The gasket is the part of a stovetop espresso maker that fails first. Once it hardens or splits, steam escapes past the seal instead of being forced up through the coffee, and you get a weak cup or a wet stovetop. This is the G.A.T. universal standard size, so it fits G.A.T. and Bialetti pots and most others built to the same pattern. Used a few times a week, a gasket is worth replacing every three to four months.
- Replacement gasket for a stovetop espresso maker.
- Restores the seal so the pot brews under pressure again.
- G.A.T. universal standard, fits G.A.T. and Bialetti pots and many others.
- Sized by cup capacity, so match it to the marking on your pot.
- Worth replacing every 3 to 4 months with regular use.
- Push the old seal out of the filter plate and press the new one in.
- Hand wash, and never use dish soap inside a moka pot.