La Marzocco Manual Paddle Short Arm for GS3 and Strada MP/EE mazzer-astoria-rio-espresso-grinder-parts/mazzer-kony-e-parts Fits: Astoria Argenta

Name: La Marzocco Manual Paddle Short Arm for GS3 and Strada MP/EE mazzer-astoria-rio-espresso-grinder-parts/mazzer-kony-e-parts Fits: Astoria Argenta
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59828759285
Price: 24.26 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8325000000000005 (13 reviews)

La Marzocco Manual Paddle Short Arm for GS3 and Strada MP/EE mazzer-astoria-rio-espresso-grinder-parts/mazzer-kony-e-parts Fits: Astoria Argenta

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La Marzocco Manual Paddle Short Arm for GS3 and Strada MP EE mazzer astoria rio espresso grinder parts mazzer kony e parts Fits: Astoria Argenta Fits: Astoria Argenta Electronically fine tune espresso and steam boiler temperatures for perfect consistency the short and long paddle arms look nearly identical but aren't interchangeable La Marzocco GS3 & Strada MP EE Short Paddle Arm

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