Kalita Wave 155 Stainless Steel Dripper
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xKalita · Pour-over Dripper - flat bottom, wave
Kalita Wave 155 — flat-bottom pour over in stainless steel
The Kalita Wave is the flat-bottom brewer that made even extraction easy: the coffee sits in a level bed, the fluted paper keeps it off the walls, and three small holes meter the flow instead of letting your pour decide everything. Two things on this page decide whether you enjoy it — the filter it requires, and warming it before you brew. Anything Kalita hasn't published is left off rather than guessed.
- Size
- 155 (1 - 2 cup size)
- Capacity
- 1 - 2 cups - Kalita states 350 to 450 ml for the 155 size
- Bottom design
- Flat bottom
- Extraction holes
- 3
- Material
- Stainless steel
Full specifications
| Product type | Pour-over Dripper - flat bottom, wave |
| Brand | Kalita |
| Model / product code | Kalita Wave Dripper 155 stainless steel. Kalita Japan lists two stainless 155 items - 04021 (older, now shown as discontinued by Japanese retailers) and 04151 Wave Dripper 155 S. The Score listing does not say which one |
| Country of origin | Japan - Made in Japan stated by the manufacturer |
| Main material | Stainless steel |
| Colour / finish | Stainless steel, silver |
| Size | 155 (1 - 2 cup size) |
| Capacity / cups | 1 - 2 cups - Kalita states 350 to 450 ml for the 155 size |
| Bottom design | Flat bottom |
| Number of extraction holes | 3 |
| Filter type required | Kalita Wave 155 paper filters (KWF-155) - required |
| Filter compatibility | Only Kalita Wave 155 filters, 20-wave design |
| Height (mm) | About 57 for the 04021 version (Japanese retailer figure) - Kalita does not publish it |
| Diameter (mm) | About 105 flange diameter for the 04021 version (Japanese retailer figure) - Kalita does not publish it |
| Net weight (g) | Depends on the version - 82 g is published for 04021 and 138 g for 04151 (155 S). Confirm which model Score sells before using this figure |
| Dishwasher safe | Yes - stated by the manufacturer |
| Preheat recommendation | Warm the dripper before brewing for better results - manufacturer instruction |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
The filter it needs
This brewer takes one paper and no substitutes. Filters are sold separately, so read this before you order.
- Filter required
- Kalita Wave 155 paper filters (KWF-155) - required
- Filter compatibility
- Only Kalita Wave 155 filters, 20-wave design
- Dripper size
- 155 (1 - 2 cup size)
- In the box
- 1 x dripper - filters sold separately
Tell us and we'll put the matching papers in the same box, so you can brew the day it arrives instead of waiting on a second delivery.
Warm it first, every time
Warm the dripper before brewing for better results - manufacturer instruction
It takes ten seconds: rinse the paper with hot water, let it drain through, tip the water away and then add the coffee. Steel reaches temperature quickly but it also pulls heat out of the first pour if it starts cold, and a cold start is one of the most common reasons a first cup tastes flat and sour. Rinsing the paper also removes any papery note and warms the server underneath at the same time.
- Even extraction, less techniqueA flat bed and metered flow forgive an imprecise pour, so you get a clean, sweet cup without practising for a month first.
- Steel doesn't breakNo glass and no ceramic to chip or crack, which makes it the flat-bottom brewer to travel with or hand to someone else in the kitchen.
- We'll send papers with itThe brewer needs its own filters, so tell us and we'll add the right size to the same order.
Is this the right dripper for you?
Yes, if you
- Brew the number of cups this size is rated for
- Want an even, repeatable cup without a precise pouring technique
- Are happy to buy the matching wave papers as a consumable
- Would rather have steel than something that can chip or shatter
Check with us first if
- You own cone papers and expected to keep using them; they don't fit
- You brew for three or more people, in which case size up
- You want to see the brew through the brewer; steel is opaque
- A detail you need isn't listed below, which means it hasn't been published
In the box
- 1 x dripper - filters sold separately
Looking after it
Dishwasher safe, rinse after use
Need a detail that isn't listed?Kalita doesn't publish a height, diameter or weight for every version of this brewer. Ask and we'll confirm the figure for the one we stock rather than guess it.
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What people ask before buying
Can I use V60 or Melitta papers in it?
No. The Wave is a flat-bottom brewer built around its own fluted paper, which stands upright and keeps the coffee off the walls. A cone paper folds into a funnel inside it and the water runs down one side instead of through the bed. Check the filter size on this page, and if you're not sure what's in your cupboard, send us a photo of the pack.
Are the filters included?
Go by the box contents on this page. Wave papers are normally sold separately, and this brewer can't be used without them, so tell us when you order and we'll add the right size to the same delivery rather than leaving you waiting.
How many mugs does it actually brew?
Fewer than the cup count suggests. Work from the millilitre figure and your own mug: a 1 to 2 cup brewer is closer to one generous mug than two. If you're regularly brewing for two or more people, the larger size saves you brewing twice.
Do I really need to preheat it?
