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875 days ago

Italian coffe machine “The Tube”

Daniela from Pyes Pa

Imported from Italy The Tube features are:

A heat exchanger with excellent thermal stability for coffee extraction.
Power absorption of only 450W with working thermostat of 98°C.
Inlet/outlet 3-way solenoid valve.
Vertical group closure to give the machine more steadiness at group closure.
Patented Compensator, located in the lower part of the group which allows an effortless closure at constant pressure over time without leaving dirt deposits on bottom side (problem that persists in traditional systems).
No group adjustment, the compensator adapts itself to the coffee pod and you can also extract a standard tea bag!
Uniform extraction of the coffee due to the stabilisation of the working pressure.
Easy access to group for maintenance purpose through the top cover, which is fixed by means of only two screws.

Ideal for little kitchen, caravan or boat

Only 1 year old - white colour
Working with paper compostable pods

Pick up at the lakes or meet in Tauranga CBD

Price: $400

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