La Pavoni M11 Gold Brass Pressure Gauge Adapter or Nut

La Pavoni M11 Gold Brass Pressure Gauge Adapter or Nut helps you add a boiler pressure gauge to your LP coffee machine or it just replaces your current adapter.

How to install or reinstall a pressure gauge and adapter?

Check my bellow tutorial !

La Pavoni M11 Gold Brass Pressure Gauge Adapter or Nut fits perfectly on the copper and brass machines or with our gold boiler pressure gauge GOLD 2.5 bar boiler pressure gauge – CLICK TO VIEW.

As a general rule (or it used to be one), the M12 thread is used on older machines, that usually have the metal sight glass cover from factory.
The M11 thread is used on newer LP machines. But now, I see more and more M12 adapters and threads used on new machines, so best before purchasing is to check your existing thread.

Please purchase only after you carefully checked your existing thread ! I do not accept returns after the shipping is received by the customer.

HOW DO YOU DO THAT?

You can easily find out what type of adapter thread you need, by simply removing the sight glass top screw (with the long screwdriver channel on it) and measure the EXTERIOR thread diameter.
If it shows 11 mm (or almost 11 mm), you need the M11 and if it shows 12 mm (or almost 12 mm), you need the M12 thread type.
It’s best to use an electronic ruler in order to do this measuring. But classic one is fine also of course.

Weight: 16 grams.
Material: brass.
Dimension: 20 x 17.4 mm.
M14 bolt shape on the top for easy installation or unscrew.
Fits pressure gauges that have G 1/8 exterior thread.

Disclaimer – Pure Brass Parts and Natural Patina

Our pure brass polished parts are made from untreated, genuine brass.

Over time, brass will naturally develop spots of oxidation and a so called patina. This is a normal and expected process, characteristic of authentic brass, and not a defect.

We intentionally do not apply coatings or platings to our brass parts. While coatings may initially prevent oxidation, they tend to develop visual defects over time that are more difficult to correct. In contrast, natural brass can easily be restored through simple manual polishing, allowing the part to regain its original shine whenever desired.

By purchasing brass parts from our store, you acknowledge and accept that:

• Natural oxidation and patina will occur with use and time.

• This change in appearance is part of the charm of genuine brass.

• Maintenance through occasional polishing is both possible and recommended.

If you prefer parts that do not change in appearance, please note that pure brass may not be suitable for your expectations.