調整可能な 2-in-1 ブラック 53mm タンパーとディストリビューター - バリスタ グレード

Pull more consistent shots with our 2-in-1 53mm espresso distributor and tamper. Adjustable depth on both sides means you set it once and get repeatable results every time. Fits 54mm portafilters.

This dual-sided tool flattens and evens your grounds, then compresses them into a perfectly uniform puck- streamlining your workflow and reducing channeling for cleaner extractions. Built with a solid ~500g weight and black aluminium handle for balance and durability. Compatible with all 58mm baskets including Breville, Delonghi, E61, Gaggia and more.

Adjustable depth screws on both sides- set once for your usual dose.

1. Dose: load your usual dose (e.g., 18–20g).
2. Level: use the distributor side for 2–3 gentle turns to even the bed.
3. Tamp: flip to the tamper side and press straight down for a flat surface.
4. Pull the shot: aim for a 1:2 ratio (e.g., 18g in → 36g out) in ~25–30 sec, then fine-tune grind as needed.

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この調整可能な 53mm 2-in-1 コーヒー タンパーおよびディストリビューターは、ほとんどの一般的な家庭用コーヒー マシンだけでなく、業務用コーヒー マシンとも互換性があります。

コーヒーを挽いた後、まずディストリビューター側でコーヒーの粉を均等に分配し、次にタンパー側でコーヒーを押します。

タンパーには黒のアルミ製ハンドルが付いており、ねじ式で調整可能で、タンパー側とディストリビューター側の両方の深さを設定できます。深さを設定したら、いつでも完璧なディストリビューションプレスができます。このタンパーの最適重量は約500 グラムで、いつでも完璧なショットを注ぐことができます。

What does a 2-in-1 tamper and distributor actually do?

The distributor (top function) levels and evenly spreads the ground coffee in your basket before tamping — eliminating high and low spots that cause channelling. The tamper (bottom function) then compresses the puck with consistent, level pressure. Used together, they replace two separate tools and improve shot consistency.

What size basket does this fit?

This is a 53mm tool, suitable for 54mm Breville and Sage machines. The adjustable depth setting means it works across different basket depths.

Do I still need to tamp if I use the distributor?

Yes. The distributor levels the grounds but doesn't compress them — you still need to tamp after distributing. The 2-in-1 design makes this a single fluid motion: distribute, flip, tamp.

How much pressure should I use when tamping?

Around 7kg of pressure is the standard recommendation. The most important thing is consistency — the same pressure, level, every time. A self-levelling tamper removes the angle variable, which is often more impactful than the exact pressure used.

Is this better than tamping by hand with a standard tamper?

For most home baristas, yes — primarily because the distribution step is often skipped entirely, and uneven grounds are one of the most common causes of channelling. Adding a distributor to your workflow is a quick win for shot consistency.