Gelmatic · Made in Italy · Since 1972

Gel Matic Soft Serve Machines

Express gelato, soft serve, frozen yoghurt, shakes and açaí

GelMatic has always been the expert in express blending and freezing units. By concentrating on a single activity, we have been able to develop dedicated technologies and processes that enable anyone to produce excellent gelato and ice cream.

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Gelmatic training and new Rubicone flavours

Keep your soft serve menu fresh and your team confident with one-on-one monthly training from our specialists.

Gelmatic machine training · Soft serve recipe development · New Rubicone flavours to try on your menu · One-on-one monthly training sessions

or call 0508 625 677

3 models

Giotto — express gelato & soft serve

The premium countertop range with INCODIS 3.0 touchscreen control: single-flavour Giotto 11 and 12, and the twin-flavour-plus-mix Giotto 21.

1 Flavour · Gravity Feed, Pump Feed
1 Flavour · Gravity Feed, Pump Feed
2 Flavours + · Gravity Feed, Pump Feed
4 models

Easy range — frozen yoghurt & soft serve

Gravity-fed countertop and floor-standing machines from 22 to 42 kg per hour, single flavour or two flavours plus a twist. Air-cooled, single phase.

1 Flavour · Gravity Feed
2 Flavours + · Gravity Feed
2 Flavours + · Gravity Feed
1 Flavour · Gravity Feed
1 model

Shakes & frozen drinks

Giotto DR 14: frozen cocktails and milkshakes, up to 66 L per hour from a 430 mm wide countertop machine.

1 Flavour · Gravity Feed, Pump Feed
1 model

Açaí & frozen yoghurt programs

Serve soft açaí and frozen yoghurt on demand with the Easy range, supplied with Rubicone mixes and training.

1 Flavour, 2 Flavours + · Gravity Feed
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Gelmatic machines by range

Each range page lists every model with its own specifications, sizes and photos.

Choosing a machine

How to choose a Gel Matic machine

Six questions we work through with every customer.

01

What will you serve?

Soft serve, frozen yoghurt, açaí, or frozen drinks and shakes. The Giotto DR 14 is built for drinks; the others for soft desserts.

02

One flavour or two?

Single-flavour machines keep it simple. Twin-flavour machines serve two flavours plus a twist from one unit.

03

How busy is your peak?

Compare the hourly output in the table below with your busiest hour, and allow for growth.

04

Counter or floor?

Countertop models save space. The floor-standing BV Easy 2 GR frees up your counter and sits on swivel castors.

05

Which controls suit your team?

Giotto: INCODIS 3.0 touchscreen with video tutorials. Easy: ECOS controls with a photocell that recognises the cone or cup.

06

How will you fund it?

Spread the cost with equipment finance through our New Zealand finance partners, up to 100% of a new asset’s purchase price.

Who it’s for

Built for more than the ice cream shop

Soft serve earns a strong margin from a small footprint, which is why Gelmatic machines turn up in very different businesses. These are the most common.

Friends eating soft serve cones outdoors
No. 01

Ice cream and yoghurt bars

Quick service at peak times, two flavours and a twist from one machine, and frozen yoghurt on the same counter.

Cafe owner serving a soft serve dessert with coffee
No. 02

Cafés, bakeries and patisseries

Add soft serve, shakes and dessert cups to a coffee and cake menu. The countertop Giotto 11 is just 300 mm wide.

Fast food meal with a shake and a soft serve dessert
No. 03

Fast food and QSR

A dessert made on the spot completes the meal. Pump-fed models hold a consistent texture through the lunch and dinner rush.

Child eating a soft serve cone in the car at a service station
No. 04

Service stations

An ice cream for the road gives drivers and families a reason to come inside, and a countertop model fits beside the coffee machine.

Cinema audience, where soft serve is sold at the candy bar
No. 05

Cinemas

Soft serve and shakes sit naturally beside popcorn at the candy bar, served in seconds between sessions.

Cruise ship at sunset, a venue for soft serve machines
No. 06

Holiday parks, resorts and cruise ships

Pool bars, kiosks and buffets, often run by seasonal staff. Touchscreen controls and preset recipes keep training short.

Canteen lunch tray with a soft serve dessert
No. 07

Canteens and catering

Staff canteens and catering kitchens get a dessert that is quick to make and serve, and adds value to every tray.

Dairy farmer with fresh milk for farm-made soft serve
No. 08

Dairies and farms

Turn your own milk into soft serve and frozen yoghurt at the farm gate, and sell a higher-value product to visitors.

Why Gelmatic

One activity, mastered

Gel Matic was founded in 1972 by Giambattista Guerini, who assembled the first gelato machines. The business grew quickly and in 2001 Andrea Guerini, son of the founder, joined the company. Dynamism and flexibility are now the hallmarks of a family company focused on one thing: express blending and freezing.

