---
product_id: 673810
title: "Hario \"Technica\" Coffee Syphon, 600ml"
brand: "hario"
price: "$5508"
currency: MXN
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Hario"
url: https://www.desertcart.mx/products/673810-hario-technica-coffee-syphon-600ml
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region: Mexico
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# 5-cup capacity for perfect small batch brewing 600ml borosilicate glass heat resistance Brass fasteners & aluminum windbreak for durability Hario "Technica" Coffee Syphon, 600ml

**Brand:** hario
**Price:** $5508
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game with a brew that’s as bold as your ambition.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hario "Technica" Coffee Syphon, 600ml by hario
- **How much does it cost?** $5508 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.mx](https://www.desertcart.mx/products/673810-hario-technica-coffee-syphon-600ml)

## Best For

- hario enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hario brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Generous:** Sleek 14" height with a 5-cup capacity—perfectly sized for your home office or stylish kitchen counter.
- • **Durable Craftsmanship:** Brass fasteners and aluminum windbreak combine to deliver a sturdy, long-lasting coffee ritual centerpiece.
- • **Precision Heat Control:** Crafted from premium borosilicate glass for flawless heat resistance and clarity, ensuring every brew is pure and consistent.
- • **Authentic Japanese Design:** Imported from Japan, this syphon coffee maker is a cult favorite among coffee connoisseurs worldwide.
- • **Manual Brewing Experience:** Engage in a hands-on, artisanal coffee ritual that elevates your morning routine beyond the ordinary.

## Overview

The Hario Technica Coffee Syphon is a 600ml manual vacuum coffee maker crafted from premium heat-resistant borosilicate glass, featuring brass fasteners and an aluminum windbreak for durability. Imported from Japan, it offers a 5-cup capacity and a hands-on brewing experience that delivers smooth, rich coffee without grounds. Ideal for coffee aficionados seeking a stylish, artisanal ritual at home or in the office.

## Description

Our full-fledged professional coffee flavor can be tasted at home. Beautifully crafted for an expert cup of coffee. The brand recognized by Coffee Geeks worldwide.

