Silicone Material
The flexible silicone ensures a tight seal during the backflush.
Espresso machines
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Silicone
SONGTIY Espresso machines
These maintenance tools assist in the routine cleaning of espresso machine heads. The silicone discs facilitate the backflushing process to remove coffee residue
Our pick
Why this brand
Standard Sizing
The 54mm diameter fits many common home espresso portafilters.
Multi-Pack Value
This set includes two cleaning discs for long-term maintenance.
About this lineup
Backflush Maintenance Components
This catalog features specialized silicone discs used for espresso machine hygiene. The items are defined by their diameter and material flexibility.
- 54mm diameter sizing
- Flexible silicone construction
- Backflush cleaning function
- Two-piece set configuration
- Espresso group head compatibility
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What we make
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How they are built
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Made to use
The range is aimed at the uses named in Budget, not a catch-all.
What stands out
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Listings
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First-hand
From this set
The 54mm silicone disc fits my portafilter perfectly for backflushing.
These are great for keeping the group head clean and free of old coffee oils.
The silicone is thick and creates a strong seal every time I clean the machine.
Questions
SONGTIY Questions
What is the size of the cleaning disc?
The disc has a 54mm diameter. This is a standard size for many home espresso machine portafilters.
What material are these discs made of?
They are made of silicone. This material is chosen for its flexibility and heat resistance during cleaning.
How many discs come in one set?
This listing includes two espresso cleaning discs. This provides a spare for future maintenance needs.
What is the purpose of a backflush disc?
It is used to clean the espresso machine's internal valves. It forces cleaning water back through the system.