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Bialetti was founded in Italy in 1919, and became a household name in 1933 when founder Alfonso Bialetti invented the Moka Express — the octagonal stovetop pot that put fresh, espresso-style coffee within reach of every Italian kitchen.
Instantly recognisable by the moustached "omino" on the box, the Moka Express has since sold more than 300 million units, making it the best-selling coffee maker in history.
Almost a century on, Bialetti remains the benchmark against which every stovetop coffee maker is measured.
The Moka Induction solves the one thing the classic Moka Express can't do: work on an induction hob. It keeps the familiar aluminium, octagonal top of the original, but pairs it with a bi-layer stainless steel base that conducts induction's magnetic field, giving you the same rich, concentrated Moka coffee on any stovetop in your kitchen.
It's built for households that have moved to induction and don't want to give up their Moka pot to do it. This is the Moka Express, updated for the kitchen you actually have.
A stainless steel base bonded to the aluminium boiler conducts induction's magnetic field while spreading heat evenly across the base.
Works on gas, electric, and induction cooktops without an adapter — one pot covers every stovetop you're likely to own.
The upper chamber keeps the aluminium build and recognisable silhouette of the original Moka Express.
A pressure-release valve keeps brewing safe and is simple to remove and clean, same as on Bialetti's other modern pots.
Heat-resistant grips let you lift and pour straight off the stove without needing a cloth.
Steam pressure pushes hot water through the grounds for a strong, concentrated cup — dilute it for an Americano or drink it as is.
The Moka Induction is built for anyone who's switched to an induction stovetop — or is about to — and refuses to give up their daily Moka coffee to do it. If your current Moka Express has been sitting in a cupboard since your kitchen changed, this is the replacement.
Every stovetop, one Moka pot — no adapter required.
| Capacity / Cup Count | 2, 4, or 6 cups (1 cup ≈ 30ml concentrated yield) |
| Material | Aluminium upper chamber, stainless steel bi-layer base, silicone seals |
| Compatible Stovetop Type | Gas, electric, and induction hobs |
| Dimensions | Contact us for details |
| Colour Options | Black, Red |
| Warranty | Contact us for details |
The Moka Induction brings nine decades of Bialetti's stovetop brewing to modern kitchens, without asking you to choose between your induction hob and your Moka pot. It's the practical answer for anyone who's made the switch.
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