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The first Chemex coffee maker was invented in 1941 by a German inventor named Peter Schlumbohm. Originally, the Chemex was more complex and consisted of a spout and handle. It was also actually intended for multiple purposes, one of which was laboratory filtering. What made this coffee maker unique to the rest was its proprietary filters and conical (vs. cylindrical) neck.
Today, the Chemex is not only displayed in kitchens worldwide, but also in a number of museums throughout the country. In Schlumbohm’s obituary, The New York Times declared the Chemex to be one of the 100 best modern devices.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Makes 6 cups
- Capacity: 30 oz.
- 8 1/2″ H x 5 1/8″ D
- Electricity-free device
- Made from glass, a recyclable material
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