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Unveiling the Origins of Espresso Tradition

The journey of lever operated espresso machines began in the early 20th century in Italy, where coffee culture flourished in bustling cafes and espresso bars. Seeking to simplify the art of espresso brewing, inventors introduced lever machines, revolutionizing the way coffee was made and enjoyed. These early innovations laid the foundation for modern espresso technology, shaping the course of coffee history for decades to come.

La Cimbali HX long 210mm dia 42mm

La Cimbali heat exchanger (HX) has a total length of 210mm and a outside diameter of the tube of 42mm.This part is sticks inside the boiler. And it is held in it's place from the boiler side, with a La Cimbali HX ring, then the HX and inbetween the La Cimbali HX and the brewing group there is a o ring to seal it off.Return to the La Cimbali M20 parts...
€63.54

Faema E61 group infusion spring 14x45mm

The spring on this page is used in the Faema E61 and various other of E61 style of brewing groups. This spring is used as a return spring for the top exhaust valve. When the lever is in the raised position this spring will keep the drain valve in the closed position. This stainless-steel compression spring has an outer diameter of 14mm. The length of...
€1.62

Faema E61 steam/water valve gasket holder

On this page you will find a brass gasket holder, this holder is used in steam and water valves on the older Faema E61 and Faema lever espresso machines. The Faema part reference for this item is 2151136654. This brass gasket holder has on one side space for the valve gasket, this gasket is 13x4x4mm. On the other side is a space for the tap spring, which...
€6.84

Faema E61 left lower group tube

On this page you will find the bottom tube which can be used on various Faema E61 espresso machine models. Note: this item is for the left group when you are standing at the back. The fitting on the boiler side is a female ½”BSP-G thread. On the other side of the tube at the brewing group there is a male fitting which is ½”BSP-G
€59.72

Faema Aluminium group head

A common problem with the aluminium Faema Zodiac lever brewing group casting is that over time the back of the aluminium group can snap off. Repairing this is normally quite a difficult challenge. This casting has been used on a variety of espresso machine models made by Faema. Like the Faema President and the Faema Lambro. Seen the parts for the Zodiac...
€322.51

La Cimbali copper gasket

La Cimbali copper gasket. this part is used to seal off the inspection/cleaning plug on the back side of the M15 brewing group.Rreturn to the La Cimbali Parts overview
€1.32

Elektra Microcasa steam wand copper/brass

On this product page you will find the steam tube for the Elektra Microcasa. This model is the copper brass version. The Elektra part reference for this item is 00151038 This part has the fittings made from plain brass and the tube of it made from copper. This has been lacquered off course, otherwise it would oxidise rapidly.
€146.90

La Cimbali rubber o-ring

La Cimbali m15 rubber o-ring. When the portafilter is locked in this o-ring makes sure that the water doesn't come true the top of the brewing group ring. Return to the La Cimbali lever parts overview
€2.80

Faema mercurio marte valve guide

Faema mercurio marte valve guide. This is a complete valve guide for the mercurio and marte espresso machines. This one has a shorter valve guide then the E61 model.Return to the Faema parts overview
€32.75

Faema lever joint guide left

On each side of the aluminium casting used on the Faema Lambro, Faema President and the Faema Urania you will a pressed bracket. These brackets guide the bearings over the flattened-out surface on this bracket. The article listed on this page is for the left side of the group. To be sure that you order the correct side. The rounded where the rounded off...
€9.60

Faema E61 moustache set

On this product page you will find the black L shaped plastic attachments for the side panels on Faema E61 and Faema President espresso machines. These side panels are mirrored from each other so they are not interchangeable. To install them you need to screw 3 small screws in the back. They are made in Italy. You can use them on the Faema E61, 1 to 4...
€28.82

La Pavoni Europiccola seeger ring

The item on this page is a is a stainless steel retaining ring. This retaining ring can be used on various domestic lever espresso machines made by Gaggia and La Pavoni. These retaining rings can be used on pre-millennium and millennium lever brewing groups. The Gaggia part reference is S404101 and the Pavoni part reference is 410011. This stainless steel...
€1.38

XP110 pressure switch 0,5 - 1,5 bar 1/4"

On this product page you will find one of the most commonly used pressure switches. The Ma-Ter XP110 pressure switch. This pressure switch is rated from 0,5bar up to 1,5bar. The pre-calibrated pressure is 1 bar. The brass fitting has a male ¼” BSP-G thread on it. This switch is rated to 16A at 125/250V.
€20.04

Faema Marte mercurio shaft gasket

Are you rebuilding your Faema Marte or first series Mercurio. Then it is always handy to replace the shaft gasket.To replace this part you need to do the following things:Remove the piston from the piston rod; Remove the 2 screws on each side of the top of the group; pull the piston shaft true the top of the lever housing; now you can remove the bottom...
€23.74

Compression spring 13x42mm

The spring on this page is used in the Faema E61 and various other of E61 style of brewing groups. This is the spring located in the upper section of the brewing group, in the trumpet/mushroom. This stainless-steel compression spring has a outer diameter of 13mm. The length of this compression spring is 42mm. This spring has been made in Italy. This...
€2.02

Faema E61 single portafilter

The portafilter on this page looks like a classical Faema E61 portafilter. And that is indeed correct, the style looks quite similar to the antique portafilters used in the Faema Lever brewing groups and Faema E61. But there are some slight differences, the shape is slightly different and the end plug in the portafilter handle is not identical to the...
€100.04

Arrarex Caravel: A Beacon of Innovation

Founded in the 1950s, Arrarex Caravel quickly rose to prominence with its groundbreaking lever operated espresso machines. The Caravel, the company's flagship model, combined compact design with innovative lever mechanisms, revolutionizing home espresso brewing. Loved for its simplicity and exceptional performance, the Caravel remains a beloved classic among coffee connoisseurs and collectors alike.

La Cimbali: Precision Engineering at Its Finest

La Cimbali, a stalwart in the coffee industry since 1912, is renowned for its commitment to precision engineering and superior quality. While best known for its commercial equipment, La Cimbali also produced exceptional lever operated machines. Models like the M1 showcased the brand's dedication to blending traditional lever brewing with modern technology, setting new standards for excellence in espresso craftsmanship.

Faema: Elevating Espresso to Art

Since its inception in 1945, Faema has been synonymous with innovation and sophistication in espresso machine design. While famous for its iconic E61 model, Faema also made its mark in the world of lever operated machines. These elegant devices, characterized by sleek aesthetics and precise engineering, continue to inspire coffee enthusiasts with their timeless appeal and exceptional brewing capabilities.

La Pavoni: A Testament to Italian Craftsmanship

Founded in 1905, La Pavoni holds a special place in the hearts of coffee lovers worldwide. The brand's iconic Europiccola and Professional models are beloved for their elegant designs and unparalleled performance. La Pavoni machines exemplify the artistry and tradition of Italian craftsmanship, offering a timeless charm that continues to enchant baristas and coffee aficionados to this day.

Bezzera: Pioneering Espresso Excellence

Bezzera, founded in 1901, is credited with inventing the first commercial espresso machine, laying the groundwork for modern coffee culture. Alongside its groundbreaking innovations, Bezzera also produced remarkable lever operated machines. With a legacy of over a century of innovation, Bezzera remains a trusted name in the coffee industry, revered for its commitment to quality and excellence.