Review: very cool coffee maker - This is a very nice looking coffee maker, it looks quality. It reeks coffee fanatic if anyone sees it in your house lol. The box, was about 16" long, by 6" wide x5", which I thought was a little small, I thought this thing was going to be huge for a 5 cup, but it's not that huge. It's a perfect size. It comes with everything you see in the picture. It is Japanese made, so it has Japanese writing on the box, but one thing good is it has English as well. I think I seen Chinese, Korean, and Spanish on the instructions as well. It comes with a small denatured alcohol burner, but you'd need to buy some denatured alcohol, I bought some here, green denatured alcohol http://www.desertcart.com/gp/product/B001FOSX9U?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 it's about 7.98, not bad. It has a plastic measuring, stirring spoon inside too. Guess I didn't need the hario wood stirrer but it was only 5.98. The whole setup looks quality and feels sturdy. That top lid becomes the stand for the top part once the coffee is done and you pull off the top. The strainer comes with one of the cloth filters already attached. They are 7.30 for 5 filters, http://www.desertcart.com/gp/product/B000IGOTW6?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 but I read you can keep washing them and re-use them, so it'll be interesting to see how many servings each filter lasts. I seen this siphon type coffee maker at a shop in Japan, and always wanted one, and now they're here at a decent price, so it's pretty nice to have. Don't know why someone doesn't just make an electronic version of this with a built in electric heater of some sort and a gold filter, I should just design one with a computer ic that controls the timing and light that tells you when to add the coffee. Seems pretty simple. Ahh, that would take the fun away, this is way cool with the alcohol burner. Anyways, can't wait to try it. Will leave comments after I make a cup tomorrow, I think my order of denatured alcohol is coming, but for now, the quality and completeness of the kit are 5 star, and the one day prime shipping was awesome. Update: Ok, so desertcart sent me laquer thinner instead of denatured alcohol, please do not use lacquer thinner, it has all kinds of toxic things like acetone, so be careful, it had an desertcart bar code of denatured alcohol, but the product was lacquer thinner. Anyways, i ended up getting this burner. http://www.desertcart.com/gp/product/B00VLADUQ4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 it was only 35 dollars and shipped in one day, awesome. I just tried it now, the burner clicks on, had a full tank of butane as well. I had the flame low, so it took longer to boil, but i made coffee with about the same amount i normally do. I used three of the hario scoop spoon it says 9gm per scoop, but i put 3 full scoops for the 5 cups and the coffee was nice and rich. I let the water come up as much as it could, then stirred it just till it incorporated, waited the 70 seconds with burner under, then removed the burner, held a slightly warm wet towel under the bottom glass, i was scared to use a cold wet towel even though it's pyrex, but it was cool enough to start drawing the liquid back down. This is a great cup of coffee, and yeah, it's a little more work, now i have to wash the cloth filter and rinse the two bowls carefully as one person stated, it's easy to drop these things, so be careful. But it's great, i love it. I don't mind the extra time, it's actually fun to watch and make, and the coffee is delicous. Oh and last thing, i just straightened the top, i didn't push down on it, it pretty much seals itself once it's straight, and after the coffee was done, i just pushed it a little to one side and turned it at the same time, the top glass was cool aready so easy to handle and it just popped off. Didn't take a whole lot of strength, so just put the top on gently, no need to push it on there.
Review: Slightly complicated, but it's a good cup of coffee - Compared to the fairly laborious process by which I was using my French Press before, this is a fairly simple way to make coffee. So I totally understand if readers of the review disagree with me. However, I've found the Hario Syphon Coffee maker to be a lot easier to clean and the coffee to be smooth, stout and delicious (with no grounds). Before you buy this product, I suggest you consider making a few additional purchases to make things faster and easier. The first thing I would recommend is to replace the included alcohol burner with a butane burner instead. It burns clean and fast by comparison. Regardless of which burner you use, boiling the water from cold or even room temperature will take quite a while, so I would also recommend that you boil the water in a kettle first. If you don't already have an electric kettle, well, those are good to have around regardless. If you are switching from French Press to syphon, you probably already have one. Thirdly, I would recommend replacing the included filter with a permanent coffee filter (Diguo sells one specifically for the Hario). Cleaning and then soaking the included fabric filters gets to be a pain. The permanent filter is far easier to clean and does a terrific job. So, now that you have your electric kettle, your butane burner (I got the Yama Glass Mini Butane Tabletop burner) and your permanent filter, you'll need to tweak the recipe a bit. The included recipe was far too weak for me. I basically doubled the recipe and then added just a pinch more coffee. On my burr grinder, I set it for 8 cups at a medium grind. I stir the moment water starts flooding the top chamber, about 40 seconds after the top container is full and again after I remove the heat source. From kettle to syphon to cup, I've got it down to about 8 minutes to prepare. Now that I read what I've just read, I understand just how obsessed with coffee I am and how willing I am to tweak a brewing method until it's perfect. The Hario syphon coffee maker probably isn't for everyone, but I think I can say confidently that it's for everyone who loves coffee a bit too much. I could probably use some counseling and rehab. If you don't care how your coffee tastes as long as it contains caffeine, stick with a coffee machine. This method is about 5 stops down the rabbit hole. Perhaps start with a pour-over.

## Features

- Upper bowl, lower bowl and burner are made of the best heat resistant borosilicate glass from Hario
- Stand, burner cover, and filter are made of stainless steel
- Imported from Japan
- Item dimmensions are: 14"H x 6.2"W x 4.3"L; 5 Cup Capacity
- Fasteners are made of brass; windbreak is made of aluminum

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000IKLQZK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #571,410 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #481 in Coffee Machines |
| Brand | HARIO |
| Coffee Input Type | ground |
| Coffee Maker Type | Vacuum Coffee Pot |
| Color | Glass |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,362) |
| Date First Available | August 7, 2012 |
| Department | Adults |
| Exterior Finish | Metallic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04977642503212 |
| Human Interface Input | Unknown |
| Included Components | Filter, Measuring Spoon |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Item Weight | 1.54 pounds |
| Item model number | Technica |
| Manufacturer | Hario |
| Model Name | Technica Glass Syphon Coffee Maker |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 4.3"D x 6.2"W x 14"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Coffee brewing |
| Special Feature | Manual |
| Specific Uses For Product | Brewing Coffee |
| Style | Std |
| UPC | 778295437183 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HARIO
- **Capacity:** 5 Cups
- **Color:** Glass
- **Product Dimensions:** 4.3"D x 6.2"W x 14"H
- **Special Feature:** Manual

