Belgian Luxury Royal Family Balance Syphon Siphon Coffee Maker, Belgium Family Balance Siphon, Syphon Coffee Maker, Belgian Coffee Maker

Principle Of Brewing Coffee Pot:After boiling the water in the saucer, the steam pressure in the saucer pushes the boiling water from the saucer through a siphon to the glass to be mixed with the coffee powder for brewing.When the boiling water in the appliance is poured into the glass, the appliance will be raised due to the weight reduction.The appliance begins to cool, the internal pressure drops and the cup of brewed coffee is siphoned back into the appliance.Specification:Material: High borosilicate glass +304 stainless steel + log baseCapacity: about 15 OZSize :235x12x38mm/9.3"*4.7"*14.96"Package list:1pcs water container1pcs alcohol lamp1pcs siphon tube1pcs glass cup1pcs coffee spoon+measuring cup1pcs stent

• Best Tasting Coffee: Belgian coffee machines are meant to make the best cup of coffee. This brewer produces a very fine cup of coffee when used correctly. The key factor with this brewer is that you should use fine grinding, use fresh coffee and use high-quality water.
• Built-in Filter: The cloth filter allows only the smallest coffee grind particles and all aromas to penetrate the final product. The result is a bold trial cup a Joe. Easy to use and wash, a single filter holds many showers.
• Easy To Clean: Our easy to clean device allows you to spend more time enjoying coffee, just clean with soap and water.
• Material and Capacity: 304 stainless steel insulated bottle, siphon pipette and filter head. Capacity 500ml for 3-5 espresso cups.
• Siphon Brewing Devices: Siphon brewers are two-chamber devices, of which one ground coffee holds, and another water holds over a heat source. The steam pressure causes the water to enter the chamber, where the coffee starts to brew. Once the brewing time is reached, the heat source is cut and the imbalance of pressure in the lower chamber causes the brewed coffee. To the siphon from the upper chamber to the lower chamber, usually through a filter.