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  • Azkoyen Palma H70 Snack

    Azkoyen · Snack & Combo Machines

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    Azkoyen Palma H70 Snack

    7.6Good

    The Azkoyen Palma+ H70 is a freestanding refrigerated combination vending machine for snacks and chilled products. Its documented capacity is 278 units across a standard configuration of five configurable trays plus one adjustable tray, with a maximum of seven trays and up to 30 selections. The documented standard configuration has 214 snack positions and 64 sandwich positions. The cabinet measures 723 × 1,830 × 865 mm and weighs 270 kg. Cooling is specified at 3 °C inside the cabinet at 32 °C ambient temperature and 65% relative humidity. The machine uses R290 refrigerant, a 500 W rated power input and 1,947 kWh annual energy consumption according to the model-specific energy label. Its documented payment protocols are EXE and MDB, while EVA-DTS telemetry and I-Detect product detection support operator workflows. The main limits are equally clear: standby consumption, noise level, warranty period and maintenance clearance were not publicly verified. The available research also does not confirm which cashless hardware is installed. No reliable net EUR purchase price was verified, so ROI cannot be calculated without an operator’s sales volume, product margins, service costs and contract terms. See the [Azkoyen product page](https://azkoyenvending.es/palma/palma-h70/) and [model-specific energy label](https://azkoyenvending.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/3/files/sites/3/2020/04/Palma-H70_82045760_H2_R290.pdf).

    On request

  • Jofemar Vision EsPlus V8

    Jofemar · Snack & Combo Machines

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    Jofemar Vision EsPlus V8

    7.8Good

    The Jofemar Vision EsPlus V8 is a floor-standing combo vending machine for operators who need snacks, food and drinks in one cabinet. This review uses the Refriger/R290 catalog configuration documented by Jofemar: 800 mm wide, 1,835 mm high, 1,025 mm deep, 337 kg and 370 W rated power. Its documented architecture supports up to eight trays with up to ten channels per tray, a large-capacity elevator with EasyFlex dispensing, photocell product detection, FIFO stock rotation and programmable expiry-date control. The format suits commercial vending environments where a dedicated floor position, a load-bearing access route and planned replenishment are available. The cabinet is not a compact counter unit. The reviewed sources do not establish a verified total unit capacity, standby consumption, noise level or exact payment media. Jofemar does not publish a verifiable net purchase price in the reviewed sources, so return on investment cannot be calculated from documented purchase, sales and operating data. The model offers broad product flexibility and useful stock-control functions. Procurement should confirm the exact cooling, payment and service configuration before ordering.

    On request

  • Sielaff SN48

    Sielaff · Snack & Combo Machines

    Sielaff SN48

    7.9Good

    With 48 selections, five or six levels and chilled dispensing, the Sielaff SN48 is a combination vending machine for snacks, drinks and, depending on the variant, fresh products. At a site with around 30 to 120 employees, it can cover basic refreshments between canteen service times. It is designed for indoor use. The cabinet measures 880 × 1,830 × 840 mm and weighs 265 kg without products, according to the manufacturer. Notable strengths include R290 refrigerant with a GWP of 3, energy consumption of 2,144 kWh per 24 hours, and MDB and EVA-DTS support. Its drawbacks include the lack of published standby power consumption and an unverified noise level. The specific cashless payment method must be confirmed before ordering. The researched net base price is approximately EUR 5,000, rounded. A reliable ROI assessment depends on sales, replenishment frequency, selling prices and service costs. With regular use by 30 to 120 employees, the SN48 is more likely to be cost-effective than at small sites with irregular demand.

    from €5,000

  • Necta Snakky Max

    Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

    Necta Snakky Max

    7.3Good

    The Necta Snakky Max is a classic snack vending machine for protected indoor locations and a straightforward entry point into unattended sales of packaged products. Necta specifies 703 × 1,700 × 853 mm, approximately 190 kg, and approximately 320 W installed power for the configuration reviewed here. Up to six levels and up to 36 selections provide capacity for candy bars, crisps, biscuits and similar products. However, success depends on the correct spiral choice, reliable payment processing and a fixed restocking route. The display remains alphanumeric and functional, not touch-based. This suits offices, workshops and waiting areas. For fresh goods, outdoor locations or unpredictable demand, the machine is less suitable. Our conclusion: solid technology for a defined product range, but not a machine that becomes profitable automatically without inventory and service planning.

