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A better grip.
An easier turn.
Give stubborn screw-top lids a handle you can hold. Adjustable steel jaws grip the lid while you hold the jar steady.
🔧 Adjustable jaws
✋ Wide T-handle
🫙 For twist-off lids
Get back to what’s cooking.
From breakfast preserves to the sauce for dinner, keep the opener in your utensil drawer for the jars you reach for most.
Two jaws meet the rim.
Catch opposite edges of a compatible lid.
Gives your hand a broad spot to hold while you turn.
Fits in a drawer and needs no batteries.
Fit. Hold. Turn.
Fit the lid. Center the opener and adjust it until both jaws sit snugly against the lid’s rim.
Hold the jar. Keep it upright on a stable surface with one hand and keep your fingers clear of the jaws.
Turn the handle. Turn counterclockwise on a standard screw-top lid, then lift the lid away.
Check the rim before you turn.
Use it on a round twist-off lid with an edge both jaws can catch. Jam, pickle and sauce jars are good examples when the jaws fit snugly around the rim.
Handle widthApprox. 3.54 in
Overall heightApprox. 2.56 in
Steel head depthApprox. 1.57 in
Start with a dry lid. If either jaw slips, reset the grip before turning again.
Pick 2, 4 or 6 openers.
Set |
In the pack |
|---|---|
2-piece |
1 white opener + 1 green opener |
4-piece |
4 adjustable jar openers |
6-piece |
6 adjustable jar openers |
Keep one. Give one.
The two-piece set makes it easy to keep an opener at home and give the other to someone who keeps a well-stocked pantry.
Common questions
Can I use it on a regular sealed tin can?
This tool grips removable twist-off lids. Use a can opener for sealed metal cans.
How do I tell if a wide lid will fit?
Check that the jaws reach opposite edges of the lid and both hooks can catch the rim securely before you turn. Fit depends on the shape of the lid as well as its width.
How do I clean it after use?
Wipe the handle and metal surfaces with a damp cloth, then dry them before storing.
