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New Cold Drink Vending Machines for Sale in Australia

New cold drink vending machines start from $4,950 + GST, plus a payment system (cashless from $550 installed) and transport. Current models include glass-front spiral, pick-and-place and stack machines holding roughly 240 to 680 drinks. We deliver nationwide, and lease-to-own funding lets you pay the machine off over time.

Glass-front cold drink vending machine with contactless card reader in an office break room
Cold drink vending for cans, bottles, water, juice and sports drinks.

Prices

New cold drink machineModel and options dependent
From $4,950 + GST
Cashless card readerTap card, phone, watch and QR
From $550 installed
Lease-to-ownPay off over an agreed term
Quoted per application
TransportDelivered Australia-wide
Quoted on postcode

Prices exclude GST unless stated.

Delivered to

New drink machine models we supply

These are real models from our range. Full photos, spec tables and downloadable spec sheets are on each machine's page.

ModelTypeCapacityTemperature
Crane MEDIA 2 BevMaxGlass-front pick-and-place5 shelves of 600 ml bottles, 35–45 selectionsProgrammable 0°C – 23°C
Crane MEDIA BevMaxGlass-front pick-and-place280 / 360 unitsRefrigerated glass front
Vendo G-Drink DR6Glass-front spiral336 × 330 ml cans or 240 × 500 ml PET+2°C to +10°C, Energy Class A
Vendo V721Stack (solid door)680 cans or 300 PET bottlesRefrigerated stack
Outdoor Vendo G-DrinkWeather-rated glass-front336 × 330 ml cans or 240 × 500 ml PETRuns in ambient −15°C to +38°C

How to choose a new drink machine

  • Staff or visitors per day — more people means a larger capacity machine or a second unit
  • Indoor or outdoor — unsheltered sites need a weather-rated cabinet like the Outdoor G-Drink
  • Cans or bottles — stack machines carry the most cans; glass-front machines show the range
  • Payment — card-only removes cash from site; coin and note can be added
  • Access — check door widths, lifts and steps before delivery day

Three ways to get a cold drink machine

You can host one free, buy one new, or buy one used — and new or used machines can be paid off over time with lease-to-own finance instead of paying the full price upfront.

Free placementBuy newBuy usedLease-to-own
Upfront cost$0From $4,950 + GSTFrom $1,950 + GSTSpread over the term
Who keeps the takingsWe doYou doYou doYou do
Who restocksWe doYou (or us)You (or us)You (or us)
Best forWorkplaces of about 30+ peopleLong-term ownersLowest buy-inOwners who want to keep cash free

Prices exclude GST, payment system and transport. Lease-to-own terms are quoted per application.

Lease-to-own drink machine funding

Lease-to-own lets a business, club or operator put a new or used cold drink machine on site now and pay it off over an agreed term, owning it at the end. It suits buyers who want the takings but would rather not spend the full price upfront in one go.

Terms depend on the machine, the business and the lender, so we don't publish a standard rate. Send a finance enquiry and we'll come back with options for the specific machine you want.

  • Available on new and refurbished drink machines
  • Payment system and installation can be included in the amount financed
  • You keep the drink sales from day one
  • Ask on the finance page — there's no cost to enquire

What the official summer outlook says

The Bureau of Meteorology's long-range forecast issued 8 October 2026 says daytime temperatures are likely to be above average across Australia for November to January, with overnight temperatures also likely above average (source: Bureau of Meteorology climate outlooks, https://www.bom.gov.au/climate/ahead/outlooks/, checked 10 October 2026).

The Bureau also reports that a strong El Niño is underway and models indicate it is likely to become the strongest El Niño on record since reliable records began in 1950. The Bureau notes El Niño is only one influence on Australian weather, and its strength does not always match its local impact (source: https://www.bom.gov.au/news-and-media/el-nino-strength-doesnt-always-match-impact-on-australia, checked 10 October 2026).

For a workplace, that means planning for more hot days, not predicting a specific temperature. A warmer-than-average season is exactly when an under-sized or slow-to-refill drink machine runs empty.

