Traditional Can Opener
Folding traditional can opener with a very strong blade holder to prevent it from closing.
Made with high-quality stainless steel.
A classic can opener.
Product dimensions: 10 x 5 x 2 cm; 40 grams
Made in Spain
Can Opener
The can opener is a tool designed to open canned goods and was not invented until 45 years after the introduction of canned food in 1810, so until that time, all kinds of instruments were used to open them. British soldiers opened cans in 1812 with bayonets, knives, and even gunfire.
An electric or manual can opener is an essential tool in your kitchen. With it, you can open any can of food with minimal effort, easily, safely, and quickly. Moreover, it is very versatile and functional. So much so that it can even help open pull tabs, wine bottle corks, and caps from beer or soda bottles.
Canned goods have always been a part of our lives, so having cans at home is very common for most families. The most usual has been to have a manual can opener in the kitchen, although the truth is that the latest models have nothing to do with those used by our parents and grandparents, and now it takes hardly any effort to open a can. These manual can openers are the best example.
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