With a steel brewer, yes. Thin metal takes heat out of your first pour if it starts at room temperature, and that shows up as a flat, sour first cup. Rinse the paper with hot water, let it drain, tip the water out of the server and then dose. It takes ten seconds and it's the cheapest improvement available.
Why is my drawdown so slow?
Usually the grind. The small holes meter the flow deliberately, so if the water stalls above the bed, grind coarser before you change anything else. A paper that has folded flat against the bottom can also slow it, which is another reason to rinse it into shape before you brew.
What grind and ratio should I start with?
Medium, roughly like table salt, is a sensible starting point for a flat-bottom brewer, with water just off the boil. Tell us your grinder and the coffee you're drinking and we'll send you a dose, a ratio and a time to work from so the first brew isn't a guess.
What if it's the wrong item, or it arrives damaged?
If you change your mind, you can request a return within 3 calendar days of delivery, as long as the item is unused, in its original packaging and in resalable condition. If it arrives damaged or defective, tell us within 7 days and send photos or video of the issue. Returns need our approval first, so start with a message or email to info@scorestore.ae. Sale and clearance items can't be returned unless they're confirmed defective.
What each specification actually does
Bottom designFlat bottom
This is the whole reason to choose a Wave over a cone. A flat bottom holds the coffee in a level bed, so the water passes through roughly the same depth everywhere and the extraction evens itself out. A cone concentrates the grounds at the tip, which gives more clarity in skilled hands and more unevenness in rushed ones. Flat-bottom brewers are the forgiving option, and that's a design choice rather than a compromise.
Extraction holes3
Small holes meter the flow so your pour matters less. Instead of draining as fast as you pour, the brewer holds the water briefly and lets it through at its own rate, which is what keeps contact time consistent from one morning to the next. It also means a slow drawdown usually points at your grind rather than at the brewer.
Filter requiredKalita Wave 155 paper filters (KWF-155) - required
The specification that decides whether you can brew at all. The fluted paper stands up on its own and keeps the coffee bed off the walls, which is what stops water bypassing the grounds at the edge. No other paper does that in this brewer, and the waves are not decoration. Treat the papers as part of the purchase, not an accessory.
Filter compatibilityOnly Kalita Wave 155 filters, 20-wave design
Read this as an exact match, not a family. Wave papers come in sizes tied to the brewer size, so a larger paper won't sit down properly and a smaller one lets grounds past the edge. If the pack in your cupboard isn't the size named here, it belongs to a different brewer.
Size155 (1 - 2 cup size)
Size sets both the brew volume and the paper you buy forever after. Brew near the volume the size was built for: a very small brew in a large brewer leaves a shallow bed that drains fast and tastes hollow. Choose for what you make on an ordinary morning rather than the most you might ever make.
Capacity / cups1 - 2 cups - Kalita states 350 to 450 ml for the 155 size
Read the millilitres, not the cup count. A cup on brewing equipment is a small serving rather than the mug most people drink from, so the quoted range is closer to one generous mug than two. The millilitre figure is also total brew water, which has to pass through in stages rather than all at once.
Main materialStainless steel
Steel changes durability and heat behaviour, not flavour. It won't chip, crack or stain, and it's the version to own if the brewer moves around or gets handled by more than one person. Against that, thin metal both takes and gives up heat quickly, so warming it before you brew matters more here than with ceramic, and it will be hot to hold straight after brewing.
Colour / finishStainless steel, silver
Cosmetic, with one practical note. A polished steel finish shows water spots and fingerprints more than a brushed one, and neither affects the coffee. Dry it after washing if you want it to keep looking new on the counter.
Height (mm)About 57 for the 04021 version (Japanese retailer figure) - Kalita does not publish it
Check it against the server or mug you brew into. The brewer has to sit level and stable on the rim while it's full of near-boiling water, and it needs somewhere for air to escape as the coffee drips through. A brewer that rocks on a narrow mug is a spill waiting to happen.
Diameter (mm)About 105 flange diameter for the 04021 version (Japanese retailer figure) - Kalita does not publish it
The flange is what the brewer stands on. It has to overlap the mouth of your server without slipping inside it, so measure the opening you'll be brewing onto if it's a narrow carafe. Where a figure comes from a retailer rather than from Kalita, it's marked that way on this page.
Dishwasher safeYes - stated by the manufacturer
Convenient, but a rinse is usually better. Coffee oils come off easily while they're fresh and turn stubborn once they dry and oxidise, so a rinse straight after brewing takes seconds and keeps the brewer neutral. The dishwasher is there for the deep clean rather than the daily one.
Pack quantity1
How many you receive. Worth checking if you're brewing on more than one station, or keeping one at home and one at work.
Country of originJapan - Made in Japan stated by the manufacturer
Stated as the manufacturer states it. Where Kalita publishes the origin we pass it on as written rather than inferring a country from the brand.
Building a pour-over setup from scratch?You need the brewer, its papers, a server, a grinder and a kettle you can pour slowly. Tell us how many cups you brew and we'll put the set together, and say honestly where to save and where not to.
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