Stainless Steel Plunger Assembly for Flat Top Coffee Press

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For even more options, consider checking out Cafe Crush Club’s 34oz Replacement Glass, SS pour-over filter with glass measure, filter elements, cross, filter and spiral plate assemblies, and advanced cold brewing coffee gear. Don’t settle for anything less than the best for your coffee press!

Spiral plate first (closest to the highest), mesh filter in center and cross plate under, poke the stem of the cross plate up via the mesh and spiral plates and screw the top of the rod into the internally threaded stem. Flip the closed nut to relaxation in your spiral plate. Good as fresh!

COMPATIBLE TO USE WITH YOUR FLAT SHAPE LID – 5 PARTS: Cross, Filter and Spiral Plates, 7.00” Plunger Rod with Small Closed Nut and Stable SS Top Flat Knob – and NO LID – Use your personal lid to restore your loyal press; Matches a 3.75″ vast carafe along with your FLAT lid completely and can do a fantastic job filtering your espresso.

Take aside your previous plunger and thread the fresh rod into the opening in your flat lid, connect the flat stable knob to the highest. Subsequent, on the different finish of the rod, begin the finely threaded nut with spherical closed prime going through the lid – whether it will get “cross threaded” it may strip, so attempt to line it up accurately.

7.00” rod to be used with YOUR FLAT lid, like BODUM’s flat prime Eileen, Brazil with flat lid, Kenya, STARBUCK’s, BIALETTI’s, MIRO, MENU, STERLING PRO’s – GLASS or STEEL carafes in reality most FLAT lidded manufacturers whether they’re 1 Liter, “8-Espresso Cup” 32|34oz  Press espresso makers. Not OEM Bodum, Compatibly Manufactured by Cafe Crush Membership to make use of along with your FLAT lid 1 Liter  Press. (OEM-Authentic Tools Manufactured) DOME LID? Discover our merchandise B08CBTYKXX with a 7.75″ Rod to work for YOUR press.

Do your self a favor and purchase this substitute half as an alternative of shopping for an entire fresh container. I’m pleased that I did and sit up for persevering with to make use of my press for a few years to come back.”