Dexter Russell Traditional 4" X 3" Hamburger Turner 16150
Highlights
Featuring a natural rosewood handle, this Dexter-Russell 16150 Traditional 4" x 3" solid square edge hamburger turner is perfect for the traditional chefs who prefer the warmth and feel of a wooden handle. This beautiful handle is secured to the blade with 3 durable brass compression rivets for ultimate sturdiness. From there, the high-quality, stainless steel blade offers the right amount of flexibility for easy handing of food. This precision-ground blade is exceptional at holding an edge and features a unique edge geometry, exclusive to the Traditional line of turners and cutlery. For safety and sanitation, this blade is secured to the handle with an impervious blade-to-handle seal.
Weight & Dimensions
| Length | 9 in. |
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| Width | 4 in. |
| Height | 5 in. |
| Weight | 0.36 lb. |
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Dexter-Russell Inc |
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| SKU | DEXT-16150 |
| MPN | 16150 |
| Allow Offer On Product | Select Status |
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Featuring a natural rosewood handle, this Dexter-Russell 16150 Traditional 4" x 3" solid square edge hamburger turner is perfect for the traditional chefs who prefer the warmth and feel of a wooden handle. This beautiful handle is secured to the blade with 3 durable brass compression rivets for ultimate sturdiness. From there, the high-quality, stainless steel blade offers the right amount of flexibility for easy handing of food. This precision-ground blade is exceptional at holding an edge and features a unique edge geometry, exclusive to the Traditional line of turners and cutlery. For safety and sanitation, this blade is secured to the handle with an impervious blade-to-handle seal.
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