INCODIS 3.0 control

The Giotto range runs on a 7-inch touchscreen for programs, texture and cleaning cycles.

Gravity or pump feed

Easy and Giotto models are available gravity-fed for simplicity or pump-fed for higher overrun and output.

Two flavours plus a mix

Twin-cylinder models serve two flavours and a twist from one footprint – Giotto 21, BC Easy 2 and BV Easy 2.

Backed by Majors Group

Set-up, recipe and menu development, one-on-one monthly training and service from our Auckland and Christchurch teams with genuine parts.

Compare the range

Output at a glance

Figures as supplied by Gelmatic for each model.

ModelTypeFlavoursOutputFeed
Giotto 11Countertop, 300 mm wide1up to 18 kg/hGravity or pump
Giotto 12Countertop, 18 L hopper1up to 33 kg/hGravity or pump
Giotto 21Countertop2 + mixup to 24 kg/hGravity or pump
BC Easy 1 GRCountertop, 456 mm wide1up to 22 kg/hGravity
HC Easy 1 GRCountertop, 22 L hopper1up to 32 kg/hGravity
BC Easy 2 GRCountertop2 + twistup to 31 kg/hGravity
BV Easy 2 GRFloor-standing2 + twistup to 42 kg/hGravity
Giotto DR 14Countertop, 430 mm wideShakes & frozen drinksup to 66 L/hGravity or pump
FAQ

Gel Matic machines: your questions answered

What is Gel Matic?

Gel Matic, also written Gelmatic, is an Italian maker of commercial soft serve, express gelato and frozen yoghurt machines. The family company was founded in 1972 and is based near Bergamo. Majors Group imports its machines into New Zealand.

Which Gel Matic machine is right for my business?

Start with what you will serve and how busy you get. Single-flavour countertop machines such as the Giotto 11 suit cafés and smaller sites; twin-flavour models such as the Giotto 21 or BC Easy 2 GR add a twist; the HC Easy 1 GR and floor-standing BV Easy 2 GR suit busier service. Call 0508 625 677 and we will match a machine to your menu and volume.

What is the difference between the Giotto and Easy ranges?

Giotto is the premium countertop range for express gelato and soft serve, with a 7-inch INCODIS 3.0 touchscreen, four preset recipes and GTECH HT heat treatment. The Easy range is gravity-fed, with ECOS controls and a photocell that recognises the cone or cup, in countertop and floor-standing models from 22 to 42 kg an hour. It is built for frozen yoghurt, soft serve and açaí.

Gravity or pump feed: which do I need?

Gravity feed is the simplest. A metering valve lets mix and air into the freezing cylinder, there are few parts to clean, and it handles mixes with small pieces of fruit. Pump feed uses a gear pump to hold a consistent texture and lets you set overrun above 100%, so you serve more portions from each litre of mix.

Does the Giotto heat-treat the mix?

Yes. Giotto models run a GTECH HT heat-treatment cycle that raises the mix to 65 °C, holds it for 30 minutes and cools it back to 4 °C. The mix stays microbiologically safe for longer, so you clean less often.

What can I make with a Gel Matic machine?

Soft serve, frozen yoghurt, açaí and, with the Giotto DR 14, frozen cocktails and milkshakes of up to 66 litres an hour. See our frozen yoghurt, açaí and ingredients pages for mixes to pair with your machine.

Which mixes can I use?

Gelmatic machines run fresh, semi-finished and UHT mixes. We supply Rubicone soft serve, frozen yoghurt and açaí mixes and set the machine up for the mix you choose.

How much does a Gel Matic soft serve machine cost in New Zealand?

It depends on the model, the number of flavours and the options you choose. Request a quote for current New Zealand pricing; finance is available for up to 100% of a new asset’s purchase price.

Can I finance a Gel Matic machine?

Yes. Finance is available through our New Zealand finance partners for up to 100% of a new asset’s purchase price. See finance.

Who sells and services Gel Matic machines in New Zealand?

Majors Group is the exclusive Gel Matic importer for New Zealand. Our service department provides installation, preventive maintenance, repairs and genuine parts, with teams in Auckland and Christchurch.

Can I see a Gel Matic machine working before I buy?

Yes. Book a demonstration at our Auckland showroom through the contact page or call 0508 625 677.

Get in touch

Talk to our soft serve specialists

A demo at our Auckland showroom, machine set-up, recipe and menu development and one-on-one Gelmatic training. Call 0508 625 677 or send an enquiry.

Catalogues

Gelmatic soft serve range catalogue cover

Gelmatic

Gelmatic soft serve range

Giotto, BC, HC and BV Easy machines for express gelato, soft serve, frozen yoghurt and açaí.

PDF · 4 pages · 6.7 MB · 2025

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Gelmatic Giotto DR 14 catalogue cover

Gelmatic

Gelmatic Giotto DR 14

Countertop drinks and shake machine, spec sheet.

PDF · 1 page · 609 KB · Oct 2025

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