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E61 Grouphead Only - Bottomless / Naked Portafilter - 58 mm, 3-cup
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E61 Grouphead Only - Bottomless / Naked Portafilter Features
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THIS ITEM WILL NOT FIT any other groupheads other than of the prosumer E61 groupheads. In other words, this item will NOT FIT machines made by Breville, Saeco, Gaggia, Delonghi, Capresso, Jura, Marzocco,Pasquini Livia 90, NOR Pasquini Livietta
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Fits most E61 groups on Wega, Rancilio, Bianchi, Vibiemme, Bfc, Cbc Royal, La Scala, SV SAB, Grimac, San Remo, & Crem Expobar.
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True size 3 cup filter baskets unlike any other that can hold up to 21 grams of ground coffee.
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Use a slightly coarser grind when switching from smaller baskets
About E61 Grouphead Only - Bottomless / Naked Portafilter
Please note that our portafilters are made naked first, then they are chrome plated for a full beautiful finish. We are not responsible if the manufacturer of your espresso machine has made a change to your espresso machine and the portafilter does not fit. Our new stock no longer includes the end cap at the end of the handle. Just because this item comes with a 3 cup basket does not mean you must pull 3 shots every time you use it. You may also pull a single or double shot for more crema and a concentrated flavor profile, but you still MUST fill the basket as intended. Alternatively, you may use this handle with a 58mm one or two cup basket. In many cases, when using this portafilter, customers have to coarsen the fineness of the grind when moving from a single or double dose portafilter or filter basket. The reason is that the bottomless/naked portafilter usually holds more coffee in the basket, and when leaving the same fineness of grind, the end result is no pour, a very slow pour, or leakage around the grouphead area. this is why we recommend changing the fineness of the grind to a little more coarse.