## Images

![Hario "Technica" Coffee Syphon, 600ml - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61L3qoTLnVL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come with the alcohol burner and filters??**
A: Anthony, this Hario ships with the cloth filter and an alcohol burner.  I found the alcohol burner to be slow and difficult to accurately control.  I invested in a Butane Burner which made the brew time much faster, as it burns hotter than alcohol.  The flame can also be very precisely contolled, unlike the alcohol burner.  I buy cans of butane, packaged by Burton, at a camping supply store.  The butane burner I found works really well and fits nicely under this particular Hario Siphon.  It is available on Amazon:  Wall Lenk BT 4601 Bella Tavola Fondue/Chafing Burner for $46.00  A very worthwhile investment.  I do heat the water to just before boiling and then transfer it to the Hario flask which speeds things up even more.  As for the filters, I used the cloth filter for several months, and recently ordered the paper filters.  I have to say, I prefer the paper filters now....of course they are just thrown away after brewing, unlike the cloth filter, which must be cleaned and soaked in water every time it is used.  I didn't mind doing that to begin with, but paper is easier.  Also, as they are a little pricey on Amazon, I did find that you can use cheaper, percolator style filters.  Check it out.  One more thing, the metal filter holder that comes with this Hario only works with the cloth filter. If you decide to use paper filters, you have to get a second metal filter holder.  If all this sounds like a lot of trouble, it really isn't.  The coffee that I make every day with this is so good, it's all a labor of love for me.  One last tip... there is a website called siphon intelligentsia for a good instructional video on using the syphon. Hope this helps.

**Q: I'm curious.. If I get the butane burner with this, how long does it take to brew the 2.5 cups or 600ml?**
A: The thing is, the hot water you put in the main deposit, if you use very hot water and the butane burner, may be, your coffe could be ready in 5-7 minutes. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ2RkJLGxj8

**Q: do i need to buy filters?**
A: Although it is good to have a back-up of filters, it is not necessary right away.  If you clean the filter that comes with the Hario daily with soap & water, it will last a long time.  After some time, maybe after 700 uses, you may have to poke holes in the fabric with a pin -- a safety pin works well.  This schedule is contingent on a mill grind of coarse or between medium & course (which I use).  If the grind is too fine, then more coffee dust is made which clogs-up the filter more readily.

**Q: What kind of oil/fuel does this need?**
A: Denatured Alcohol (100%) Clean Burning Fuel @about $8.00 per quart is for the small glass container that comes with the Syphon Coffee Maker.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ very cool coffee maker
*by M***O on July 20, 2015*

This is a very nice looking coffee maker, it looks quality. It reeks coffee fanatic if anyone sees it in your house lol. The box, was about 16" long, by 6" wide x5", which I thought was a little small, I thought this thing was going to be huge for a 5 cup, but it's not that huge. It's a perfect size. It comes with everything you see in the picture. It is Japanese made, so it has Japanese writing on the box, but one thing good is it has English as well. I think I seen Chinese, Korean, and Spanish on the instructions as well. It comes with a small denatured alcohol burner, but you'd need to buy some denatured alcohol, I bought some here, green denatured alcohol http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001FOSX9U?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 it's about 7.98, not bad. It has a plastic measuring, stirring spoon inside too. Guess I didn't need the hario wood stirrer but it was only 5.98. The whole setup looks quality and feels sturdy. That top lid becomes the stand for the top part once the coffee is done and you pull off the top. The strainer comes with one of the cloth filters already attached. They are 7.30 for 5 filters, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000IGOTW6?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 but I read you can keep washing them and re-use them, so it'll be interesting to see how many servings each filter lasts. I seen this siphon type coffee maker at a shop in Japan, and always wanted one, and now they're here at a decent price, so it's pretty nice to have. Don't know why someone doesn't just make an electronic version of this with a built in electric heater of some sort and a gold filter, I should just design one with a computer ic that controls the timing and light that tells you when to add the coffee. Seems pretty simple. Ahh, that would take the fun away, this is way cool with the alcohol burner. Anyways, can't wait to try it. Will leave comments after I make a cup tomorrow, I think my order of denatured alcohol is coming, but for now, the quality and completeness of the kit are 5 star, and the one day prime shipping was awesome. Update: Ok, so amazon sent me laquer thinner instead of denatured alcohol, please do not use lacquer thinner, it has all kinds of toxic things like acetone, so be careful, it had an amazon bar code of denatured alcohol, but the product was lacquer thinner. Anyways, i ended up getting this burner. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VLADUQ4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 it was only 35 dollars and shipped in one day, awesome. I just tried it now, the burner clicks on, had a full tank of butane as well. I had the flame low, so it took longer to boil, but i made coffee with about the same amount i normally do. I used three of the hario scoop spoon it says 9gm per scoop, but i put 3 full scoops for the 5 cups and the coffee was nice and rich. I let the water come up as much as it could, then stirred it just till it incorporated, waited the 70 seconds with burner under, then removed the burner, held a slightly warm wet towel under the bottom glass, i was scared to use a cold wet towel even though it's pyrex, but it was cool enough to start drawing the liquid back down. This is a great cup of coffee, and yeah, it's a little more work, now i have to wash the cloth filter and rinse the two bowls carefully as one person stated, it's easy to drop these things, so be careful. But it's great, i love it. I don't mind the extra time, it's actually fun to watch and make, and the coffee is delicous. Oh and last thing, i just straightened the top, i didn't push down on it, it pretty much seals itself once it's straight, and after the coffee was done, i just pushed it a little to one side and turned it at the same time, the top glass was cool aready so easy to handle and it just popped off. Didn't take a whole lot of strength, so just put the top on gently, no need to push it on there.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Slightly complicated, but it's a good cup of coffee
*by A***S on March 9, 2021*

