Overview
Why a puck saver?
Why a puck saver?
Puck screens and discs and savers have developed a big following the past few years, and for good reason. They can help to buffer higher velocity water coming out of a group head dispersion screen, which has a tendency to erode the top of a puck and potentially induce channeling. They are also great at acting as a sacrificial layer to keep your dispersion screen cleaner. The saver is also easier to clean than the puck screen (a mesh part), which is great when you're not trying to alter the headspace above your puck.
Materials
Materials
0.19mm thick SUS 316L (marine grade) with 200 micron holes.
How to clean
How to clean
Rinse under water immediately after use to clean. Easy does it.
Compatibility
Compatibility
Compatible with all standard 58mm portafilters or the Weber Workshops Unifilter/Unibasket.
Recommended Pairings
A sacrificial layer to keep your dispersion screen clean, and prevent high velocity flow from eroding the top of your espresso puck.
See Puck Saver in action.