BC Sunbeam 58mm Bottomless Portafilter - 2 Ear/ 3 Ear
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Description:
Perfect Your Espresso — See Every Shot in Action
Unlock your espresso potential with the Brewing Culture 58mm Bottomless Portafilter, specially designed for Sunbeam espresso machines with either a 2-ear or 3-ear locking system. The bottomless (naked) design allows you to view the full extraction process, helping you identify issues like channeling, uneven tamping, or grind inconsistencies — making it an essential tool for learning and refining your technique.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned barista, this portafilter gives you greater control over your espresso and helps you produce more consistent, crema-rich shots.
Key Features
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58mm bottomless (naked) design for real-time extraction feedback
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Choose from multiple handle options: wood, silicone, aluminium, or stainless steel
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Enhances flavour and crema by reducing contact with metal surfaces
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Stainless steel head ensures long-term durability and heat stability
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Compatible with 2-ear and 3-ear Sunbeam machines
Specifications
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Portafilter Size: 58mm
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Locking Type: Available in both 2-ear and 3-ear configurations
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Compatible Machines:
2-Ear (2-tab):-
EM6900
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EM7000
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EM7100
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EM7200
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EMM7200BK
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EM8000 / PU8000 (Torino)
3-Ear (3-tab):
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EM4300K
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EM5300 / EM5300K (Barista Max / Plus)
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EMM4500
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EMM5400
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EMM5500
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EMM7300SS
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If your machine uses a 58mm portafilter with a 2 or 3 ear design but isn’t listed above, please contact our team via the contact form or online chat to confirm compatibility.
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Product Brand: Brewing Culture
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Material:
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Head: Solid stainless steel
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Handle: Choose from Rosewood, Blackwood, Myra Wood, Black Silicone, Black Aluminium
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What’s in the Box
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1 × 58mm Bottomless Portafilter (2-Ear or 3-Ear)
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1 × 18g Double Shot Filter Basket
Please Note
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This is not a genuine Sunbeam part — it is designed by Brewing Culture to be fully compatible with the listed machines.
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Using a bottomless portafilter may require some adjustments to your grind size, dose, or tamping technique. Channeling or spurting is common at first and is not a defect — it simply helps identify areas for improvement. With a few tweaks, you’ll be pulling cleaner, more consistent shots in no time.
👉 Need help refining your technique? Check out our blog.










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