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Question: what is the inner diameter of the cup? I would like to use the old cover from the glass Krups pot.
Document: I have replaced the glass carafe for my Krups Espresso maker twice. Finally realized I did not need a glass carafe with lid to get a great cup of tea/coffee. This stainless carafe is wonderful. It is easy to clean and works beautifully without the lid.
I only dropped the original carafe one time in 3 years, but that was enough to shatter it! Other than being shatter-proof, the carafe is the same size as the old one and the plastic top cover fit well.
This fits fine in my Krups Cafe Duo machine (side-by-side coffee and cappuccino). It seems reasonably well-constructed and the black handle is a close-enough match to the stock carafe that it isn't noticeable. The only thing I don't really like is that there are no markings on the side of it to measure the water level.
I got this because I broke my carafe for the second time, so this would be less expensive since I cannot break it. I love it and it stays and looks like new all the time even after using it so much for my expresso
Here we have a espresso carafe so you can measure out your espresso that is coming out of the machine. One MAJOR issue...the measure is inside the cup (by itself, no issue) and the numbers are very faint and hard to read when under your output of espresso. I decided to chuck it and use a measuring cup instead.
The fact that there is no top hasn't been a big deal. I was afraid it would spray all over the side of the coffee maker, but it hasn't been an issue. I think it is a little bit taller and wider than the original one, the carafe is about as high as the carafe+top was on the old one,  so that takes care of that.
The practicality is great: unbreakable! Yet the glass is nice because it makes it easier to see the measuring lines. There are lines inside but they are difficult, if not impossible, to see when it is under the espresso machine. It needs a vertical slot with a clear plastic window with measuring lines and that would make it perfect.I have had it a couple weeks and use it once or twice a day. No loosening of the handle yet.
Handle loose upon arrival, poor quality product. Thought we would use a metal one because we keep breaking the glass one. This isn't it, though. Don't waste your time and your money on this product.
If your carafe just happens to come with a loose handle, like mine was, just pop off the end of the handle and use a flat head screwdriver to reach inside and tighten it. This carafe is super thin gauge stainless steel, but it should endure being dropped, without any damage, other than a minor ding. I'm not really impressed with it, especially considering the price, but it should serve it's function adequately, as is. Now as to the seller . . .
Fits the  Krups espresso maker as advertised. The lid from the original glass carafe fits the replacement. Better than the original. I don't have to worry about dropping this one.
Answer: I am not sure but I will say that I do use the cover of my glass Krups it is the same size of the glass one. This is awesome it never loses its shine and keeps the coffee hot longer