The heating element on a espresso machine might be one of the most important spare parts on a espresso machine. Before the electric heating element was used to heat up the boiler there was solely the use of gas burners to heat up the boiler.
The heating elements used on a espresso machine are made in a variety of shapes and sizes. This does depends on a lot features such as how many brewing groups, the brand, voltage, wattage and type of flange.
On the bottom of the page you will find a how you can determine what kind of heating element you need to choose for your espresso machine.
On this page you will find a heating element which can be used with various brands such as Grimac, Astoria and Wega. This specific heating element is used with single brewing groups. The Astoria part reference is 17201, the Grimac part reference is 1240100216-W902 and the Wega part reference is WY17201. This heating element produces 1300W with 230V,...
The heating element on this page is one which can be used on Rancilio espresso machines. The Rancilio part number used for this heating element is 33323600. This heating element produces 6000W at 230V, this heating element is used for 3 group espresso machines. This heating element has 6 poles. The immersed length of this heating element is 400mm. In...
On this page you will find a 2 group heating element suitable for various Rancilio espresso machine models. The Rancilio part reference for this item is 33323300. This heating element produces 3000W and can run on 220 and 380V. The element has 6 electronic terminals. The immersed length of the heating element is 230mm. The type of flange used is a...
On this page you will find a cartridge heating element. These types of heating elements are normally placed inside of brewing groups to give a better temperature stability. This specific item can be found in brewing groups of Astoria and Wega. The reference numbers are for Astoria 17507001 and for Wega WY17507001 This cartridge heating element...
The item on this page is a brewing group heating element which can be used on the Casadio Venti espresso machine. The Casadio part reference number is 958061010. This heating element produces 1300w 220V. The immersed length of this element is 80mm. There are in total 2 connecting poles, which have a ¼” thread. The diameter of the element is 50mm
This heating element can be used on a variety of La San Marco espresso machines. This unit has the San Marco part reference 108950. This heating element is made from stainless steel, including a stainless steel flange. The length of the immersed section of the element is 160mm. There are 2 connecting poles, which are supplied with 230V. The flange is...
This o ring is used to seal off the newer stainless steel heating element flanges. The cord diameter is 5,34mm and the inner diameter is 47mm. This o ring is made from food safe silicone in Germany. The compatible part reference number for this item is 109264 You can use this o ring on various models such as the SM 100, SM 20-20, SM new 80 and the SM 85
This heating element is suitable for a 2 group La Spaziale espresso machine. This specific heating element generates 2800W at 220/380V. This heating element is suitable in combination with the La Spaziale part number 05504 The immersed length of this heating element is 355mm, this is the distance from the tip to the inside of the flange. The flange used...
The heating element on this page is a 3800W heating element suitable for a variety of La Spaziale espresso machine models. This heating element supplies 3800W at 220/380V. The immersed length of this heating element is 570mm(up to the inside of the flange). The Flange used on this heating element is 85x85mm, the distance between the boltholes is 63mm....
The o ring listed on this page is suitable to use as a heating element gasket on La Spaziale espresso machines. The La Spaziale part number for this item is 02418. The o ring itself is made from FKM and has a cord diameter of 3,53mm and a internal diameter of 55,56mm. As a alternative there are also flat fibre and PTFE gaskets as replacement for the o...
On this page you will find a heating element for the brewing group of a La Spaziale S1 Rossini. The part reference for this heating element is 07201 This heating element produces 1250W at 230V and has 2 connecting poles. The immersed length of the heating element is 155mm. The flange has a outer diameter of 50mm.
On this page you will find a original heating element suitable for espresso machines made by the Cimbali group. You will find this heating element in brands such as Cimbali(911-544-010 ) and Faema (911544010 ) 2 group espresso machines. This element produces 3780W at 220V, the element has 6 connecting terminals. The immersed length is 295mm....
On this page you will find a quite oddly shaped heating element. This type of heating element can be used as a brewing group heating element. You can use this type of heating element in La Cimbali brewing groups which have the part reference 913-421-020 This type of heating element produces 800/950W at 220/240V. and has 2 connecting terminals The...
