The gear we'd actually use, dialled in and discounted
End of financial year savings on the accessories Coffee Parts stocks all year.
TL;DR: The Coffee Parts EOFY coffee machine sale discounts barista accessories before 30 June, featuring MHW-3Bomber, Muvna, Kruve and Airflow gear from in-stock ranges.
The Coffee Parts EOFY coffee machine sale is when the smart upgrades happen: a Muvna Precision basket, an MHW-3Bomber milk jug, the distribution tools that finally make your puck prep repeatable. This is discounted gear from brands we stock all year, not clearance we're trying to clear. We've supplied and serviced Australian coffee gear since 1999, so every line here earned its place in our range before it earned a sale price.
## What's worth buying in an EOFY sale
A sale only saves money if you buy the thing you'd have bought anyway. After 25 years supplying parts and accessories, here's where we'd spend.
Precision baskets and distribution
The Muvna Units 8 Precision Coffee Basket and the brand's A-Style distributors change a shot more than people expect. A Precision basket has laser-cut holes evenly distributed across the base, so water moves through the puck uniformly rather than channelling through a weak spot. Pair it with a distribution tool and your extractions get far more consistent.
Milk jugs and texturing
The MHW-3Bomber Milk Jug 5.0 and the Muvna 450ml and 600ml jugs cover the two sizes most home baristas reach for. A 450ml jug suits one or two cups; a 600ml handles larger milk drinks without overfilling.
Cleaning and bench setup
The Airflow silicone tamping mat and Muvna barista towels keep a bench tidy and a routine repeatable. We've tested this gear for years, and the items that survive daily café use are the ones we keep stocking. That's the filter we apply before anything reaches a sale page.
## How to shop the EOFY coffee machine sale without wasting it
End of financial year sales attract two kinds of buyer: the one chasing a discount for its own sake, and the one finally pulling the trigger on a planned upgrade. The second buyer always comes out ahead. Use this guide to be that buyer.
Start with the weakest Link in your setup
Most home espresso problems aren't the machine, they're the bits around it. If your shots taste inconsistent, the cause is usually uneven puck preparation, not the brew temperature. That makes a Precision filter basket and a distribution tool the highest-leverage purchases in this sale. The Muvna Morbius and Matrix Precision baskets use evenly distributed laser-cut holes for uniform water flow; the Muvna A-Style and solid-wood gravity distributors level the grounds before you tamp.
Match milk jug size to what you actually drink
Don't buy the biggest jug because it looks capable. A 450ml jug textures enough milk for a single flat white or latte with less waste and tighter control; a 600ml jug suits two drinks or larger cups. The Muvna jugs in Prussian Blue and the MHW-3Bomber Milk Jug 5.0 give you both ends of that range. If you're learning to pour, smaller is easier to control.
The accessories that pay for themselves
A knock box saves your sink and your plumbing; the Muvna Double Draw and high-back metal knock boxes both do the job. A dosing cup like the MHW-3Bomber 58mm 150ml keeps grind transfer clean and grounds off the bench. A silicone tamping mat protects your benchtop and gives a fixed station for your tamper and tools. None of these are exciting on their own, but together they're the difference between a tidy daily ritual and a messy one.
Tools for filter and pour over
Not everyone on this page brews espresso. The Kruve Brew Stick and Cascade Espresso tools serve the pour over and refractometry crowd, and the Muvna Pour Over Gift Box Set is a considered entry point or gift. If you're building out a manual brewing setup, EOFY is a sensible time to add the scales and tools you've been putting off.
A note on stock
Some lines, like the Muvna Morbius and Matrix Precision baskets, move quickly and sell out. If a specific size or finish matters to you, it's worth checking availability rather than assuming it'll still be there next week. We're an exclusive distributor for several of the brands on this page, so when stock returns, it returns to us first.
Two brands on this page carry world-stage credentials. MHW-3Bomber was the Gold Sponsor of the 2025 World Barista Championship in Milan, where Jack Simpson won Australia's fourth WBC title. Coffee Parts is the exclusive Australian distributor of MHW-3Bomber, so the milk jugs, dosing cups and baskets in this sale come from the same maker backing the world championship. We don't list that as a boast. It's the reason these accessories are in our range at all.
If you're using EOFY to round out a setup rather than buy one item, build it in layers. Start with a Precision basket for cleaner extractions. Add a Muvna distribution tool and a tamper so your puck prep is repeatable. A milk jug sized to your drinks handles the steaming side. Finish with a knock box and an Airflow silicone tamping mat to keep the bench tidy. Each piece is useful on its own, but together they turn a scattered routine into one you can repeat every morning without thinking about it.
I'm wary of sale pages, because most are just a way to move stock that didn't sell. That's not what this is. Everything here is gear we stock all year, chosen because we'd use it ourselves. We're the exclusive Australian distributor for MHW-3Bomber and Muvna, so we're not flogging a bargain bin, we're discounting our actual range. Buy the thing you've been meaning to buy. Skip the rest. That's the only way a sale ever saves you money.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Coffee Parts EOFY sale end? +
End of financial year sales in Australia run up to 30 June. We'd recommend ordering before then if a discounted line matters to you, as some items, like the Muvna Morbius and Matrix Precision baskets, sell out before the price goes back up.
What brands are in the EOFY sale? +
This sale features barista accessories from MHW-3Bomber, Muvna, Kruve and Airflow, including milk jugs, Precision filter baskets, distribution tools, knock boxes, dosing cups, tamping mats and pour over tools. We're the exclusive Australian distributor for MHW-3Bomber and Muvna.
Is a Precision filter basket worth buying? +
For most home baristas, yes. A Muvna Precision basket has evenly distributed laser-cut holes, which helps water flow through the coffee puck uniformly instead of channelling. Paired with good distribution and tamping, it's one of the cheapest ways to make your espresso more consistent.
What size milk jug should I buy? +
Match the jug to what you drink. A 450ml jug textures enough milk for a single flat white or latte with tight control and less waste; a 600ml jug, like the MHW-3Bomber Milk Jug 5.0, suits two drinks or larger cups. If you're learning latte art, smaller is easier to control.
Are these accessories in stock and shipped from Australia? +
Most items on this page are in stock and dispatched from our Pagewood warehouse in Sydney. A few Precision baskets show as out of stock when demand outpaces supply. Because we're the exclusive Australian distributor for several of these brands, restocks come to us first.
Why does Coffee Parts stock MHW-3Bomber? +
MHW-3Bomber was the Gold Sponsor of the 2025 World Barista Championship in Milan. We're the brand's exclusive Australian distributor, and we've tested the range across daily use before listing it. The milk jugs, baskets and dosing cups have earned their place in our line-up.
Should I buy a knock box for a home setup? +
If you pull more than the occasional shot, yes. Knocking spent pucks into the sink eventually clogs plumbing. A knock box like the Muvna Double Draw keeps grounds contained and your kitchen clean, and it lasts for years.