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Caffewerks // 54mm Breville Portafilter // Bottomless
$45.00

Caffewerks // 54mm Breville Portafilter // Bottomless

$45.00
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Complete the upgrade to your 800 Series Breville Home Espresso Machine. 

These bottomless 304 Stainless Steel portafilters come with a new 54mm Caffewerks basket and are ready brew! 

Fits 800 Series Breville Machine Models: BES870/878/879/880

Add a 54mm Basket, Screen and Puck Screen to your upgrade 

Looking for just a 54mm Silicone Gasket or 54mm Screen or 54mm basket? We have you covered! Check out our entire Breville Collection 

 Breville Gasket Troubleshooting Guide  

 Not sure which size or part you need? All Espresso Machine Parts are non-returnable. If you aren't sure what part you need please send us a message in the contact box below and we will help get you set up for success! 

 

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Decent Replacement Portafilter for Breville

I bought this bottomless portafilter for use with. Breville touch. It works as intended, locks in place well, and the basket seats nicely. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is the wood handle likes to unscrew, something I can probably fix with a bit of loctite, and the overall build of the portafilter is pretty light. I’d estimate it’s about half the weight of the breville portafilter. I feel like if I crank it hard enough I could snap the handle off.
Time will tell on durability, but overall it’s a well performing Porta and gets the job done (at a price that’s hard to beat).

Portafilters

A portafilter is a little handheld device that holds the filter basket with the ground coffee in an espresso machine. You insert it into the group head and hot water is forced through the compressed coffee at high pressure to make the espresso.

Portafilters are key to the quality and consistency of the espresso shot. The design and material of the portafilter and the precision of the filter basket affect the extraction and the flavor of the espresso.

What to Look for in a Quality Portafilter

Quality portafilters, part of an espresso machine, have several key features that produce excellent espresso shots. When looking at a portafilter, look for:

Material

Made from durable, heat resistant materials like stainless steel or brass for even heat distribution, temperature stability and corrosion resistance.

Craftsmanship

Smooth finish, no defects or rough edges, so it fits perfectly with the group head gasket to prevent leaks and maintain pressure.

Basket compatibility

Standard basket sizes (e.g. 53mm, 58mm) and hold the basket firmly in place, with enough depth for proper coffee dosing and tamping.

Spout design

Angled spout for even extraction and to direct the espresso into the cup. Some models are bottomless for better visibility and diagnosing distribution issues.

Handle comfort and insulation

Comfortable to hold and insulated to protect the hand from heat, often made of wood, rubber or heat resistant plastic for better grip and control.

Durability and lifespan

Designed for daily use in a busy coffee shop, will be sturdy and withstand wear and tear with proper care.

Brand and compatibility

Portafilters from La Marzocco, Nuova Simonelli, or Rancilio are known for their quality and reliability. Choose a compatible portafilter for the best performance.

Portafilter Maintenance and Care

Proper care will extend the life of your portafilter. It’s important for all coffee machines, from cafes to home setups. Here are some tips to keep your portafilter stock in top shape:

  1. Clean the portafilter after each use. Rinse with hot water and use a soft brush to remove coffee residue from the filter basket and spouts. This prevents coffee oils from building up and your espresso from tasting stale.
  2. Deep clean your portafilter periodically. Soak it in water and an espresso machine cleaning product, follow the manufacturer’s instructions. This will remove any stubborn residue and prevent limescale.
  3. Check the filter basket regularly for signs of wear or damage, cracks, or warping. Replace it if necessary to maintain the quality and consistency of your espresso shots.
  4. Handle with care. Don’t drop it or bang it. When not in use, store it in a safe place to prevent accidental damage.
    5. Check out Caffewerk' other espresso machine parts parts to make the best cup of coffee for yourself or your customers.