Compared to the fairly laborious process by which I was using my French Press before, this is a fairly simple way to make coffee. So I totally understand if readers of the review disagree with me. However, I've found the Hario Syphon Coffee maker to be a lot easier to clean and the coffee to be smooth, stout and delicious (with no grounds). Before you buy this product, I suggest you consider making a few additional purchases to make things faster and easier. The first thing I would recommend is to replace the included alcohol burner with a butane burner instead. It burns clean and fast by comparison. Regardless of which burner you use, boiling the water from cold or even room temperature will take quite a while, so I would also recommend that you boil the water in a kettle first. If you don't already have an electric kettle, well, those are good to have around regardless. If you are switching from French Press to syphon, you probably already have one. Thirdly, I would recommend replacing the included filter with a permanent coffee filter (Diguo sells one specifically for the Hario). Cleaning and then soaking the included fabric filters gets to be a pain. The permanent filter is far easier to clean and does a terrific job. So, now that you have your electric kettle, your butane burner (I got the Yama Glass Mini Butane Tabletop burner) and your permanent filter, you'll need to tweak the recipe a bit. The included recipe was far too weak for me. I basically doubled the recipe and then added just a pinch more coffee. On my burr grinder, I set it for 8 cups at a medium grind. I stir the moment water starts flooding the top chamber, about 40 seconds after the top container is full and again after I remove the heat source. From kettle to syphon to cup, I've got it down to about 8 minutes to prepare. Now that I read what I've just read, I understand just how obsessed with coffee I am and how willing I am to tweak a brewing method until it's perfect. The Hario syphon coffee maker probably isn't for everyone, but I think I can say confidently that it's for everyone who loves coffee a bit too much. I could probably use some counseling and rehab. If you don't care how your coffee tastes as long as it contains caffeine, stick with a coffee machine. This method is about 5 stops down the rabbit hole. Perhaps start with a pour-over.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UNPARALLELED coffee!!!
*by P***R on June 10, 2025*

I’ve heard of siphon coffee makers for quite a while, but never really cared to look into them. I always assumed they were an outdated way to make coffee, and have since become obsolete. Boy was I wrong! This handy little contraption has produced the smoothest and cleanest cup of coffee I have ever had in my entire life! There was not a single ground or smear of mud in my finished cup! It looked as clear as black tea. While daunting at first, I found it surprisingly easy to use; especially after watching some tutorials. I’ve tried both the included alcohol burner and a butane burner and greatly prefer the alcohol burner. Just make sure you use denatured alcohol and only expose a tiny bit of the wick. Cleaning and maintenance is also not as difficult as people say it is. Simply dump the coffee grinds into the trash and hand wash everything. The cloth filter is what requires the most attention. After each use I boil the filter in a small sauce pan with about a teaspoon of Urnex Cafiza (you can buy it on Amazon as well, look for the red label), and then rinse it and store it in a small Rubbermaid container with water and leave it in the fridge. Change the water regularly. This has quickly become my favorite way to make coffee, and if you are thinking about adding it to your arsenal just do it. You won’t regret it after tasting your first cup!

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