Who we are and how we check this information

Vending Machine has been online at vending-machine.com.au since 2012 and supplies, places and services vending machines Australia-wide from our base at 2/24 Prince William Dr, Seven Hills NSW 2147. Prices on this page come from our current price list; machine specifications come from manufacturer data sheets for models we sell and service.

Weather information is quoted from the Bureau of Meteorology, linked above with the date we checked it (10 October 2026). We update this page when the Bureau issues a new outlook.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a new cold drink vending machine in Australia?

From $4,950 + GST for the machine, plus a payment system (cashless from $550 installed) and transport quoted on your postcode.

Can I buy a new drink machine on lease-to-own?

Yes. Lease-to-own lets you pay the machine off over an agreed term and own it at the end. Terms are quoted per application on our finance page.

Do you deliver new drink machines nationwide?

Yes, Australia-wide, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Canberra, Newcastle and Wollongong.

Which new drink machine works outdoors?

The Outdoor Vendo G-Drink is weather-rated and built to run in ambient temperatures from −15°C to +38°C.

Is summer 2026–27 expected to be hotter than usual in Australia?

The Bureau of Meteorology's outlook issued 8 October 2026 says daytime temperatures are likely to be above average across Australia for November to January. It does not forecast exact temperatures for individual days. Checked 10 October 2026.

Get a price on a new cold drink machine

Tell us the site, how many people, indoor or outdoor and whether you'd like lease-to-own, and we'll quote the right model.

Machine sizes, specifications and PDF spec sheets

Every machine type we place free or sell outright, with real heights, widths, depths, weights, selection counts, capacity, power draw and temperature ranges. Measure your space against these figures before you order — 4 current models across 1 category. Most floor-standing machines are 1,830 mm high and need a single-phase 10 amp power point within two metres, plus about 100 mm clearance behind for airflow.

Every model has its own listing page with a large photo, full specs and a one-page PDF spec sheet you can hand to your electrician, builder or facilities manager — browse all 4 machine listings.

New machine supply, spare parts and national technician support come through our Australian supply partners. Every new machine quoted from this page is a current Australian-supplied model with local parts, manuals and technician support behind it.

Cold drink machines

Glass-front and stack drink machines for cans, PET bottles and water. Sized by shelf count and can capacity.

Cold drink machines — dimensions, capacity, power and temperature specifications
ModelBrandH x W x D (mm)WeightSelectionsCapacityPowerTemperatureSpec sheet
Crane MEDIA 2 BevMax (7 Wide / 9 Wide)Best-in-class capacity per footprint, pick-and-place delivery so bottles are not dropped.Crane Merchandising Systems1850 x 1,015 / 1,180 x 822247 / 333 kg35 – 45 drink selectionsVends 5 shelves of 600 ml bottlesSingle phase 10 ampProgrammable 0°C – 23°CPDF
Crane MEDIA BevMax (7 Wide / 9 Wide)Proven high-volume drink machine, full product visibility behind glass.Crane Merchandising Systems1830 x 990 / 1,194 x 813247 / 347 kg35 / 45 selections280 / 360 unitsSingle phase 10 ampRefrigerated glass frontPDF
Vendo G-Drink DR6Executive / MDB, electronic cooling control, strong energy rating for a chilled drink machine.Vendo (SandenVendo)1830 x 950 x 845295 kg6 per shelf, 5 standard shelves / 7 max, 30 – 42 selections336 x 330 ml cans or 240 x 500 ml PET230 V 50 Hz, 800 W max, 252 Wh/h, Energy Class A+2°C to +10°C, climate class N (+16°C to +32°C)PDF
Vendo V721 stack drink machineHighest can capacity on this list. Bottle-to-can conversion needs no shims. LED lighting optional.Vendo (SandenVendo)1830 x 1,003 x 883299 kg10 selections / 10 columns680 cans or 300 PET bottles≤ 3.9 kWh/day (DOE), 8 amp ratingRefrigerated stack, R-134a or CO2 optionPDF