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This is a stovetop vacuum siphon brewer with a 600 ml lower chamber, enough for about five cups. Steam pressure pushes water into the upper chamber, where it steeps with the grounds, then a vacuum pulls the brewed coffee back down through the filter. The result is a clean, sediment-free cup with the clarity and aroma siphon fans look for. It is built from borosilicate glass rated for -30°C to 180°C and works on a gas stove, alcohol burner or halogen lamp. It suits people who want café-style siphon coffee at home and don't mind a hands-on, heat-source brew. Against drip machines it demands more attention and a separate burner, but it extracts more fully and gives a clearer cup than typical automatic brewers.
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This is a tabletop siphon coffee maker with a 600 ml (5-cup) capacity. It brews with steam pressure and vacuum, which draws water through the grounds. The brewed coffee is free of sediment. It can also be used to brew tea.
The upper and lower chambers are made of borosilicate glass, which withstands temperatures from -30°C to 180°C (-22°F to 356°F). A safety lock helps prevent spills, a cushion connector absorbs pressure to protect the glass, and a heat-insulated handle protects the hand. The base is black with a rose gold finish.
Brewing takes three steps: add water, install the filter, and apply heat. The kit includes everything needed to brew. It works with a gas stove, an alcohol burner, or a halogen lamp. The glass carafe and filter assembly detach for rinsing under running water. Glass parts are best washed on the top rack if put in a dishwasher.
