Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
Gaggia Milano Holzsiebträger – Doppelauslauf mit Eschenholz - Griff (58 mm, ohne Sieb) - Barista Delight
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Warum es sich lohnt

Classic with a material upgrade

Classic with a material upgrade

The standard Gaggia portafilter has a plastic handle — functional, but uninspiring. This wood portafilter replaces it with hand-turned European ash with a laser-burned GAGGIA logo. A visual statement on the machine without compromising function.

Wood doesn't absorb heat

Wood doesn't absorb heat

Unlike pure stainless steel grips, ash wood stays comfortable to hold even after multiple brew cycles. No burn risk when switching quickly during a shift.

Italian craftsmanship

Italian craftsmanship

Gaggia Milano has built espresso machines since 1938 in Italy — the wood portafilter is made in the same tradition: one-piece stainless steel body, individually turned wood handle, laser-burned (not printed) logo.

Auf einen Blick

  • Stainless steel bodySolid stainless steel — years of café duty. Corrosion-resistant and dishwasher-safe (body only, not the handle).
  • Ash wood handleEuropean ash, individually hand-turned. GAGGIA Milano logo laser-burned. Ergonomically shaped, light in the hand, no heat transfer.
  • Double spoutTwo symmetrical spouts — balanced two-cup brewing or a single shot with a clearly defined stream. Classic Italian bar design.
  • 58 mm standard formatFits all Gaggia machines with 58 mm group head (Classic, Classic Pro, Classic Evo, New Classic) as well as many other 58 mm home machines and pro setups.
  • Shipped without basketThe filter basket is not included. Use your existing 14/18 g double basket or order a custom basket separately (Pesado, IMS, VST, original Gaggia).
  • Gaggia MilanoGaggia has been making espresso machines in Italy since 1938 — pioneer of modern espresso. Item code: 421946502601, EAN 0075020091727.

Description

The Gaggia Milano Wood Portafilter replaces the standard plastic handle with a hand-turned ash wood grip — stainless steel body, double spout, classic Italian design in the Gaggia tradition.

Built from solid stainless steel for years of café and home duty. The ash wood handle is hand-turned from European ash and laser-burned with the GAGGIA Milano logo — ergonomically shaped, sits naturally in the hand and doesn't absorb the heat of the group like a pure metal grip.

The double spout splits the espresso stream for two cups or a balanced single shot. Standard 58 mm format, fits all Gaggia machines with 58 mm group head (Classic, Classic Pro, Classic Evo, New Classic) as well as many other 58 mm machines. Shipped without filter basket — use your existing 14/18 g basket or order separately. Article no. 421946502601, EAN 0075020091727.

Specifications

BrandGaggia Milano (Italy, since 1938)
ModelWood Portafilter Double Spout
Article no.421946502601
EAN0075020091727
Body materialstainless steel
Handle materialEuropean ash, hand-turned
LogoGAGGIA Milano, laser-burned
Spoutdouble spout (two symmetrical spouts)
Format58 mm standard
Includedportafilter only (filter basket sold separately)
CompatibilityGaggia Classic, Classic Pro, Classic Evo, New Classic + other 58 mm machines
Carewipe handle with damp cloth (not dishwasher), rinse body under hot water, occasionally oil with linseed
OriginMade in Italy

Shipping & returns

Deutschland: 5,00 €, ab 100 € kostenlos, 2–3 Werktage. Schweiz: 35,00 €, ca. 4 Werktage, alle Abgaben enthalten. Rücksendung aus Deutschland kostenlos, aus der Schweiz trägst du die Kosten.

Tipps für die erste Tasse

When seating the portafilter don't slam it into the group head — the wood handle reacts to sideways shocks. Gentle tightening is enough for a sealed fit, more force doesn't help.

If the wood looks dull or the grain feels dry, rub a drop of linseed oil or wood care oil into the handle once a quarter — preserves the natural wood tone and prevents micro-cracks.

Rinse the stainless steel body briefly with hot water after the shot before puck residue dries — best to empty the double spout over the drip tray and brush off with a cleaning brush.

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Does the wood portafilter fit my Gaggia Classic?
Yes, if your Classic has a 58 mm group head — all current models Classic Pro, Classic Evo and New Classic. The older Gaggia Classic (pre-2009) also uses 58 mm. Very old models from before the 90s may differ — measure the original portafilter if in doubt.
Why is it shipped without a basket?
Many barista setups prefer a specific basket — precision pro baskets (Pesado, IMS Competition, VST) for single-origin espresso, or the standard Gaggia basket for classic shots. This way you don't pay twice for a basket you wouldn't use. Double baskets for 14–18 g drop right in.
How do I care for the wood handle?
Never put the wood handle in the dishwasher — the hot detergent strips the ash and the handle cracks. After every shot wipe with a damp cloth. You can clean the stainless steel body separately under hot water, ideally without flooding the handle. Occasionally treat with linseed oil or wood care oil if needed.
Does the wood handle get hot?
No, that's the point. Ash doesn't conduct heat like metal — the handle stays comfortable to hold even after multiple brew cycles. A clear comfort gain when switching quickly in a café workflow.