Sturdy tool cuts tops off cans, pries off jar lids, pops off bottle caps
Contemporary European style
Made of 18/10 stainless steel with satin-finish
Beautifully balanced; hanging loop
Seamless, hygienic, dishwasher-safe
Product Review
Product Description
1871486030 Can Opener
Amazon.com Review
This can opener is just one of the high-quality Profi Plus tools WMF makes for every conceivable kitchen task. Capable of slitting the tops off cans, prying the lids off jars, and popping the tops off bottles, the opener is heavy, sturdy, and comfortable in the hand. It's contemporary European in style, measures 9 inches long and has a heavy-duty hanging loop on the end of each handle. The opener is made of satin-finish, 18/10 stainless steel, with a cylindrical handle and tough plastic turning knob that fits the fingers for maximum leverage and ease of use. Seamless construction ensures cleaning ease. This tool is dishwasher-safe, durable, and a joy to use for serious cooks and novices alike. --Fred Brack
Product Details
WMF Profi Plus Stainless Steel Can Opener
Kitchen: 0 pages
Publisher: WMF
Label: WMF
Studio: WMF
Average Customer Review: based on 26 reviews
Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #7044
Customer Reviews
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Your Can Opener Search is Over 2010-07-29
Comment: I seldom take the time to write reviews but when a product is so overwhelming good that it totally embarrasses its competition, then it's a disservice not let others know about it. From the moment you open up the packaging and handle the "WMF Profi Plus Stainless Steel Can Opener", you know this is a high quality, excellently engineered piece of equipment. The rotation of the cutting mechanism is as smooth as silk. It clamps the can edge securely and cuts the tin almost effortlessly (even those already partially opened cans). Washing is a breeze. And you'll appreciate the thoughtful touches of "hanging loops" on the handles and a bottle stopper opener and angled lifter on the front end. Satin Smooth stainless handles. What's not to love!
Customer Rating:
Summary: very nice, 3 months zero rust 2010-07-25
Comment: We bought this to replace a Swing-A-Way (which should really be called a Rust-A-Way). We've had the Profi Plus for 3 months now and it has no signs of rust at all, zero, even though we put it in the dishwasher after each use. (Probably use it 2-3x per week.) Very easy to use and mechanism turns smoothly. Very minor negative points: turning handle appears to be hollow plastic, rather than metal, but is easy to operate and seems strong enough. The mechanism is pretty standard design, albeit in stainless; I rate it average in terms of crevices (not superior as another review said). I.e. the cutter and drive wheel are geared together, and the cutter has an internal-tooth spring washer holding it on its shaft. But, unlike a standard opener, you can just toss this one in the dishwasher and not have it rust and seize up. Overall, an excellent product.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Built to last a lifetime? 2010-07-19
Comment: I got tired of buying cheap $5 can openers every 2 years from my local store and decided to look for a higher quality Stainless Steel one. I purchased the WMF after reading all the positive reviews. I decided to get this over a safety can opener since I use the cover to drain excess water out of the can for chicken breast.
I noticed it is easy to handle and really smooth when cutting. I make an effort to rinse and dry off the can opener each time after use to prevent corrosion (yes it is still possible). I'm looking forward to using this for at least the next 10 years!
Customer Rating:
Summary: works, but very heavy 2010-06-15
Comment: It does its job as it claims, but the two metal holders are so heavy. Despite it is a German brand, the sticker says made in China.
I keep it because it is not worthy to send it back. In general, it works.
Customer Rating:
Summary: sjc 2010-05-26
Comment: Heavy duty, and a good product, but why put a plastic handle on a stainless steel gadget? Everything is steel except the little plastic handle you turn to open a can. Even all the cheap can openers I've owned all had metal openers.