F.B.M. VIRTUS Removable Handle
REMOVABLE handle is a high-value accessory oriented towards functional and refined cookware lines. VIRTUS is designed to be an absolute top product. It attracts demanding customers in the market thanks to the exclusive design that completes detachable high-end features.
Its innovative release system has a high temperature resistance fixed frontal part, which makes it suitable for cooking in the oven. Its material is designed to be uniformly black and beautiful to look at thanks to the soft lines of its shape which do not make it sharp in case of contact with the hand and cools more quickly than other standard products.
Moreover the system is highly secure and guarantees high quality standards with a large and wide flame guard that provides maximum protection and elevates the overall product design.
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