About EspressoPartMatch
An independent reference for finding espresso machine parts that the manufacturer itself lists for your exact model.
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What we do
EspressoPartMatch helps you go from the model code on your espresso machine or grinder to the parts that fit it: portafilters, filter baskets, group head gaskets, shower screens, water tanks, drip trays, steam wand parts, burrs, hoppers and small maintenance tools. You can start from a model, from a part number, or from a type of part.
Paper filters and drip coffee makers are outside our scope. Our sister site CoffeeFilterFinder.com covers those.
Why it exists
Espresso parts are usually sold by nominal size: “54 mm basket”, “58 mm gasket”, “fits Barista series”. Size is not enough. Manufacturers sell several different parts with the same size and even the same name — Sage, for example, has three different parts called “Precision Burr Assembly” and two different “54 mm Cleaning Disc” part numbers. We wanted a reference where each match can be traced to the manufacturer’s own listing for the exact model code.
How we work
- We match parts to exact model codes, and we quote the line on the official page that names that code.
- We keep markets separate: a part number documented for the UK is not assumed to be the same elsewhere.
- When two official statements disagree, we leave the pairing out and say so on the page, rather than choosing one.
- Every listing shows the date it was last checked against the source.
The details are in our editorial policy.
Where the catalogue stands
We started with Sage, because its official UK website publishes a “Works With” list on each spare-part page. The catalogue currently covers 13 models and 169 confirmed model–part matches. Other brands, including Breville-branded machines sold outside the UK and Europe, will be added only when their official documentation is detailed enough to meet the same standard.
Independence
EspressoPartMatch is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any manufacturer we cover, and we do not sell parts. Brand and model names are used only to identify products. How the site is funded, and how that is kept separate from compatibility decisions, is explained in our advertising and affiliate disclosure.
Who runs the site
EspressoPartMatch is run by Javier Contreras, an independent publisher based in the United Kingdom, trading as EspressoPartMatch. Pages are published under the EspressoPartMatch name rather than under individual bylines. Questions, corrections and documentation suggestions are welcome at hello@espressopartmatch.com or through our contact page.