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| Brand & Product | AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter - Standard |
| SKU | 49750 |
| Barcode | 0085276081885 |
| Warranty | 12 Month Warranty |
| Dimensions | 11.25 x 10 x 18cm ( 4.43"x 3.94"x 7.09" ) |
| Weight | 445g (0.98lbs) |
| Material | Polypropylene, Silicone Seal |
| Made In | USA |
| Returns | 100 day free returns |
| Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About AeroPress
AeroPress was founded in 1984 as Aerobie, Inc. by inventor and retired Stanford University engineering instructor Alan Adler. Then, in 2004, Alan began studying the brewing process with a simple goal in mind: brew a superior cup of coffee.
Richer coffee is just one press away with the reusable metal coffee filter. It keeps out grounds but allows flavorful oils to pass through for delicious, full-bodied coffee. Reusable, sustainable and 100% made in the USA.
Highlights of the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter - Standard
- Travel-friendly: Reusable and durable
- Rich, full-bodied, grit-free coffee every time
- Cleans up with a quick rinse, or put in dishwasher
Features of the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter - Standard
- Ideal for home, office, and travel.
- Easy to clean: just rinse & dry or put in dishwasher
- Compatible with AeroPress Original, AeroPress Clear and AeroPress Go coffee makers. Not compatible with AeroPress XL coffee maker.
- Designed in Silicon Valley
About AeroPress
AeroPress was founded in 1984 as Aerobie, Inc. by inventor and retired Stanford University engineering instructor Alan Adler. Then, in 2004, Alan began studying the brewing process with a simple goal in mind: brew a superior cup of coffee.
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