.
Office and hospitality secondary units
Compact footprint and simple operation suit small kitchens where a full machine is impractical.
First-time category launches
Certification burden is lower than for espresso or automatic machines, so this model reaches market fastest.
Compliance and documentation
Planned with the order rather than retro-fitted. Destination market determines the final list.
- Electrical safety and EMC testing to the destination market standard
- Pressure vessel and seal testing
- Capsule compatibility and jam-clearance verification
- Food-contact material declarations for water path components
Buying guides for coffee makers
| Guide | Topic | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What 20 bar actually means on an espresso machine | Coffee machines | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| One factory, $32 retail to $199 commercial: what that means for a coffee programme | Coffee machines | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| How to tell if a Chinese coffee maker supplier is a factory or a trading company | Supplier verification | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Verifying an NRTL listing is real: UL, ETL and the databases that check them | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| The spare parts clause: how to structure free-of-charge parts in a coffee machine contract | Contract terms | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Vibration pump lifetime: what to ask a supplier, and why the answer is usually a number they cannot prove | Quality engineering | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Food-contact material documents for espresso machines: what to request and what each one proves | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| California Proposition 65 and small kitchen appliances: when it does not apply, and when it does | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| What actually determines units per container: why the unit count is the last question, not the first | Logistics | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| UL 1082 and coffee maker safety standards: scope, the other standards, and what to request | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| ISTA 3A vs Amazon SIPP: what each drop test is for, and why the report matters more than the standard name | Logistics | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Custom injection mould cost: what the fee is made of, and how to structure amortisation | Tooling and cost | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Tooling ownership in a manufacturing contract: the clauses that decide who owns the mould | Contract terms | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Tracing who actually manufactures a branded product: what you can verify, and what you cannot | Supplier verification | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| How to Select a Coffee Machine Price Band for Saudi Tabby and Tamara? | Saudi Arabia | 2026-10-22 | Read |
| How to Select a BIS-Certified Coffee Maker for India under IS 302? | India | 2026-10-22 | Read |
| Which Coffee Machine Categories Should You Not Buy from Us? | Supplier scope | 2026-10-22 | Read |
| Our own factory figures disagree with each other. Here is how we handle it | Sourcing and verification | 2026-10-10 | Read |
Each guide is built on figures this site publishes. Where a question reaches for a figure we do not publish, the guide says so and gives the verification path instead of a value.
CM150 — questions buyers ask
Answered on the model rather than deferred to a sales call.
Are capsules region-specific?
Capsule format and availability differ by market. We supply the basket configuration matching your destination market and recommend listing compatible capsule brands explicitly.
How often does it need descaling?
Depends entirely on water hardness in the operating region. We supply a descaling indicator and recommend a water-hardness note in the manual.
Is it suitable for office use?
Yes, provided the outlet is on a shared circuit rated for the load. We state the rating on the rating plate.
Other coffee makers models
Same category, same platform family. Every model links to its own page, so a multi-SKU programme can be compared without leaving this page.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Power | Voltage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CM320 | 20 Bar Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine with Grinder | Semi-automatic, integrated grinder | On request | 1,350 W | 220–240 V / 110–120 V (region-specific build) |
| CM420 | Bean-to-Cup Automatic Espresso Machine | Fully automatic, colour display | On request | 1,500 W | 220–240 V / 110–120 V (region-specific build) |
| CM520 | Programmable Drip Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe | Drip, scheduled brewing | 1.0–1.2 L / 12 cups | 1,000 W | 220–240 V / 110–120 V (region-specific build) |
Voltage is shown as the region-specific build rather than a fixed figure, because the same platform is built for 110–120 V and 220–240 V destinations with the heating element and control configuration matched. Power ratings are nominal for the standard build and move with the voltage variant.
CM320 — 20 Bar Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine with Grinder
The mainstream espresso platform. Integrated grinding plus manual control of shot parameters is what most home and prosumer buyers are actually choosing between.
CM420 — Bean-to-Cup Automatic Espresso Machine
The premium configuration. Highest perceived value in the category and the highest failure rate — which makes spare-parts strategy the deciding commercial factor.
CM520 — Programmable Drip Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe
The volume end of the coffee range. Programmable timing and a thermal carafe are the two features that distinguish it from a basic drip model.
Models in the same buying decision
Buyers planning a multi-item range usually shortlist these alongside CM150. Each block links straight to the model pages.
