Skip to content

Manual Side-Cut Can Opener with Easy-Turn Large Knob

Manual Side-Cut Can Opener with Easy-Turn Large Knob
Manual Side-Cut Can Opener with Easy-Turn Large Knob
New
1 / 2
About this itemAll characteristics
TypeKitchen Tools > Can Openers
From the seller

Open a can with a gentle turn of a large knob instead of a squeeze. The side-cut stainless wheel keeps the lid edge away from your fingers, and the non-slip silicone grip holds when your hands are wet. It rinses clean and hangs by its handle hole.

Read the full description

Description

Open a can with a gentle turn of a large knob instead of a squeeze. The side-cut stainless wheel keeps the lid edge away from your fingers, and the non-slip silicone grip holds when your hands are wet. It rinses clean and hangs by its handle hole.

Effortless, safe side-cut can opening with a large knob and non-slip grip

Solves
  • hand strength required to open cans
  • sharp edges and cut injuries
  • slippery grip
  • cleaning difficulty

Open any can with less grip and less worry

Tired of squeezing a slippery opener until your wrist aches? A large knob and side-cut wheel turn that struggle into a simple, steady twist.

A large knob that does the hard work

  • A large knob that does the work

    The oversized knob gives you more leverage than a standard opener, so the wheel grinds through the lid with a steady turn instead of a hard squeeze. People with weak grip or sore wrists get through a can without bracing their arm. Anyone who opens a few cans a week will notice the difference by the second one.

  • Side-cut safety you can trust

    The stainless steel wheel cuts from the side of the can, so the sharp edge of the lid stays away from your hand as you turn. There is no jagged top rim to catch a finger when you lift the lid off. Lids still have sharp edges, so lift carefully and drop the lid straight into the bin.

  • A non-slip grip for wet hands

    The handle is matte black silicone with a soft, slightly tacky feel. It holds its grip with damp fingers at the sink or with a little oil on your hands. The brushed steel collar sits firmly against the handle with no wobble, so the tool feels solid from the first turn.

Rinse it, hang it, done

  • Rinse after each use

    Warm water and a quick rinse clear away food and lid residue from the wheel.

  • Dry before storing

    Dry the steel collar and wheel so moisture does not sit around the parts.

  • Hang by the handle hole

    The hole at the end of the handle keeps it within reach on a hook by the sink.

  • Dishwasher friendly

    The easy-clean design suits a dishwasher cycle when you want a deeper clean.

Compact enough for a drawer or a hook

  • 22.5 cmLength
  • Handle endHanging hole
  • Matte black silicone with brushed steel collarFinish

Roughly three-quarters the length of a standard 30 cm ruler

Characteristics

Main
TypeKitchen Tools > Can Openers
Details

Reviews

Questions and answers

Does the large knob really need less hand strength than a standard opener?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. The oversized knob gives you more leverage, so you turn the opener instead of squeezing it with your whole hand. Most people find the first can takes noticeably less effort, and the difference is clearest on tall, tight lids.

Does the side-cut blade still leave a sharp edge on the can?
w
Wanelo · seller

The wheel cuts from the side of the lid, so the sharp edge stays away from your fingers while you turn. Every opened can still has a sharp edge once the lid is off, so lift the lid by its tab or the rim with a folded towel and drop it straight into the bin.

Can I wash it in the sink or dishwasher?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. Rinse it under warm water after each use, dry it, and hang it by the handle hole. The design is dishwasher friendly, and a rinse at the sink is usually all it needs between cans.

Is it comfortable for arthritic or weak hands?
w
Wanelo · seller

It is built for people who struggle with squeezing. The large knob, the soft silicone handle and the side-cut wheel all reduce the grip and wrist force needed on each can. It is easy to turn for young people and seniors alike, though anyone with a serious hand condition should try it in a shop first if they can.

Is it worth paying more than a basic opener?
w
Wanelo · seller

A basic opener costs less up front, but cheap steel rusts, the blade slips, and the lid edge cuts. This one uses a stainless steel wheel and a brushed steel collar that resist spotting with regular rinsing, so you buy it once and keep it for years of weekly cans.

Similar products

See all
Manual Side-Cut Can Opener with Easy-Turn Large Knob
$59.90