Triangle 1946

The blade of the highly flexible turner 1946 is ultra-thin and made of gentle nylon. This allows it to easily slide under delicate foods such as fried eggs, scallops, or fine pastries, lifting and flipping them without the risk of breaking. The nylon ensures particularly gentle handling with non-stick pans and molds. The 1946 series includes kitchen tools for everyday use, all thoughtfully designed and unique in their handling. Made from brushed 18/10 stainless steel and featuring a solid material thickness, they are indestructible and handle the rough demands of the gastronomy industry just as confidently as they impress at buffets and in households with their aesthetic appeal. All parts of the series have been tested and optimized for their function. The soup and sauce ladle pours without dripping, the turner and spoon are strong and ergonomic, and the slotted spoon features large, square holes for perfect and clog-free draining of liquids. For uncoated pans and trays, the flexible turner is also available in a stainless steel version, and for heavier foods, there is a rigid, particularly stable version. "1946" perfectly combines triangle's core values of quality, functionality, and sustainability. Thus, the company's founder Erwin Hill, who laid the foundation for triangle in 1946, would have been proud of this series and inspired its name.

Rustproof and dishwasher safe.