100 paper filters by Cafec, designed for trapezoid coffee drippers. Made in Japan from premium Japanese paper and ABACA fibers—banana plant fibers sourced from the Philippines—these filters are crafted under the watchful eye of coffee enthusiasts and professionals.
Compatible with 3-5 cups trapezoid drippers.
Specifications:
- Material: ABACA fibers + wood pulp
- Size: 3-5 Cups
- Trapezoid shape
- Color: White
- Two-sided crepe
- Quantity: 100 pcs
CAFEC filters are distinguished by their two-sided crepe texture, meaning the paper has a rough surface on both sides. In contrast, standard filters typically have this texture on only one side. Thanks to CAFEC’s proprietary Air-through drying method, the structure is preserved on both sides of the filter. This creates a layer of air between the filter and the dripper, allowing water to flow at an optimal rate. In other words, the textured surface on both sides is a sign of a high-quality filter.
The Abaca filter is more environmentally friendly—the addition of Abaca fibers reduces the amount of wood needed in paper production. No recycled pulp, dyes, or chemicals are used in these filters. They are fully biodegradable.
Abaca fibers are four times stronger than regular wood pulp, yet much more flexible and about half as thick. They also offer excellent air and liquid permeability.
Abaca paper is a high-performance filter paper, certified by the Japan Hand Drip Championship (JHDC). This Abaca filter is highly regarded by many coffee professionals as one of the best paper filters available. It is said to enhance both acidity and body in coffee brews.
What is Abaca?
Abaca (Musa textilis) is a banana plant native to the Philippines, now commercially cultivated in the Philippines, Ecuador, and Costa Rica. Also known as Manila hemp, the plant is economically important for its strong fibers extracted from the leaf stalks. It grows up to 4–7 meters tall. Originally used for making ropes and twines, most Abaca today is pulped and used in specialty paper products such as tea bags, coffee filters, and banknotes. It is classified as a hard fiber.
Abaca can be harvested three years after planting and then every 3 to 8 months. Harvesting leaves the root intact, allowing new plants to grow. It is one of the strongest natural fibers, highly resistant to sunlight, moisture, microorganisms, and seawater.
| Manufacturer: | CAFEC |
|---|---|
| Thermal: | No |
| Product type: | Accessories |
| EAN: | 4962522601034 |
| Index: | 2502010117 |
100 paper filters by Cafec, designed for trapezoid coffee drippers. Made in Japan from premium Japanese paper and ABACA fibers—banana plant fibers sourced from the Philippines—these filters are crafted under the watchful eye of coffee enthusiasts and professionals.
Compatible with 3-5 cups trapezoid drippers.
Specifications:
- Material: ABACA fibers + wood pulp
- Size: 3-5 Cups
- Trapezoid shape
- Color: White
- Two-sided crepe
- Quantity: 100 pcs
CAFEC filters are distinguished by their two-sided crepe texture, meaning the paper has a rough surface on both sides. In contrast, standard filters typically have this texture on only one side. Thanks to CAFEC’s proprietary Air-through drying method, the structure is preserved on both sides of the filter. This creates a layer of air between the filter and the dripper, allowing water to flow at an optimal rate. In other words, the textured surface on both sides is a sign of a high-quality filter.
The Abaca filter is more environmentally friendly—the addition of Abaca fibers reduces the amount of wood needed in paper production. No recycled pulp, dyes, or chemicals are used in these filters. They are fully biodegradable.
Abaca fibers are four times stronger than regular wood pulp, yet much more flexible and about half as thick. They also offer excellent air and liquid permeability.
Abaca paper is a high-performance filter paper, certified by the Japan Hand Drip Championship (JHDC). This Abaca filter is highly regarded by many coffee professionals as one of the best paper filters available. It is said to enhance both acidity and body in coffee brews.
What is Abaca?
Abaca (Musa textilis) is a banana plant native to the Philippines, now commercially cultivated in the Philippines, Ecuador, and Costa Rica. Also known as Manila hemp, the plant is economically important for its strong fibers extracted from the leaf stalks. It grows up to 4–7 meters tall. Originally used for making ropes and twines, most Abaca today is pulped and used in specialty paper products such as tea bags, coffee filters, and banknotes. It is classified as a hard fiber.
Abaca can be harvested three years after planting and then every 3 to 8 months. Harvesting leaves the root intact, allowing new plants to grow. It is one of the strongest natural fibers, highly resistant to sunlight, moisture, microorganisms, and seawater.
| Manufacturer: | CAFEC |
|---|---|
| Thermal: | No |
| Product type: | Accessories |
| EAN: | 4962522601034 |
| Index: | 2502010117 |