Nemco 56050-3 CanPRO Can Opener, Manual Can Opener, Compact Security Model

CanPRO Can Opener, compact, security model, cuts from the side, along the lid's outer seam, gearless drive, holds up to #10 cans, stainless steel & aluminum nickel-plated construction, NSF Nemco, CanPRO Can Opener, compact, security model, cuts from the side, along the lid's outer seam, gearless drive, holds up to #10 cans, stainless steel & aluminum nickel-plated construction, NSF Standard Features: NEMCO’s unique mechanical design thinks outside the can. Instead of cutting down vertically into the lid, the CanPRO Compact cuts horizontally into the rim for improved food safety, as well as operator safety. Cutting from the outside, the blade assembly crimps as it cuts, eliminating the sharp edge that can slice a hand or damage a spatula. Plus, it leaves no metal slivers that can fall into the food contents. Running the circumference of a #10-sized can just takes a few quick and easy turns of the crank. It’s adjustable to all can sizes and features a permanent mount with an optional temporary clamp, allowing you to move the opener around the kitchen. No sharp blades Security model available Permanent or portable mounting Easily opens up to #10 size cans Stainless steel shaft and cutter housing NEVER replace gears-this machine is gearless Security model option offers a locking capability Side cutting prohibits the lids from falling into the can Opens cans without touching the inside of the can or food

• CanPRO Can Opener, compact, security model, cuts from the side, along the lid's outer seam, gearless drive, holds up to #10 cans, stainless steel & aluminum nickel-plated construction, NSF Nemco,
• Instead of cutting down vertically into the lid, the CanPRO Compact cuts horizontally into the rim for improved food safety, as well as operator safety
• Cutting from the outside, the blade assembly crimps as it cuts, eliminating the sharp edge that can slice a hand or damage a spatula
• Plus, it leaves no metal slivers that can fall into the food contents
• Running the circumference of a #10-sized can just takes a few quick and easy turns of the crank