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Titanium Mini Coffee & Tea Maker
Keith
Titanium Mini Coffee & Tea Maker
$199.99
Description

  Ultra-precise machining for the ultimate coffee and tea experience

  By blending ergonomic design and precision machining, Keith Titanium has created this state-of-the-art coffee and tea maker. It is functionally simple and elegant, straightforwardly versatile, and environmentally friendly and healthy, perfectly interpreting both the product design philosophy and environmental philosophy behind which Keith Titanium proudly stands. This beautiful set will surely bring you the ultimate coffee and tea drinking experience.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Keith
Cookware Material:
Titanium
Volume:
220 mL / 7.4 fl oz
Weight:
3.80 oz | 108 g
Insulated:
Yes - Insulated
Dimensions:
2.9 * 3.2 in | 73 * 81 mm
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
Ti3911
Other Features:
Includes: Double-Wall Mug, Filter, Filter holder, Lid
• Together the filter and its holder can be housed inside the mug, minimizing the storage space and reducing contamination for easy carrying and hygienic practice.
• The mug's concave waist naturally fits along with the thumb and the index finger. The unique design also protects the mug from dropping accidentally.
• The edge of the mug leans outward which is as same as the traditional Chinese tea cup, making the water flow more smoothly. Along with Keith's premium pure titanium, this mug brings the lip touch feeling and drinking feeling to a new height.
• The filter, the core of this Coffee and Tea Maker, is designed, developed and made regardless of cost: 26,000 ultra-fine and ultra-dense conical holes, which are wider outside and narrower inside, are penetrated carefully on the filter wall by laser beam, to not only balance perfectly between particle capture and liquid flow, but also make the filter very easy to clean by just rinsing out the brewed coffee grounds with water.
• The arched and tripodic filter holder is rigid but springy, steadily embracing the filter and storing securely inside the mug. It is the result of years of development and improvement. It has experienced more than a dozen versions from its original flat prototype.
• The lid grasps the mug with appropriate tension by just tilting and covering it slightly. This innovative precise ring-like gripping design is achieved by the titanium machining with allowance of 0.05mm. The lid won't fall off when the set is upside down due to the precise grip.
• Keith Titanium Mini Coffee and Tea Maker is made completely of premium pure titanium. Pure titanium does not react with theophylline or caffeine; there is no migration of heavy metal ions, either. No taste is altered, no flavor is absorbed.
Caution: do not heat this product on any type of cooktop, in any type of oven, or over a flame. Keep out of reach of children when the product contains hot contents. Always check to be sure that the contents' temperature is safe before consuming.
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