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Professional Class 8 Inch Food Industry Kitchen Shears
Professional & Food Industries Shears.
Hot Forged.
Ergonomic design.
Sterilizable.
Micro-Toothed blade.
Suitable for cutting all kinds of food, gutting fish, cutting up rabbit, game and all types of poultry (chicken, turkey, duck).
Hight Quality Stainless Steel
Hot Forged
Polished
Register Nº:000899547-0 002
(OFFICE FOR HARMONIZATION IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS)
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