Espresso Gear
Find tools for weighing, distributing and tamping coffee, collecting shots and cleaning up. Browse by the step you need help with:
- Espresso Tampers — spring-loaded, constant-force and impact, 49–58 mm
- WDT & Distribution Tools — needle tools and rotary levelers
- Bottomless Portafilters & Baskets — 54 mm and 58 mm
- Dosing Cups & Funnels — aluminum cups, 0.1 g weighing cups, magnetic rings
- Knock Boxes & Tamping Stations — mats, stands, organizers
- Milk Frothers & Latte Art Pitchers — frothers and steaming pitchers
By machine fit: Breville 54mm for BES870, BES878 and BES880, or 58mm E61 for prosumer group heads.
Digital Coffee Dosing Cup Scale
200 ml (6.8 fl oz) Tritan Cup, 0.1 g up to 500 g, g/oz Units, USB-C Rechargeable
Polished Stainless Steel Moka Pot
Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker with Reusable Filter, Black Handle
Dual-Spout Espresso Shot Cup 120 ml (4.1 fl oz)
304 Stainless Steel Measuring Cup, Internal Volume Marks
Flat-Base Bottomless Portafilter 58 mm for E61 Group Heads
304 Stainless Steel, Natural Walnut Handle, Naked Portafilter
E61 Espresso Portafilter 58 mm
2-in-1 Bottomless & Spouted, Filter Basket Included, Fits Rocket, ECM, Profitec & Lelit
Espresso Tamping Stand & Tool Holder 51-58 mm
Adjustable Portafilter Support, Wood-Grain ABS Coffee Bar Organizer
Build your coffee routine
How to build your espresso prep kit
Choosing your coffee equipment
Which espresso accessories should I buy first?
Start with tools that fit your machine and support a repeatable recipe: a suitably sized coffee scale and a tamper matched to the basket. Add a WDT needle tool if your grounds need help with clumps, then choose a knock box or tamping mat for cleanup and support. Check each product’s dimensions and compatibility notes before ordering.
How do I know my portafilter size?
Measure the inside diameter of the basket rim or check your machine manual. The Breville Barista Express, Pro and Touch use 54 mm baskets, E61 and most commercial-style group heads use 58 mm, and many compact machines use 51 mm.
What is a puck screen, and do I need one?
A puck screen is a thin perforated metal disc placed on top of the tamped coffee. It spreads water from the shower screen more evenly and keeps the group head cleaner. It is optional; get dose, grind and distribution right first.
Can I make espresso-style coffee without an espresso machine?
Yes. The moka pots in this collection brew a strong, concentrated coffee on the stovetop, and the CO₂-powered pneumatic makers use a gas cartridge for pressure. Both need hot water or a heat source; check each product page for details.