The heating element on this page is a OEM/Original La Spaziale heating element for 3 group espresso machines. The part reference for this item is 05505 This heating element produces 3800W at 230V, the element has 6 connecting poles. This heating element has a immersed length of 545mm. The flange is 85x85mm and the distance between bolt holes is 63mm....
The heating element shown on this page is a original OEM La Spaziale heating element. This element produces 3500W at 230V. The La Spaziale part number for this heating element is 01724 The heating element has a submerged length of 345mm and comes with 6 male connecting spades. The flange used on this heating element is a 85x85mm, where the fixing holes...
The heating element on this page is a Original OEM part from La Spaziale. The element produces 2800W at 230V. The immersed length (up to the flange) is 345mm. The terminal connections are 6 male spades of 6,3x0,8mm. The flange on this heating element is 85x85mm. to seal off the flange you can use the standard o ring, originally used with part number...
The product on this page is a OEM La Spaziale heating element. This heating element produces 4800W at 220V. This heating element has a immersed length of 340mm (so up the inside of the flange). The heating element is a 6 pole version, the connectors are spade connectors 6,3x0,8mm. The heating element has a brass flange. The Flange is 85x85mm and...
The heating element on this page is slightly different then the traditional horizontal heating elements. This heating element is made for a single group vertical boiler. This specific model is suitable for a Spaziale espresso machine with the part reference 07478. This specific heating element produces 1250W at 220V. The element has 2 poles. The immersed...
If you want to order a heating element you need to take a look at various features, seen not all the heating elements on espresso machines are identical to each other or out of production. In that case you need to find a new one
The first thing you need to look at is the flange, seen there are a lot of different sizes available. This mainly depends on the brand the espresso machine is off. There are in essence 2 types, the bolt on flange and the screw in flange. Some brands use on their espresso machine a combination of both. In most cases these flanges are made from cast brass, but you see nowadays more often that they are also made from pressed stainless.
The screw in flange is available in 2 sizes a 1”1/4 and a 1” flange. This size is the outer diameter of the threads on the heating element. For the 1” heating element you need a flat gasket with a outer diameter of 41/42 mm and a inner diameter of 33mm. For the 1”1/4 heating element you need a gasket which has a outer diameter of 53/54mm and a inner diameter of 42/42mm. This type of heating element is used with commercial and domestic espresso machines. With commercial brands you will find this model on La Marzocco, San Remo and La Carimali. On domestic espresso machines you will find them on Vibiemme, Rocket, ECM and Isomac.
The bolt on flange is the most used type of flange on espresso machines. This flange is bolted with 2/ 6 bolts to one end of the boiler. This pattern does depend on what kind of brand it is for, seen some brands have their own flange style. For instance the heating elements on Nuova Simonelli and Victoria Arduino espresso machines have a unique shape, which require 6 bolts. A other brand which has a unique shape are the elements on La Cimbali espresso machines. These have a asymmetric flange with 6 bolt holes. These elements can also be found on other brands such Casadio and some Faema machines.
Other shapes of heating elements are triangular, oval shaped, square or a integrated heating element inside a boiler or flange. But the most common model is the oval shaped one with 2 bolt holes.
If you have a heating element which is too long for your boiler it won’t fit. For that reason you always need to measure the length of the heating element coils. This is measured from the end all the way up to the inside of the flange. There can be slight differences between the given length and the produces length.
How much watt you need for your espresso machine does depend on various requirements. Is it a element for a water/steam boiler, brewing group of for a cup warming tray. For a water and steam boiler you require a lot more wattage then for a brewing group boiler.
Besides that it does also depend on how many brewing groups the espresso machine has, seen the volume on a 1 group coffee machine is a lot less then on a 4 group. A other thing is how fast the heating element needs to heat up the boiler. If you have a high volume bar, it can be handy to have a espresso machine with a higher capacity.
One of the most important things is the voltage of the heating element. Heating elements for espresso machines are made in 3 types, 110V 220/230V and 380/400V. The 110V and 220/230V are single phase power. Where the 380/400V is a 3 phase power. This is mainly used with heating elements which have a large capacity.
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