IMS’s CI200IM is the integrated-membrane shower screen for the 58mm
Breville group — the Oracle line and the Dual Boiler — and, per IMS’s code
guide, for La Cimbali, Astoria, Elektra and Brasilia groups as well.
Specs: 51.5mm external, M5 central hole, 200 µm filtration, photo-etched
from a single piece of stainless steel.
Breville sits in two IMS series — get the right one
Breville’s 58mm machines and its 54mm machines take different screens, and
IMS says so plainly: “The Oracle, Oracle Touch, and Dual Boiler use a 58mm group
head. For these machines, the CI200 series shower screens … provide the best
fit”, while the 54mm Barista Express, Bambino, Pro and Touch take the
BV200 series.
If you own a Breville and are not certain which format you have, check your
machine’s page here — every Breville entry records its portafilter diameter from
Breville’s own documentation — or read
Breville 54mm vs 58mm.
A source conflict we have not resolved in the baskets
Worth flagging, because it affects a different part of this database. The same
IMS page says B70 precision baskets fit “The Oracle, Oracle Touch, and Dual
Boiler”. IMS’s Competition catalogue, by contrast, names only “BREVILLE (The
Oracle)” in its B70 brand list.
Our B70 basket entries follow the catalogue and cross-reference the Oracle
alone — the catalogue’s series assignment is a precise engineering statement
about border diameter, and the cost of being wrong is a basket that will not
seat. That strict position is unchanged here. This screen entry follows the
brand page because the brand page is the source that speaks about screens, and
on screens it is unambiguous.
Note also that the Oracle Jet and Oracle Dual Boiler are 58mm Brevilles but are
not named on either IMS page, so they are not cross-referenced.
This is a group part — it fits the grouphead, not the portafilter.
Also fits the same machines
Other items confirmed to fit machines this one fits — useful if you're kitting out a single setup. The count is how many of those machines overlap; nothing here is a new fitment claim.
What does the IMS CI200IM Shower Screen (Breville 58mm, La Cimbali) fit?
It is a group part for the La Cimbali / Breville 58mm group — it fits by grouphead, not by portafilter size. See the machines listed below.
Which machines does the IMS CI200IM Shower Screen (Breville 58mm, La Cimbali) fit?
Breville Dual Boiler; Breville Oracle; Breville Oracle Touch — each confirmed against manufacturer sources (listed below).
Sources
https://www.imsfiltri.com/shower-screen/CI200IM.html(archived) — Official IMS Filtri product page ('CI200IM SHOWER SCREEN', Competition Line, Integrated Membrane), read firsthand 2026-08-11. Specs verbatim: 'SKU: CI200IM', 'External Diameter: 51.5 mm', 'Central Hole: M5', 'Passage / Filtration: 200 µm'. Construction is IMS's integrated membrane — 'a single filtering part in stainless steel obtained through a process of photo-etching', with a surface 'totally smooth and free from rough spots where dirt can deposit'.
https://www.imsfiltri.com/breville-sage-precision-filters-showers.html(archived) — Official IMS Breville/Sage compatibility page, read firsthand 2026-08-11 — the brand-to-series link, and the statement that names the machines. Verbatim: 'Which IMS components fit The Oracle and Dual Boiler? The Oracle, Oracle Touch, and Dual Boiler use a 58mm group head. For these machines, the CI200 series shower screens and B70 precision baskets provide the best fit and extraction performance, matching the high thermal stability of these dual-boiler systems.' The same page assigns the 54mm Brevilles (Barista Express, Bambino, Pro, Touch) to the BV200 series instead.
https://www.imsfiltri.com/shower-guide.html(archived) — Official IMS Shower Code Guide, read firsthand 2026-08-10, which maps shower prefixes to brands: 'CI La Cimbali, Astoria, Elektra, Brasilia, Breville/Sage (The Oracle)'. Also carries IMS's caveat verbatim: 'The most common products of each manufacturer are compatible as indicated, but there may be models that use different components which may not always fit some models of home espresso machines.'