Aram Baby Tamper – the mini tamper for the Aram Espresso Maker
A small tamper that fits precisely into the Aram's compact basket – a short, even press, and the coffee grounds sit level.
The original mini tamper for the Aram Espresso Maker, the same one included in the box.
What the Baby Tamper does
The Baby Tamper compresses the coffee grounds in the Aram's basket evenly – a level surface is the foundation for water to pass through the puck evenly. It's the original tamper that comes with the Aram, here as a replacement or a second one.
An original spare part keeps your Aram in shape for a long time. Our opinion is one of many.
At a glance
| Type |
Mini tamper |
| Fits |
Aram Espresso Maker |
| Original |
included in the Aram's box |
Who it's for
For anyone with an Aram Espresso Maker who wants to replace their tamper or wants a second one.
What you pair it with
The Aram runs on freshly ground coffee: electric from our Coffee Grinders or on the go with a hand grinder. Our advisory tool helps you choose.
For the rest of your gear: affordable and precise is the Normcore Collection, while the Weber Workshops Collection shows the especially finely crafted side.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the original tamper?
Yes, it's the mini tamper that's also included with the Aram.
What do I need it for?
For evenly compressing the coffee grounds in the Aram's basket.
Does this part fit my machine?
Check the model and size against the details above. In the showroom or by email, we're happy to check it against your setup.
Can I see the part in person before buying?
Very much so. In our showrooms in Bern (Gerberngasse 44) and Zürich (Hagenholzstrasse 50b) you can experience it live. Online we deliver in 2–4 business days, across Switzerland and to Liechtenstein.
A tip from our coffee roastery
Fresh coffee makes the difference. Our Cozy Chocolate and Nutty Delight bring rich chocolate and nutty notes. For maximum body without any acidity, Very Nutty, for a fruity experience, Wild Peach. That's our recommendation – one of many.
