53mm tamper base knock convex

53mm tamper base knock convexJoeFrex 53 mm Tamper Base KNOCK CONVEX All KNOCK CONVEX bottom parts have a slightly convex pressing surface to compress the coffee grounds. Why the name Knock? After pressing the coffee grounds for the first time, lightly tap on the side of the filter holder to dislodge any remaining grounds. Subsequently, it can be pressed again. To avoid using the base of the tamper or the wooden handle for this light tap on the filter holder, risking damage to

JoeFrex - 53 mm Tamper Base KNOCK-CONVEX

All KNOCK CONVEX bottom parts have a slightly convex pressing surface to compress the coffee grounds.

Why the name Knock?

After pressing the coffee grounds for the first time, lightly tap on the side of the filter holder to dislodge any remaining grounds. Subsequently, it can be pressed again. To avoid using the base of the tamper or the wooden handle for this light tap on the filter holder, risking damage to both the tamper and the filter holder arm, you can now tap with the integrated silicone ring in the base. This idea is patented by JoeFrex.

Why the name CONVEX?

Normally, the surface of the coffee grounds pressed into the filter holder doesn't play a significant role; whether it's flat or concave, there's enough space between the coffee surface and the dispensing group so that the water can be evenly distributed over the coffee grounds and pass through them evenly. However, if a flat filter is used in the arm, or if much more than 7g (for a one-cup filter) or 14g (for a two-cup filter) is used, the space between the coffee grounds and the dispensing group may be too small for optimal water distribution. For this purpose, the Convex Tamper Base can be used, as it leaves a cavity in the middle of the pressed coffee, for better water distribution.