Set of 3 Primula Silicone Gaskets for 6 Cup Aluminum Espresso Pots - Replacement Parts Review

Made in China. At the moment I can't say how reliable the seals will be, but the 6 cup version is perfect for the Bialetti Dama 6 cup coffee maker (it's aluminum). It took me a while to figure out what pad size would fit. Work with my model coffee maker. The Bailetti website has replacement gaskets for newer models like the Moka, 2-13/16" OD. I was told the Dama gasket would be exactly the same as the Moka. The gaskets I bought are something bigger but they fit perfectly.

Read previous reviews. I knew the Primula fit was loose on the six-piston Bialetti cup and had read about the need to "season" the seals. But I've tried it nine or ten times now after spending a decent amount of fairly expensive coffee and all I get is steam, lots and lots of steam but no coffee. In fact, I got coffee once, to be precise, on the third or fourth try, when I decided to boil the water again without changing the coffee. It didn't work again. So I give up. Primula pads just don't…

I have an old aluminum steam boiler. I've replaced the gasket over the years but finally figured it was about time someone made a silicone gasket for this machine. This gasket fits perfectly. The dimensions appear to be the same as the rubber that came out. I expect I'll never have a problem with this one falling apart like the old gummies. Version 9 is suitable for the Steamer. I'm not sure if they made different sizes of vapers, but I've never seen a different size than what I have. This is…

These silicone pads work great. I brought home an old 6 cup Bialetti Moka Express from my uncle's house in Florida. The OEM rubber gasket was removed and fell apart with the first pot I made. These silicone blocks work well. They have a looser fit compared to OEM grommets. They form a form-fitting closure. Tightening the bottom to the top is just as important as it is with the OEM rubber gaskets. On my next trip I will bring home a very old 12 cup block (maybe one of the original 30's/40's…

These spacers are perfect for my IKEA Rådig 6 cup espresso pot (aka "moka pot"). This model has been discontinued and replaced with a newer IKEA model. These silicone pads fit a little tighter and seal the junction between the water box and lid even better than Bialetti's original rubber pads and replacement rubber pads, which tend to deteriorate and break with regular use. (They seem to last forever!) Also, Bialetti pods are more expensive than these and include a replaceable aluminum…

I have a 3 cup Bialetti Dama. I've had it for a long time, in pretty bad shape, and I've been through a lot of Bialetti rubber pads. They never seem to last very long until I actually nail the pieces together to get a good seal. Eventually the seals fail and I look for another set. The vicious circle repeats itself. I went to Revain looking for pads and found these silicone rings. They looked promising but some reviews said it was better to buy the 6 cup version or that the 3 cup spacer didn't…

Outside diameter 72 mm 55 mm Inside thickness 3 mm Perfect for my moka pot for 6 cups. 6 CUP! Not 3, not 9, SIX! and that means 6 espresso cups, not actual measuring cups. You might think you have 3 cups just by looking, but no - double and triple check the size, be smart and compare - so many bad pad reviews are just plain ignorant. These primroses are made for BIALETTI but fit right into my gb-Guido Bregna mocha pot from the 1980s. See photo. Thickness may vary slightly. But it isn't, 3 mm =…

I forgot my small 3 cup Bialetti pot on the stove the other day. For example for an hour. In addition to making my whole house stink, I melted the rubber gasket to oblivion. I French pressed it for a few days until these awesome little silicone pads arrived. You know how the Bialetti instructions say to use low heat to avoid damaging the seal? Well, you don't have to worry about that if your gasket is made of silicone! Plus, cleaning is easier because abrasives don't stick to silicone like…

These pods are perfect replacements for Moka Espresso; in my case a Bialetti pan. We all know it, it happens to everyone, you put a pot on the stove, something happens and you can't get to it fast enough. By the time you get there, the rubber pad will have become a sticky mass and/or damaged in some other way or shape. Now the difficult task is to remove it, clean it properly and install it on a new one. This situation has happened to me too many times (well, only twice, but it was enough) so I