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FLAIR 58x Espresso Maker (non-electric)

Name: FLAIR 58x Espresso Maker (non-electric)
Brand: Flair Espresso
SKU: 860006241230
Price: 679.0 CAD
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ESPRESSO NIRVANA IS HERE!

The Flair 58x is the fully-manual, non-electric version of the Flair 58.

The Flair 58x features Flair's first industry standard 58mm portafilter as well as a more robust frame and lever for ease of extractions at higher pressures. As this version is completely non-electric, customers can preheat and engage in thermal management using the open preheat cap for the Flair 58x. The 58x utilizes stainless steel components for a plastic-free brew path, married to a durable, die-cast aluminum frame to withstand years of extractions. This premium build is coupled with elegant finishes, such as chrome plating and deluxe wooden accents.

Please Note: All of our current units now include the new Valve Plunger design, Puck Screen & Low-Flow Portafilter Basket.
- COLOUR: Black
- SIZE: 508 x 355.6 x 152.4mm / 20 × 14 × 6in
- WEIGHT 3.63kg / 8lb
- BREW HEAD: Flair 58x
- RESEVOIR CAPACITY: 90ml / 3.04fl
- PORTAFILTER DIAMETER: 58mm / 2.28in
- MAX OUTPUT: 55ml / 1.86fl
- IN THE BOX:
  - Flair 58 Base
  - Flair 58 Lever Assembly
  - Flair 58x Brew Head with Valve Plunger
  - Flair 58 Puck Screen
  - Flair 58 Pressure Gauge with Stainless Steel Stem
  - Flair 58mm Portafilter and 16-22 gram basket
  - Flair 58 mm Tamper
  - Flair 58x Preheat Cap
  - Flair 58 Drip Tray
  - Flair 58x Quick Start Guide
FLAIR 58x Quick Start Guide

Beautiful machine

I’ve only had this machine for two weeks but I’m loving the simplicity and workflow of it. Heat management is the only work around but it’s not a huge deal once you get a system down.

Love it

Nifty machine. So nice to not have a complicated machine to pull a shot in the Am. Tons of YouTube vids for education as well. Fun to tinker with setting to perfect the pull.