Espresso machine & grinder parts
Find the Right Part for Your Espresso Machine
“54 mm” is not a part number. Choose your exact model, or type a part number, to see the portafilters, baskets, gaskets, shower screens and grinder parts that the manufacturer itself lists for that model code, with a link to the official page and the date we checked it.
- Matched by exact model code, never by size or looks
- Every match quotes the official source
- Conflicting or unclear listings are left out and explained
Find parts for your machine
13 Sage models with parts confirmed by official documentation.
Part numbers are printed in your manual’s parts list and on the manufacturer’s spare-part pages. Model codes are on the rating label under or behind the machine.
Sage: the first brand we have researched
13 Sage espresso machines and grinders, matched to the parts Sage's official site for the United Kingdom lists for each exact model code. More brands will be added only when their official documentation is detailed enough to verify.
Part categories
What each type of part does and what to check before you buy one.
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Portafilters
Complete handles that lock into the group head and hold the filter basket.
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Filter Baskets
Single- and double-wall baskets that hold the coffee dose inside the portafilter.
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Shower Screens
The perforated screen in the group head that spreads water over the coffee puck.
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Water Tanks & Lids
Removable reservoirs, tank lids and tank assemblies.
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Drip Trays & Grids
Drip trays, covers, grids and float indicators.
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Steam Wand Parts
Steam tips, wand covers and related steam parts.
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Grinder Parts
Burrs, hoppers, dosing cradles and other grinder components.
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Cleaning Tools & Maintenance Parts
Cleaning discs, pin tools and other model-specific maintenance parts.
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Other Parts & Accessories
Tampers, milk jugs and other model-specific parts and accessories.
How compatibility is verified
A part that looks the same is not proof that it fits. We publish a match only when official documentation supports it. Read the full editorial policy.
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Identify the exact model
We record the full model number and the markets it is sold in, not just the product name. Similar names are treated as different machines until documentation says otherwise.
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Check official documentation
Compatibility comes from manufacturer websites, manuals, parts catalogues and service documents. An authorised distributor is used only when no primary source exists.
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Publish only what is confirmed
A part is listed as compatible only when a cited source explicitly connects it to the model. Parts that merely look the same are never listed.
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Show sources and review dates
Every listing links to its sources and shows when it was last checked. Readers can report errors, and corrections are reviewed against the sources.
Guides
Practical help for identifying your machine and checking a part before you order it.
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54 mm vs 58 mm parts
Which Sage machines use 54 mm or 58 mm portafilter parts, why two 54 mm machines can need different part numbers, and an official listing that contradicts itself.
Updated October 29, 2026
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Check a part before you buy
A five-step method for confirming that a portafilter, basket, gasket, shower screen or burr fits your espresso machine, using the model code and official sources.
Updated October 29, 2026
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Find your Sage model code
Where to find the BES or BCG model code on a Sage espresso machine or grinder, why the marketing name is not enough, and which codes are easy to confuse.
Updated October 29, 2026
Independent and correctable
EspressoPartMatch is not affiliated with any manufacturer and does not sell parts. If you find an error or have documentation we should review, tell us and we will check it against the sources.