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Most metal coffee pots and carafes are made from stainless steel or aluminum. Some listings combine metal with plastic components, and a few use glass parts alongside stainless steel.

Capacities range from single-pitcher sizes in the roughly 30–60 ounce range up to larger carafes and urns. Listings include specific volumes such as 34–100 ounces and larger formats measured in cups (examples include listings up to about 40 cups).

Metal coffee makers use a variety of filter types: basket (flat) filters, paper filters, permanent screen filters, and some manual methods (such as certain pour-over or French-press styles) that require no filter.

Some metal coffee makers include built-in or fold-away milk frothers and integrated frothing accessories. Others offer separate or battery-powered frother accessories for making lattes and cappuccinos.

Metal coffee pots appear as electric models, manual (nonpowered) brewers, and a few battery-powered accessories. Wattage values shown in listings include 2 W, 1090 W, 1200 W, 1400 W and 1550 W.

Common safety and handling features include cool-touch handles, locking lids to reduce spills, one-handed dispensing or spigots on urns, ready-to-serve indicator lights, and automatic shut-off on some models.

Common extras include coffee scoops or measuring spoons, milk frothers, timers, reusable filter cups or baskets, pod adapters and drip trays, water filters, replacement carafes, and instruction manuals.

The listings mention controlled brewing ranges such as 194°F–205°F and 197°F–204°F.

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