Rancilio Lever Piston Spring X classika-ii-and-classika-ii-with-pid/classika-ii-group-and-steam-valve Built-in measuring chamber – Easy

Name: Rancilio Lever Piston Spring X classika-ii-and-classika-ii-with-pid/classika-ii-group-and-steam-valve Built-in measuring chamber – Easy
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53533486590
Price: 51.20 USD
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Rancilio Lever Piston Spring X classika ii and classika ii with pid classika ii group and steam valve Built in measuring chamber – Easy Built in measuring chamber – Easy portioning and precise PPM control with no guesswork AeroPress delivers a consistent and satisfying cup with minimal fuss Installation This Rancilio Lever Piston Spring (OEM #39120014) is the high tension compression spring that powers piston movement and lever return in commercial Rancilio lever espresso group heads

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