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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.

Gaggia ball bearing

The bearing is essential on a lever espresso machine brewing group. Otherwise it is not possible to transfer the lever movement in a vertical movement. In the brewing group of the Gaggia lever groups the bearings are embedded inside the group. On each side you will find one bearing where the pinion gear can ride on.
€12.34

Faema E61 complete upper pipe

On this product page you will find the complete upper pipe for various E61 style and Faema E61 brewing groups. This item can be used in various E61 style brewing groups such as the ones used on the La Pavoni, Isomac and EC Heidelberg. But also on the Faema E61, Faema E61 Legend and the Faema E61 Jubilee espresso machines. The Faema part reference is...
€30.34

Beating rubber lever group

On this page you will find a gasket type which is a beating rubber. This rubber damping rubber is located underneath the lever holder fork. But what does a beating rubber do? Well when you lower the lever and let it go, this rubber prevents that the lever fork smashes into the top casting of the lever group. You will find this beating rubber on the...
€11.74

Astoria back stop

On this page you will find a rubber back stop used with a variety of and newer lever espresso machine brewing groups. You will find this back stop on Astoria and Wega models pre 2001. Currently you can find them on brewing groups used by Bezzera 5473001 , Pavoni 477020, Victoria Arduino 17000018, Wega WY15101 and Brasilia 01431.0.00.02. For Pavoni groups,...
€9.59

Paper shim 66x58x0,8mm

On this page you will find a paper shim, these shims are used to fill up the wear of the brewing group and or the wear on the portafilter. This shim is placed above the portafilter gasket itself which makes it possible to make fine adjustments. This portafilter shim has a outer diameter of 66mm a inner diameter of 58mm and a thickness of 0,8mm This paper...
€1.10

Safety valve 3/8'' 1,8 bar

On this page you will find a safety valve which has a male 3/8”BSP-G thread. The pre-set pressure of this valve is 1,8bar. You can adjust it yourself but not recommended. The spring inside the safety valve is made from stainless steel and the sealing material is FKM. The valve has been made in Italy. We do strongly advise to replace the safety valve every...
€15.27

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

La Pavoni Europiccola inlet pipe

On this page you will find a brass tube which is used in a variety of lever espresso machine models. This brass tube is used in the pre-millennium and Millennium brewing groups of La Pavoni and the millennium groups of Gaggia. The La Pavoni part reference is 326002 and the Gaggia part reference number is S326002. This brass suction pipe has a outer...
€20.64

Faema E61 group upper plug

The fitting on this page is the top fitting on almost every E61 brewing group. You can find the male stop on brands such as Vibiemme, La Scala, Bezzera, Grimac, Faema, La Pavoni, Wega and Brasilia espresso machines. This male cap has a diameter of 16mm. It has been made from brass and has been nickel and chrome plated. The thread used is a 3/8” BSP-G...
€5.14

Arrarex Caravel stainless tamper American walnut

On this page you will find our tamper for the VAM Caravel and Arrarex Caravel espresso machines. This coffee tamper has a diameter of 43mm. The tamper base has been made out of stainless steel, the handle is made from wood. To be specific Italian walnut. So make sure that you don’t dip the handle in water. The most important thing is for which model of...
€63.99

Astoria front stop

On this page you will find the front stop for various lever brewing groups. This front stop make sure tha you don’t damage the lever nor the castings of the brewing group itself. This rubber front stop can be used with brands such as Brasilia with part number 01432.0.00.02 , La Pavoni 477021 and Victoria Arduino 17000018 . For La Pavoni it is only...
€21.76

Faema E61 legend pump motor

Where the classic Faema E61 espresso machine had a external motor. The Faema E61 Legend and Faema E61 jubilé has a internal espresso machine motor. The motor used in a Faema E61 legend and Jubile is made by Elettromeccanica Ing F. Arduini and has 150W with 230V 50-60Hz. To start the motor there is a condenser installed of 10 µf. The coffee machine motor...
€260.91

Brass gasket 18x12x1mm

On this page you will find a brass washer which is suitable for the Astoria and Wega water level assembly. This washer makes sure that the gasket doesn’t tear when the sight glass nut is tightened. This washer has the Astoria reference 25652 and the Wega part is WY25652  This gasket has a outer diameter of 18mm a inner diameter of 12mm and a thickness of...
€2.08

Flex pipe 2000mm 3/8 ff conical base

On this page you will find a stainless steel water hose. This hose can be used to connect the water mains to your espresso machine any other suitable appliance. This stainless steel flex hose has a overall length of 2000mm and on each end a 3/8” BSP-G fitting. This connection is conical so there is no need to a gasket. The maximum fluid temperature which...
€18.50

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.