Water filters for espresso machines - Brita
A water filter for your espresso machine could be a good idea, privately and business-wise. The reason is that if you might have a high amount of limestone in your underground water. Therefore, our machines endure much, and the espresso machine may often taste of limestone. With a filter for your espresso machine, you will get rid of limestone, bad taste and odor.
- Brita C150 Finest - Espresso - 1100 liter€68.09
PURITY Finest C optimised water, with its ideal mineral composition, releases the individual aroma of each espresso from the ground coffee. This supports the development of the authentic espresso taste – just the way you like it.Elements that negatively affect taste and aroma, such as chlorine, are reliably filtered out whilst the freshly filtered water provides the ideal crema in terms of colour and consistency – for that perfect espresso.
How to install the filter? You can see more about that here: (Youtube video) Installation of Brita Purity
How does the filter work? (Youtube video)
- BRITA Purity C Finest - C300€116.87
PURITY Finest C optimised water, with its ideal mineral composition, releases the individual aroma of each espresso from the ground coffee. This supports the development of the authentic espresso taste – just the way you like it.Elements that negatively affect taste and aroma, such as chlorine, are reliably filtered out whilst the freshly filtered water provides the ideal crema in terms of colour and consistency – for that perfect espresso.
How to install the filter? You can see more about that here: (Youtube video) Installation of Brita Purity
How does the filter work? (Youtube video)
- BRITA Purity C Finest - C500€184.95
PURITY Finest C optimised water, with its ideal mineral composition, releases the individual aroma of each espresso from the ground coffee. This supports the development of the authentic espresso taste – just the way you like it.Elements that negatively affect taste and aroma, such as chlorine, are reliably filtered out whilst the freshly filtered water provides the ideal crema in terms of colour and consistency – for that perfect espresso.
How to install the filter? You can see more about that here: (Youtube video) Installation of Brita Purity
How does the filter work? (Youtube video)
- BRITA Purity C Finest - C1100€262.58
PURITY Finest C optimised water, with its ideal mineral composition, releases the individual aroma of each espresso from the ground coffee. This supports the development of the authentic espresso taste – just the way you like it.Elements that negatively affect taste and aroma, such as chlorine, are reliably filtered out whilst the freshly filtered water provides the ideal crema in terms of colour and consistency – for that perfect espresso.
How to install the filter? You can see more about that here: (Youtube video) Installation of Brita Purity
How does the filter work? (Youtube video)
- BRITA Purity C1100 XtraSafe€217.54
Head is sold seperately.
C1100 XtraSafe is used for coffee, espresso and vending machines, with Purity C 0-70% filter head.
Can also be used for combi steamers and ovens with Purity C steam filter head. - Brita Flowmeter - with displayAs low as €82.02
With a BRITA flowmeter, you can easily keep track of the remaining lifespan of your filter.
The flowmeter is set to the specified capacity of the filter and counts down with each liter that passes through. When the capacity is exhausted, the BRITA flowmeter will display how many liters you have exceeded and will begin to flash as a reminder to change the filter.
Additionally, the display will flash if the filter has been in use for over 12 months.
A 3/8" connection can be used with all BRITA Purity C filter cartridges (C50, C150, C300, C500, and C1100).
A 3/4" connection is compatible with all BRITA Purity filter systems without a display: models 450, 600, and 1200.
Why should you buy a filter for your espresso machine?
When a filter is connected to your espresso machine, it means that an extra joint is installed between the water and machine. That way, the filter ensures that limestone, bacteria, bad odor and taste are retained. Retaining the limestone means that the espresso machine is not calcified, which has three impacts: The machine has a longer service life (limestone is rough on materials); your coffee becomes hotter because no limestone is eroding the kettles of the machine, and your coffee will have an improved taste because there is no more limestone in the water.
Filters for private and business purposes
The filter has different needs, depending on your choice of espresso machine. For business purposes, the espresso machine will often require nozzles, which also requires a filter for the purpose of ion exchanges (do we have an article on this subject?) (see our BRITA ST filters) and a certain capacity when it comes to water consumption. For private households, less is okay as the machine rarely has a nozzle, just as your water consumption is much less than at a cafe or restaurant. For private households, the filter will require a casing, which means that the limestone will be cluttered and retained. This is a simpler technique than the ion exchange but correlates well with the needs for private consumption.
Do you need an espresso machine filter?
If you are having doubts whether or not to use a filter, which retains limestone and bacteria from your espresso machine, you only need to know that the hardness of the water should be between 4 and 8 dH (link to article about this). Nevertheless, many places in e.g Denmark, the hardness of the water is much higher. In Frederiksberg, a hardness of up to 30 dH has been metered. The thing is that in Denmark the water is typically too hard, which is why we ingest more limestone than we should. In reality, the answer is rather simple: everyone should have a filter installed, which retains all limestone, not only for your own sake, but for the sake of the machines you have in your private household.
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