BC Breville Bottomless Portafilter 54mm - Walnut

Natural Walnut Handle - Exclusive at Brewing Culture Australia This portafiter is designed with a natural Walnut handle, offering a solid yet smooth feel in hand. Due to the natural variations in wood grain, each handle has its unique appearance. This 54mm portafilter is compatible with 54mm Breville coffee machines. It also includes a 54mm 18g double shot basket. The exposed basket design of a bottomless portafilter allows you to observe the entire espresso extraction process, making it an excellent tool for diagnosing any potential issues with your shot. It's perfect for training purposes, as you can easily detect problems like uneven tamping or incorrect grinder settings by observing channeling and extraction color. One thing is certain—this Bottomless (Naked) Portafilter guarantees a visually satisfying espresso extraction experience. Specifications Compatible Machines: Breville Bambino - BES450 Breville Bambino Plus - BES500 Breville Barista Express - BES875 /BES870 Breville Barista Express Impress Breville Barista Pro - BES878 Breville Barista Touch - BES880 Breville Barista Touch Impress Breville Duo-Temp Pro - BES810BSS Breville Infuser - BES840 Breville Solis Barista Perfetta Plus Breville Duo-Temp Pro - BES810BSS Product Brand: Brewing Culture Please note: This is not a genuine Breville product. This portafilter is designed and manufactured by Brewing Culture to be fully compatible with the listed machines. What's Included in the Box 1 × BC Bottomless Portafilter Walnut 54mm 1 × BC Double Shot Filter Basket 54mm 18g Why Choose a Bottomless Portafilter? The bottomless design allows for a full view of the espresso extraction process, helping you achieve greater consistency in your shots. Plus, it enhances the crema yield by 50% since there's no extra contact with metal surfaces, preserving the integrity of the crema. Please Note Switching to a bottomless portafilter may require adjustments to your grind size, dose, or tamping technique. It’s common to see spurting or channeling at first — this isn’t a defect, but rather a valuable way to spot areas for improvement. With a few tweaks, you'll be pulling smoother, more consistent shots in no time. 👉 Need help refining your technique? Check out our blog.