Apexstone
Apexstone Stainless Steel Espresso Tamper
Apexstone Stainless Steel Espresso Tamper
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Estimated transit after dispatch: USA 5–10 business days · International 3–12 business days
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View refund policyQuick Answer: The Apexstone Stainless Steel Espresso Tamper is an espresso tamper from Apexstone designed for leveling and compressing espresso grounds before extraction.
Key Details
- 58mm Commercial Size Compatibility – Designed for standard 58mm portafilters and E61 group espresso machines.
- Premium 304 Stainless Steel Base – Made with food-grade 304 stainless steel, the rust-resistant base provides durability, stability and a smooth contact surface for daily espresso preparation.
- Spring-Assisted Tamping Design – The built-in spring mechanism provides comfortable resistance during tamping, helping distribute pressure more evenly and creating a consistent coffee puck preparation process.
- Comfortable Handle & Easy Maintenance – Ergonomic handle design provides a comfortable grip during repeated use.
- Product Specifications & Warranty Base – Diameter: 58mm; Height: 3.5 inches; Weight: approx.
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