Pizza Makers models
Breakfast and cooking in the same kitchen. The most common two-item programme we quote, because one order ships one breakfast routine.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Power | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PZ260 | 260 mm Countertop Pizza Maker | Home, single deck | On request | 1,400 W | Open PZ260 → |
| PZ380 | 380 mm Countertop Pizza Maker with Rotating Deck | Commercial-duty, rotating deck | On request | 2,800 W | Open PZ380 → |
PZ260 — 260 mm Countertop Pizza Maker
The home pizza maker. Footprint and convenience are the selling points; the cooking plate material is the specification decision that matters most.
PZ380 — 380 mm Countertop Pizza Maker with Rotating Deck
The commercial-unit format for pizza operations without a full oven deck. Rotating deck and continuous duty are what justify the commercial price point.
Grills & Baking models
A coffee-led morning range and an evening cooking range share the same retail account and the same carton planning.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Power | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GR300 | 1800 W Contact Electric Grill | Contact grill, hinged plate | On request | 1,800 W | Open GR300 → |
| GR360 | Outdoor Electric Barbecue Grill | Open-grill, tilting deck, upright storage | On request | 2,200 W | Open GR360 → |
| WF150 | 150 Waffle Maker with Interchangeable Plates | Waffle and sandwich plates, interchangeable | On request | 1,200 W | Open WF150 → |
GR300 — 1800 W Contact Electric Grill
The most compact appliance in the portfolio. Small footprint, fast heat-up and a plate that suits panini, kebab and small bakes.
GR360 — Outdoor Electric Barbecue Grill
Outdoor cooking for markets where grilling is a retail seasonality driver. Carton design and transit protection are decisive in this category.
WF150 — 150 Waffle Maker with Interchangeable Plates
Small, inexpensive and impulse-priced. Its commercial value is in add-on baskets and as a bundled item in gift and kitchenware ranges.
Small Home Appliances models
Kettles, blenders and toasters complete a breakfast set, and reuse the same small-appliance platform and spares.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Power | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KT220 | 1.7 L Stainless Steel Electric Kettle | Cordless, temperature selection | 1.7 L | 2,200 W | Open KT220 → |
| BL260 | 800 W Countertop Blender with Vacuum Jug | Blender, variable speed, vacuum jug | On request | 800 W | Open BL260 → |
| TS180 | 4-Slice Toaster with Bagel and Defrost Modes | Toaster, 4 slot | On request | 1,300 W | Open TS180 → |
KT220 — 1.7 L Stainless Steel Electric Kettle
The highest-turnover small appliance. Feature differentiation is limited, so materials, cord design and packaging discipline decide the margin.
BL260 — 800 W Countertop Blender with Vacuum Jug
Smooth output and jar vacuum are the two differentiators. Motor duty and blade design decide durability, which is where returns concentrate.
TS180 — 4-Slice Toaster with Bagel and Defrost Modes
Bread handling features rather than capacity. Compact, high-volume and heavily driven by breakfast use patterns.
Where this model sits in the range
| Point | This model | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Coffee Makers | All Coffee Makers models |
| Architecture | Capsule, single serve | Determines certification scope and carton volume |
| Positioning | The lowest-cost entry into the coffee category, and the strongest consumable attach rate. Suits volume retail and first-time coffee programmes.… | Determines price ladder placement |
| Typical buyer | Volume retailers, Office and hospitality buyers, First-time category entrants | Determines packaging and support argument |
| Spare parts | Supplied for this model | Accessories & spare parts |
| Private label | Available | Brand, colour, packaging and manuals |
Request a quotation for CM150
Send the destination market, target quantity and packaging requirement — the specification sheet comes back before the price does.
At a glance
- Page subject
- Ningbo Anbo United Electric Appliance Co.,ltd (Anbo United)
- Location
- Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
- Primary product lines
- Coffee machines, pizza makers, electric grills
- Core category built alongside
- Air fryers — single basket, dual basket, oven type, smart
- Also manufactures
- Grills & baking, small home appliances, garment care, spare parts
- Services
- OEM / ODM manufacturing, private label, tool& moulds, compliance support
- Official links
- Alibaba.com · LinkedIn
- Sales contacts
- AMY (General Manager / CEO) ceo@anbolife.com · Tony (International Sales) tony@anbolife.com
- Contact
- +86-15355158390 · ceo@anbolife.com
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