NanopressoHandheld Ground Coffee Espresso Maker By Wacaco
R829
About
Packed with new features and capabilities, which will drastically improve the way you prepare your favourite coffee, Nanopresso is one of the best and most versatile espresso machines. A truly unique addition to your coffee toolkit!
Built around a newly patented pumping system, the Nanopresso is capable of reaching, with the help of your hands, a maximum of 18 bars (261 PSI) of pressure for unparalleled coffee extractions qualities. The Nanopresso works best with finely ground coffee that is tamped hard. It is delightfully easy to operate and simple to use. The Nanopresso requires 15% less force to pump compared to previous models (1st generation Minipresso).
With Nanopresso, the power is in the machine, not in your hands. After each shot, Nanopresso maintenance takes only a few seconds. When necessary, all the components of the portafilter are easily separated for deep cleaning.
Product Features
- Portable handheld manual coffee maker
- At a size of 15.6cm and 336g, the ergonomic design and the shorter length makes it your travel companion of choice.
- Can hold up to 80ml of water
- New features and capabilities to drastically improve the way you prepare your favourite coffee
- One of the best and most versatile espresso makers with a quality close to that of a traditional machine
- Easy cleaning
- Uses ground coffee
Product Specification
- Dimensions: 15.6cm x 7.1cm x 6.2cm
- Weight: 336g
- Water capacity: 80ml
- Ground capacity: 8g
- Maximum pressure: 18 bar
For more information, please visit Nanopresso
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