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IMS Baristapro precision filter basket (58mm) - Nanotec or Standard - 15g, 18g, 20g, 22g`
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Precision Baristapro filter basket from IMS
Specifications:
- Ridgeless
- Top edge ø 70 mm
- Bottom edge ø 60 mm
- Height 15g: 22mm, 18g: 24mm, 20g: 26mm, 22g: 28mm
- 661 holes
- Standard or Nanotech coated
Constructed from AISI 304 stainless steel - food-safe certified.
Holes made with a precise diameter and number specifically designed and tested to ensure homogeneous extraction, as well as being located away from the filter edge and distributed towards the centre to eliminate channelling.
Electropolishing, to guarantee a surface with higher strength and durability.
The optional nanotech coated versions offer a non-stick crystal quartz nanotech coating. We advise you to only use water when cleaning Nanotech coated products - using Cafiza, Puly Caff or similar detergent cleaners possibly affects the coating.
100% made in Italy
Excellent extraction from the 18g basket using 16-17g coffee. Highly recommended.
Great basket and works amazingly well on my bottomless portafilter. Excellent extraction!!! Highly recommend!!
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from Mauro Delgado
Your question:
Hi! Excuse me, if I buy a 22 g basket I can use it for 20 g or 18 g espresso pucks, too? ThanksOur answer:
Thanks for your question - Typically you can use amounts +/- 2g with baskets. So a 20g would be OK with 18g to 20g, and a 22g would be good with 20g to 24g. This is only a general rule and may differ depending on the actual beans you are using. Many people use 18g and 20g baskets, and the 22g are larger and need a bottomless portafilter in order to be used properly (as they are too deep for a regular portafilter).
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from Milan
Your question:
Will any of these fit into the gaggia classic pro portafilter?Our answer:
Thanks for your question - Yes, they will all fit the Classic and Classic Pro - but you will find that the deepest (22g) one will be too large for a standard portafilter and really needs a bottomless one. A bottomless portafilter is a great thing to have anyway! All other baskets (18g and 20g) easily fit in a standard Classic portafilter
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from Hsharpe
Your question:
Hi what size tamp can be used with this basket?Our answer:
We'd recommend a 58.5mm tamper for the IMS precision baskets - we will have some in stock very soon.
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18g Standard, great basket, don't be surprised if you have to turn down the grind to keep the shot from spilling too quickly.