
Motta Leveler 58.5mm
Motta Leveler 58.5mm
A leveling tool is a useful tool for reducing errors in espresso preparation. It distributes the coffee grounds evenly in the portafilter, reducing the risk of channeling.
Product features:
- Diameter of the leveling tool: 58.5 mm – fits perfectly flush to the rim in standard 58 mm sieves . We use the same size for our tamper .
- Manufacturer : Metallurgica Motta, Italy
- Leveling height: adjustable to suit your portafilter and coffee. Minimum height: 8.5 mm.
- Material: made of stainless steel - suitable for the food industry
- Note: inside the leveler there is a deliberate manufacturer-made incision in the paintwork to prevent static charge.
Which sieve or machine does the Motta Leveler with 58.5mm fit into?
Suitable portafilter machine manufacturers:
Ascaso, Astoria, Bezzera, Bfc, Bianchi, Brasilia, Cont, DID Orchestrale, E61, ECM, Elektra, Expobar, Faema, Fiorenzato, Fracino, Grimac, Iberital, Kees Van Der Westen, La Marzocco, La Nuova Era, La Pavoni, La Scala, Magister, Lelit, Nuova Simonelli, Promac, Quality Espresso, Rancilio, Rocket, Royal First, SAB, Sanremo, Slayer, SV, Synesso, VFA, Vibiemme, Victoria Arduino, Wega
Why do we sell the Motta Leveling Tool?
If you always follow the espresso preparation steps exactly as Michel Aeschbacher shows in our Home Barista courses or the YouTube videos, you don't really need a leveling tool.
But who can really say that about themselves?
A leveling tool helps eliminate a major source of error when operating a portafilter machine—the distribution of the coffee grounds in the portafilter. The leveler ensures even distribution, thus reducing the risk of channeling.
That's why we sell this leveling tool.
We also like that Motta produces this useful little helper in Italy and it didn't have to be shipped halfway around the world.
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