what size tamper do you need for the espressione minuto
1715913
I don't use a tamper, but I think the tampers are a standard size. The machine comes with a coffee scoop that has a tamper on one end. I have a Silver starbucks tamper/scoop that we received as a wedding gift, and it also fits this machine.
1715914
I use a 2" diameter steel tamper and works perfectly. You can use the one provided with the machine, however, it is plastic.
1715915
This is the tamper I bought, the smaller end works great and the larger end is perfect for holding.Espresso Tamper 50 & 60 Mm Sizes Cast Alloy Hand Coffee by RSVP Link: RSVP Terry's Tamper for EspressoThanks, Sandy
1792833
The two sides are different sizes, intended to fit most standard-sized espresso gizmos which are usually have 50+ or 60+ mm mouths. So, my guess is yes. This tamper is solid and well made.
1348926
The complete information about all sizes is at: http://www.futurobrand.com.au/wps/portal/3M/en_AU/APACFuturo/Futuro/Products/Catalog/?PC_Z7_RJH9U5230OF800IQP32PEK08S7000000_nid=RLG8F7ZS1HgsXPF3XQ9KTJglG3ZGKTZ0K6bl
1428454
About 3-4 inches is all you need but you'll want to try to get the middle of your sample if possible
764588
I don't know what the mm measurement for the de-longi portafilter baskets are-- you need a tamper that is whatever the mm measurement of the basket is
1686840
I do not have a clue what you are asking. The Vktech tamper is a well made product that does the job it was designed to do very well.
1938174
I purchased this one: Essential Values Stainless Steel Coffee Tamper Barista Espresso Tamper 51mm Base Coffee Bean PressIt works fine & is the right size. I also got a Krups single wall filter to replace the double wall that came with the 800esxl
678401
The dimensions of the base of these machines are 8.75″ deep x 7.25″ wide x 8.25″ tall. There are three different container size options: 32 oz, 48 oz, and 64 oz, which result in height of base plus container/lid of 16.9″, 17.4″, and 20.5″ respectively. For that reason, you need the right tamper
1157188
I have the DeLonghi EC155 and now have a collection of various sized tampers bought trying to find the right one.... The 51mm Vktech fits perfectly. I'm guessing many DeLonghi's use the same size filters as mine, but cannot verify.... (Note: even if it's the wrong size, it would make a great paperweight....)
945631
Best not to use a tamper as this espresso maker doesn't like the coffee too tightly packed -- it takes a long time for the coffee to get through. We just put the required amount in and level it off. Hope this helps.
580265
I would say that the .005 would be the minimum thickness if it were secured well on all sides, it still might have a wavy look. The .020 thickness would be the best choice for that application in my opinion.
928278
Do you already have the machine? You won't need to buy a tamper with the machine.
1938177
Yes... I use the RSVP dual tamper, both 50 & 58mm; the 50 mm is the size I use.
428147
I had to order the tamper tool separately from Vitamix, but it may be available through Amazon. If you purchase the Vitamix and order the 32oz container, the tamper for the 64oz will be too wide for the 32oz container. Hope this helps!
1938178
Yes. We use a "Rattleware Small Round Handle Stainless Steel Tamper(s) 58 mm" it's one of the best. You can buy it on Amazon for around $40 or go to a coffee specialty website (baristaproshop.com) and get it for around $25
678398
The dimensions of the base of these machines are 8.75″ deep x 7.25″ wide x 8.25″ tall. There are three different container size options: 32 oz, 48 oz, and 64 oz, which result in height of base plus container/lid of 16.9″, 17.4″, and 20.5″ respectively. For that reason, you should use the right tamper I think
637945
Standard size that is use in most home designed espresso machine - I use in saeco barista machine that I originally got at starbuck's - works great with that machine. I do know sone machines ( oscar from Nuova Simonelli uses a slightly larger pod so these ones will not fit for this machine