Product Description

Classic can opener with tempered steel cutting wheels

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #32326 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Pedrini
• Model: 7033-815
• Dimensions: 1.90" h x 3.30" w x 8.60" l,

Features

• Fine kitchen gadget manufactured in Italy
• Combines innovative design with superior function
• Soft ergonomic handles for safe and comfortable grip
• Individual dimensions: 6.75x2.75x2.5

Customer Reviews

Works great, no complaints!
Figuring this was a cheap can opener, but we needed to replace our high-EMF emitting normal can opener and this one was the ticket.

We received it, immediately unplugged our normal can opener which gives off tremendous EMF when used. I was PLEASED with the quality of this one, it was very easy to open cans and worked flawlessly!

Great product.

Complete Piece of Junk
I bought this yesterday (not on Amazon, at a grocery store), and the first time I used it, today, it broke. But before it broke, it gave me one heck of a battle trying to open a little 6.5 oz. can of button mushrooms. First, the round cutting blade did not securely hang onto the can as I tried to twist the rotating knob. So, the natural reaction is to grip the handles harder, but this results in the handles actually becoming detached from the opener (the handles are not glued or fastened onto the device, they simply slide onto the head of the opener, and can easily be pulled off). After sliding the handles back on as snugly as possible, I continued trying to open my can of mushrooms, but the can would only sporadically be punctured by the blade, rather than being continuously sliced into; and the shaking of the can as I tried to grip hard enough to get the blade to cut, but not too hard so as to avoid the handles pulling off, caused the can to shake periodically, spraying mushroom-water all over the table I was working on. Finally, to add insult to injury, as I continued struggling to get the lid off my mushroom-can, the round cutting blade finally popped right off of the device, rendering it completely useless, unfixable, and destined to the trash can. And leaving me with a can of button mushrooms whose lid had been sporadically and arbitrarily punctured, but failing to render the can lidless. So I will try to pry the lid off with a letter opener, hoping not to slice a gash into my hand.

Do yourself a favor, and spend a few dollars more to get a can opener that actually works. That's what I'm doing on Amazon right now.

More like a Can't Opener

I should have been suspicious of a can opener that is marketed as "satin". Perhaps it is meant to imply that the opening mechanism works smoothly, but that would be in direct contradiction to how it actually functions. Even more ambitious is calling it a "can opener", as this would also be in direct contradiction to how it actually functions.

However, I can see the dilemma of the marketing branch at Pedrini; a Black & Crappy Can't Opener probably wouldn't sell as well.

It broke after "opening" ten cans. That's $.60 per can.