Koyama Filter Cup

Product Descriptions

• No special filter paper required
  2-4 cup cone filter paper (V60) is required
• Easy to use
  In the extraction process, professional brewing skills are eliminated, and the direction of the water flow can be fixed
• Ice Grain Pattern
  Strengthen convection, increase the contact between coffee and water, and reduce the bitterness and astringency caused by over-extraction
• Titanium element
  The extremely small titanium molecules on the surface allow the pores of the filter cup body to be nano-sized, and there will be no problems such as oxidation and fading.
• The fusion of cone and fan-shaped filter cup
  Through the small hills in the middle, the powder layer is thinned, thereby increasing the flow rate and extraction rate
• Taiwan design. Made in Taiwan. Patent on file
• SGS inspection is qualified, no harmful substances such as heavy metals, plasticizers and bisphenol A
• Fubon 10 million product liability insurance has been insured

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Driver Hill Filter Cup (Coffee Gold) 1-3cup
• Model: DR-G521312-RG
• Dimensions: 12.5 x 12.5 x 5.5 cm
• Material: 18-8 stainless steel titanium plated. TPR
• Capacity: 1-3cup
• Weight: 120g

Precautions

• Due to the different settings and brands of each computer screen, it is inevitable that there will be color differences and differences in personal sensory perception. The actual color of the goods is mainly shipped.
• Since the size is manually measured, there may be an error of ±3 cm.
• Due to production restrictions, plastic and metal products will have plastic wear, uneven injection points, edge burrs, etc. These are all normal phenomena.
• Due to production restrictions, porcelain glass products may vary slightly in shape due to firing or blowing, as well as bubbles, water lines, die-cut marks, black dots, bumps, uneven glaze peeling, unevenness, and dents. Some products The bottom is not glazed in order to prevent slippage.
• Log products will have native moth points and log growth patterns. A slight difference in the wood grain from the photographed product is normal.