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Isomac Tea Due
Heat exchanger $1,295
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| Type | Heat exchanger |
|---|---|
| Boiler | Single 1.2 L insulated copper heat-exchanger boiler feeding an E61 group |
| Boiler material | copper |
| PID | no |
| Pre-infusion | mechanical |
| Group head | E61 |
| Portafilter | 58 mm |
| Pump | vibratory |
| Plumbable | no |
| Reservoir | — |
| Heat-up time | — |
| Power | 1400 W |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | — |
| Weight | — |
| Pressure gauge | Yes |
| Shot timer | No |
| Build | Stainless steel |
| Origin | Italy |
| Released | — |
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Lowest: €1.199 (Jul 20, 2026) Range: €1.199 – €1.199 · 2 data points
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Frequently asked questions
What boiler setup does the Isomac Tea Due have?
It uses a Single 1.2 L insulated copper heat-exchanger boiler feeding an E61 group setup (Heat exchanger).
How much does the Isomac Tea Due cost?
It has a recommended price of around $1,295 (€1.199).
What portafilter size does the Isomac Tea Due use?
It takes a 58 mm portafilter.
What pump does the Isomac Tea Due use?
It uses a vibratory pump.