What is a coffee dripper
A dripper is an attachment for pour-over coffee that sits on top of a cup or carafe. It holds a paper or cloth filter inside, through which hot water slowly flows, extracting flavor from the ground coffee. The shape and the openings at the bottom affect the flow rate and, consequently, the strength and taste of the resulting drink.
When it's time for a replacement
If the dripper becomes damaged, cracks, or chips at the edges, it can lead to leaks, uneven water flow, or a damaged filter. A change in coffee taste, or flow that's too fast or too slow, can also signal clogged or worn openings at the bottom of the dripper.
When it's time for a replacement
A damaged or unsuitable dripper makes it impossible to control extraction properly, and the coffee loses its balance and full flavor. A new part restores smooth and even dripping.
How to choose the right part
When choosing, consider the number of cups the dripper is designed for, and check the dimensions and compatibility with your filter directly in the product table.
| Manufacturing company | HARIO Co., Ltd. |
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| Address | 9-3 Nihonbashi Tomizawa-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0006, JP |
| Manufacturer's representative in the EU | HARIO EUROPE B.V., |
| Address of representative in the EU | Bavincklaan 2, 1183 AT Amstelveen, NL |


