Coffee machine with airpot BRAVILOR BONOMAT 7.171.331.101

An airpot pressurises the space above the liquid so that every press of the pump sends a steady stream through the spout. No tilting, no drips, and no need to lift the container—gravity does the work once the internal pressure is raised. The sealed chamber also slows heat loss, keeping drinks at serving temperature longer than an open jug or urn.

To use the Airpot Furento, fill the inner vessel with up to 2.2 litres of hot or cold liquid, seal the lid, and press the pump several times until resistance builds. Each subsequent press dispenses a measured pour into a cup or glass. The pump action is silent and requires only light finger pressure, so staff can serve continuously without fatigue.

The outer shell is made of stainless steel or one of five metallic finishes—green, purple, yellow, red or black. The inner liner is food-grade stainless steel, and the lid and pump mechanism are engineered for repeated opening and closing without wear. The base is flat and stable, so the unit sits securely on a counter or trolley.

Controls are limited to the pump lever itself, which is spring-loaded and returns automatically after each press. There are no timers, heaters or temperature settings; the Airpot Furento simply maintains the temperature of the liquid already inside.

A 2.2 litre capacity allows the unit to hold enough coffee, tea or infused water for a busy service period without refilling. The compact footprint of 164 mm wide by 378 mm high fits neatly on a worktop or under a shelf, leaving room for cups and condiments.

Cleaning follows from the construction: remove the lid, lift out the inner liner, and wash both in warm soapy water. The pump mechanism is sealed and should not be submerged; wipe it with a damp cloth instead. Regular cleaning prevents scale build-up and keeps the pump action smooth.

The Airpot Furento is a single model available in the six finishes listed. It is not a spare part and does not fit other equipment.

In the catalogue it is placed under Beverage Dispensers, alongside other pressurised and gravity-fed units.