    approx. €3,200 – €4,500

  • Azkoyen Palma H87 Combi

    Azkoyen · Snack & Combo Machines

    Azkoyen Palma H87 Combi

    7.4Good

    The Azkoyen Palma+ H87 is a true combination unit and not a snack machine with a beverage compartment: Azkoyen breaks down the 300 units into 212 snacks, 40 sandwiches and 48 cans or bottles, and cites 589 litres of usable capacity via the energy label. It is cooled with R290 to 3 degrees, explicitly measured at 32 degrees ambient. Vend control via I-Detect, six direct-select buttons and the open protocols EXE, MDB and EVA-DTS are included, plus triple-glazed front glass and a specified door pass-through of 70 centimetres. Two manufacturer specifications exist for consumption and conflict with each other: label 2,211 kilowatt-hours, idle-load extrapolation 2,812. This yields 641 to 956 euros in electricity costs per year before any product is sold. Per litre, the H87 is more energy-efficient than the smaller H70.

    On request

  • Sielaff SiLine S/M/L Snack

    Sielaff · Snack & Combo Machines

    Sielaff SiLine S/M/L Snack

    7.9Good

    The Sielaff SiLine Snack and Combi is an operator machine, not a showcase vending machine. Three points distinguish it in its class: hydrocarbon refrigerant R 290 with a global warming potential of 3, telemetry capability with readout via USB and MDB plus fault indication on door opening, and Food-Safety software that prevents warm product dispensing in LM and 2T configurations. Additionally, a detail rarely documented by manufacturers: wheelchair mode in the 7-inch display. Standard delivery includes up to seven shelves with up to nine selections per shelf. Two specifications warrant review before ordering: product dimensions for slide compartments, which are tight at 72 and 78 millimetres width respectively, and empty weight of 300 to 340 kilograms on 0.70 square metres floor space. Sielaff publishes no list price.

    On request

  • Necta Orchestra R290

    Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

    Necta Orchestra R290

    7.7Good

    Multi-temperature combi unit with three temperature zones that holds up to 464 items across 53 product selections, replacing two single-purpose machines at high-traffic locations. The limitation is not mechanical but connectivity-related: no public documentation exists for telemetry or remote reading.

    approx. €10,428 – €10,840

  • Necta Tango

    Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

    Necta Tango

    8.4Very good

    The Necta Tango has been in active use for years as a versatile combo vending machine for snacks, cold beverages and food products, targeting office and educational facilities with 50 to 200 employees. Up to 48 different products (R290 variant; base model: 44 selections) across six levels, flexible compartment layouts and maximum capacity of 466 units serve mid-market consumption patterns. The machine offers low cleaning and maintenance effort—no milk system, no descaling required. Robust spiral mechanics with up to 48 individual motors minimizes total failure risk; spare parts are internationally available and repair costs are manageable. Weaknesses emerge around the outdated graphical display (no touch), missing standard telemetry and looming software support uncertainty as the Necta Swing succeeds the Tango. Annual operating costs of approximately 1,450–2,124 kWh align with market averages; new units cost from approximately € 3,000 net in DACH markets, used machines from € 800. The Tango suits cost-conscious operators valuing reliability and low maintenance burden who can forgo the latest connectivity features.

    from €5,200

  • Necta Vismo

    Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

    Necta Vismo

    7.7Good

    The Necta Vismo is Evoca Group's entry-level offering in the snack segment—240 product slots, 7-inch touchscreen, and optional telemetry at one of the lowest price points in the category. Without R290 refrigeration (no cooling compartment), it is designed for dry goods only, but for bars, crisps, and nuts it is the most cost-effective option under €3,500.

    from €3,200

  • Jofemar C 4000

    Jofemar · Snack & Combo Machines

    Jofemar C 4000

    8.1Very good

    The Jofemar C 4000 combines 400 product positions for snacks and chilled beverages in a single unit and delivers complete out-of-the-box cashless capabilities—NFC, Mobile Pay and 4G SIM included. For locations seeking a compact all-in-one solution instead of two separate machines, it offers attractive pricing and solid technical specifications.

    from €5,500

  • Necta Melodia

    Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

    Necta Melodia

    8.7Very good

    Seven-tier snack spiral machine with high capacity (50+ products), illuminated glass front, and reliable Evoca spiral mechanics. First choice for campus and office locations with broad assortment requirements.

    from €5,490