Lacor Menaje Profesional, S.L.

Inox 18/10 and Titanium Cutting Boards

Spain , Bergara - Gipuzkoa

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Inox 18/10 and Titanium Cutting Boards

Our new cutting boards have been designed with safety and hygiene in the kitchen in mind. Thanks to the materials they are made from, 99% pure titanium and 18/10 stainless steel, they are extremely durable.

They are 100% antibacterial, which helps prevent cross-contamination and ensures a clean and safe surface for food preparation. They are also very easy to clean, which extends their useful life.

Their design combines durability and functionality, an innovative approach that combines safety and design.

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