Where to buy o-ring gaskets for the brew group
Most gaskets have a square cross section. Bezzera's newer models use a gasket with a round cross section - like an o ring. The thing is - these o ring gaskets are impossible to find now a days. Does anyone know of a good source? The gasket measures 72mm O.D. 56mm I.D. 8mm thick.
- baldheadracing
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One of these, perhaps? Unfortunately, the one that seems closest (for BZ07, Matrix) is the most expensive
https://cafeparts.com/SubCatFilter/5080/728/0:33/3
https://cafeparts.com/SubCatFilter/5080/728/0:33/3
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- Jeff
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I don't see "round" but I found https://www.cafeparts.com/Products/Gask ... der-Gasket that might have some clues.
(I haven't ordered from them personally)
(I haven't ordered from them personally)
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McMaster-Carr will make them to order
https://www.mcmaster.com/o-rings/cross- ... ape~round/
https://www.mcmaster.com/o-rings/cross- ... ape~round/
Thank you. I looked at the link. All of those gaskets have the square edge. I'm looking for the round edge (like an o ring).
Thank you. This is a very cool resource...but perhaps for another project down the road.
Pasquini in California might carry them. Call them if you don't see the part on their site.
- civ
Hello:
After a few years of taking apart espresso machines, I've found that a great deal of the parts that we are sold by OEMs as espresso machine parts are just industrial 'off the shelf' parts. eg: three way valves, pressurestats, klixons, safety valves, fittings, etc.
Your 'o' ring -> 56.00 mm x 72.00 mm
8.0x55 metric -> 55.00 mm x 71.00 mm
See these guys in NH, they have 8.0mm CS 'o' rings: https://www.marcorubber.com/o-ring-size ... metric.htm
There are probably others, this is just the first one I found.
Best,
CIV
Then it is probably a standard metric 'o' ring in silicone (best choice) or some other suitable material.BaristaMcBob wrote: ... gasket with a round cross section - like an o ring.
Happens.BaristaMcBob wrote: ... impossible to find now a days.
After a few years of taking apart espresso machines, I've found that a great deal of the parts that we are sold by OEMs as espresso machine parts are just industrial 'off the shelf' parts. eg: three way valves, pressurestats, klixons, safety valves, fittings, etc.
You can get a metric standard 8.0x55 'o' ring which will work prefectly well, more so if you take into account that when you are measured the old, used OEM one you got an ID of 56 mm.BaristaMcBob wrote: 72mm O.D. 56mm I.D. 8mm thick.
Your 'o' ring -> 56.00 mm x 72.00 mm
8.0x55 metric -> 55.00 mm x 71.00 mm
See these guys in NH, they have 8.0mm CS 'o' rings: https://www.marcorubber.com/o-ring-size ... metric.htm
There are probably others, this is just the first one I found.
Best,
CIV
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Espresso Parts has a gasket claimed to fit all Bezzara models BEZZERA CONICAL GROUP HEAD GASKET
"Fits all Bezzera models. Purportedly also fits some editions of the Pasquini Livia, such as the Livia 90 : 72 x 55.5 x 9.3 mm."
I don't see the advantage of a round o-ring on the PF side.
"Fits all Bezzera models. Purportedly also fits some editions of the Pasquini Livia, such as the Livia 90 : 72 x 55.5 x 9.3 mm."
I don't see the advantage of a round o-ring on the PF side.

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Much less turning force, a.k.a. yanking, is needed for a sufficient seal with an o-ring. Other manufacturers, e.g. Elektra, also use o-rings on the groups on home machines, but use conventional gaskets on the same group on commercial machines.cafeIKE wrote: ... I don't see the advantage of a round o-ring on the PF side.
Bezzera has also used different gaskets on other machines for home instead of commercial, e.g., the Strega's gasket is different from the B2000 AL's.
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