Konos Emma Brown Filter Papers Size 4
Make the perfect filter coffee at home with these Konos Emma Size 4 Coffee Filter Papers, an ideal choice for your filter cone or pour over.
These unbleached coffee filter papers will fit a size 4 filter cone. The box contains 100 unbleached papers.
Emma Filter Papers Size 04 – Brown (100pcs) are designed for smooth and consistent drip coffee brewing. Made from high-quality brown paper, these single-use filters fit a wide range of size 4 brewers, including Bonavita drippers, Bonavita coffee machines, and the Clever Coffee Dripper. Their natural composition ensures a clean extraction without imparting any paper taste, making them a reliable choice for daily brewing.
KEY FEATURES
- Natural Brown Paper: Unbleached and taste-neutral for clean coffee flavour.
- Compatible Size 4: Perfect fit for size 4 drippers and brewers.
- Single-Use Convenience: Hygienic and mess-free brewing with easy disposal after use.
- Reliable Performance: Consistent water flow and filtration for balanced extraction.
- Wide Compatibility
- Contents: 100 x brown paper coffee filters
- Material: Natural paper (unbleached)
- Size: 4
- Dimensions: 190mm (top corner to corner)
- Lifespan: Single use
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