Not sure which size replacement seal, coffee pot, or funnel?
Please choose below
All replacement parts are compatible with Bialetti and most other coffee makers.
Which Size Replacement Seal / Gasket?
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Which
Size Stove Top Coffee Pot? |
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Liquid Capacity Stove Top Coffee Pot? |
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HOW TO START
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WHICH SIZE COFFEE POT SEALS?
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Not Sure Which
Size
Replacement Seal
/ Gasket? Below you'll find a table with the Pot Sizes for Bialetti type Moka Espresso Coffee Pots. If you're not sure which size yours is? Just match yours to the nearest SIZE in the chart below. Replacement Rubber Seals / Gaskets - Suitable for Bialetti 1,2,3,6,9,12 & 18 Cup - Moka Espresso Coffee Pots? |
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OUTSIDE Diameter mm |
Diameter mm |
BUY 2 SEALS |
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BUY 4 SEALS |
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51mm |
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1 - 1/2" |
3.3mm 1/8" |
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57mm |
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1 - 5/8" |
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65mm |
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70mm |
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2 - 3/16" |
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81mm |
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2 - 1/2" |
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90mm |
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3" |
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90mm |
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3" |
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Not Sure Which
Size
Moka Coffee Pot? Below you'll find the height for typical Bialetti type Moka Espresso Coffee Pots. If you're not sure which size pot you have? Just match yours to the nearest HEIGHT in the chart below. Replacement Rubber Seals / Gaskets - Suitable for Bialetti 1,2,3,6,9,12 & 18 Cup Moka Espresso Coffee Pots? |
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Question Which
Size Moka Coffee Pot?
Answer Measure Height of Pot - From Base to TOP. How Place your pot onto a flat surface and measure from the work surface to the TOP of the Black Knob. |
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1 Cup Seals 2 Cup Seals 3 Cup Seals 6 Cup Seals 9 Cup Seals 12 Cup Seals 18 Cup Seals |
120 mm (12.0cm)
Bialetti 1 cup Pot 145 mm (14.5cm) Bialetti 2 cup Pot 145 mm (14.5cm) Bialetti 3 cup Pot 184 mm (18.4cm) Bialetti 6 cup Pot 217 mm (21.7cm) Bialetti 9 cup Pot 250 mm (25.0cm) Bialetti 12 cup Pot 250 mm (25.0cm) Bialetti 18 cup Pot |
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Not Sure Which Size
of Stove Top Espresso Coffee Pot Maker to buy?
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1
Cup Pot Capacity
70 ml 2.4 oz
2 Cup Pot Capacity 112 ml 3.8 oz 3 Cup Pot Capacity 140 ml 4.7 oz 6 Cup Pot Capacity 250 ml 8.5 oz 9 Cup Pot Capacity 400 ml 13.5 oz 12 Cup Pot Capacity 685 ml 23.0 oz 18 Cup Pot Capacity 1,025 ml 33.8 oz |
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Not Sure Which Size
of FILTER PLATE to buy for your Stove Top Espresso Coffee Pot ? Below you'll find the FILTER PLATE SIZES of our Espresso Coffee Pots. If you're not sure which size? Please match yours to the SIZE in chart below. Remember if you buy 4 seals you automatically get a FREE FILTER PLATE. (Except for 2-cup size) |
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Which Size Filter Plate?
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Measure
DIAMETER of
Your FILTER PLATE.
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1 Cup Pot 2 Cup Pot 3 Cup Pot 6 Cup Pot 9 Cup Pot 12 Cup Pot 18 Cup Pot |
70 mm (
7.0cm) 112 mm (11.2cm) 140 mm (14.0cm) 250 mm (25.0cm) 400 mm (40.0cm) 685 mm (68.5cm) 685 mm (68.5cm) |
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Not Sure
Which Size
FUNNEL for your Stove Top Espresso Coffee Pot Maker? Below you'll find the height of our Espresso Coffee Pots FUNNELS. If you're not sure which size you have please match yours to the height of FUNNEL in chart below. |
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Which Size
FUNNEL? |
Measure
Height of FUNNEL - From Base to TOP. Place your FUNNEL onto a flat surface and measure from the work surface to the TOP of the FUNNEL.
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1 Cup
FUNNEL |
HEIGHT
WIDTH
46 mm
x 43mm (1 13/16" x 1
45/64") |
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