dongio2 Another trick which I used when I had my Gaggia Synchrony is to remove the pannarello wand itself and just use the tip of frothing wand instead. I found that it gave much better control to be able to produce microfroth

01-21-2013 9:44am |

A A One of my favorite things on our site is the Gaggia Latte Art Pannarello wand. I learned how to froth on a Prosumer machine, so I never got use to the Pannarello wands. With the outer cover taken off, the Latte Art wand acts just like a single hole tip, giving you the ability to create microfoam even on the lower price point Gaggia machines. I have included a link to the product below!

http://www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/Gaggia_Latte_Art_Pannarello_Wand.cfm

01-21-2013 11:17am |

mjackson ♦ Ashley,

Yes it will fit as well as the Latte Art wand. I like the Latte art wand as it can be used as a one hole steam tip. It if you pull off outer sleeve will be easier to keep clean. It also gives you more control over your milk.

10-30-2012 8:40am |

mjackson ♦ Richard,

Yes it will fit the Saeco machine. You may also want to look at the Gaggia Latte art wand as well. They both will fit but the latte art wand will give you more control if you remove the outer sleeve, and you need to have better technique if used that way. The normal Pannrello wand is simpler to use.

03-20-2012 9:02am |

mjackson ♦ Rebecca,

It is exactly what you need if you want to replace that part on your Gaggia Carezza. You may also want to try and see if you may want to try the Gaggia Latte Art wand as that will work as well. The Art wand lets you remove the outer sleeve so you can use the inner sleeve as a one hole steam tip. It lets you steam with more control. Some people like this. You can use either one and they both will fit and work.

03-12-2012 9:14am |

mjackson ♦ Linda,

We do have replacement parts. I Think when you factor in the cots you may as well just buy the whole wand. The best thing to do is to call our technical support team and they can help you get exactly what you need. They are at option three when you call in. I hope this helps and have a great day.

02-03-2012 8:36am |

mjackson ♦ Charlene,

Thanks for the good question. The Pannarello wand is actually a patented wand. It does look exactly the same. I do think it actually it is the same wand. You do have a few choices as to which one to get. If you like to make Lattes get the Gaggia Latte Art Pannarello wand as it gives you the most control and here is a link.
http://www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/Gaggia_Latte_Art_Pannarello_Wand.cfm

If you take off the outer hollow sleeve it gives you a one hole steam tip that allows you more control when steaming your milk. If you want the normal hollow wand for making easy cappuccino milk then this is the one you want to get.

http://www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/gaggia_pannarello.cfm

They both will fit. I hope this helps and let us know if you have any more questions.

01-02-2012 9:10am |

mjackson ♦ Robert,

Both the pannarello wand and the latte art wand will work well on your machine. Get the regular wand if you want easy cappuccinos and teh latte art wand of you want control and the ability to make a great latte.

11-01-2011 9:04am |

mjackson ♦ Robert,

Both the pannarello wand and the latte art wand will work well on your machine. Get the regular wand if you want easy cappuccinos and the latte art wand of you want control and the ability to make a great latte.

11-01-2011 9:04am |

mjackson ♦ Jeff,

If you have the older style wand you should get the Latte art Pannarello wand. The washers should fit.

08-23-2011 9:08am |

mjackson ♦ Beverly,

I am sorry for your loss. We only sell, a few of the parts or the whole wand and you can order one please give us a call as we do have the stainless steel wand available.We do not have that small piece available. The cost is $29.50

06-27-2011 7:58am |

mjackson ♦ Jeffrey,

What a nice friend you have. This wand work well.It is easy to use and attach. If you have any questions this article will help.

http://www.wholelattelove.com/articles/pannerello_wand.cfm

04-18-2011 9:01am |