NOTE: Not Compatible with Stainless Steel Espresso Pots
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37 of 37 found the following review helpful:
Dimensions for 3-cup Gaskets Sep 05, 2009
By William Pollock I guessed that the 3-cup version was what I needed for our 4-cup stainless steel Bialetti pot, and luckily I was right. The gasket's outer diameter is 2.5 inches, and the ring is 0.25 inches wide.
It is the real deal, Bialetti product - a package of 3 gaskets plus a replacement filter. A great deal at this price.
This came from J&R, and arrived in only a couple days with standard shipping. I'm totally, completely satisfied!
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
You MUST read this before to buy Bialetti's parts! Aug 27, 2011
By Alex
"adg"
I bought 3 new gaskets to replace the one in my Bialetti's 1 cup coffee maker. As many here, I ended up buying the wrong ones :-( No biggy, since I own different Bialettis in different sizes, but definitely a nuisance. In order to avoid my mistake, I suggest you to go to the online Bialetti's store (Bialetti.com). In the 'replacement parts' section, you'll find a very useful tool to determine which gaskets you need, based on some measurements. Also it seems the prices are a little lower, but I'll leave this judgment to you...
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
A suggestion Apr 05, 2011
By Randall Thomas To those listing these gaskets, please put this link on all of your listings to prevent us from ordering the wrong size: […]
Nowhere on these makers is there a # cup measure so we're guessing. I only found this link after the fact. Now I have to reorder and have an opened pack of wrong size gaskets.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Sizing!! Nov 15, 2011
By Aaron
"drunkmonckey"
I'd give 5 stars since the current gasket has lasted forever but since Bialetti and amazon both are reluctant to provide sizing, I'm knocking it a star. I replaced mine since I now have to crank the pieces together firm enough I sometimes can't get it loose to prevent leaks.
As far as sizing, if a person were to go to espressoparts, they would find that the: ---3 cup gasket has measurements of: Outside Diameter: 64.75mm (2.54 in.); Inside Diameter: 50mm (1.96 in.); Thickness: 2.6mm (.102 in.) - that's the vertical thickness and not the width of the gasket
So, if you're under the 3, it's probably a 1, if you're between the 3 and 6, I guess you maybe have a 4 cup. The measurements for coffee are all silly anyway as they use a 4-6oz as a cup in order to appear to increase the volume of their maker. -Also, my 3 cup maker takes almost exactly 1/2 cup (118ml) of water to reach bottom of the safety valve. So, in Bialetti math, we can assume that they think around 40ml is an espresso cup. Hopefully that helps.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Fits IKEA Moka Pot Aug 24, 2011
By Devwalla I've had an IKEA Moka pot for years and the two gaskets it came with finally wore completely out. A visit to IKEA for the allegedly available replacement gaskets was futile - no stores actually carry them it seems - so I took a chance that these seals would fit my 3 cup IKEA model. They are the tiniest bit loose, not enough to keep the pot from making a seal, and I'm thrilled to have found a source for these. I think my IKEA pot was $12 when I bought it and although that's cheap, I hated the idea of tossing it and getting a new one just for lack of a new gasket.
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Dimensions for 3-cup Gaskets Sep 05, 2009
By William Pollock
A suggestion Apr 05, 2011
By Randall Thomas
