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Product Description
A small boiler combined with a condenser can provide a steam source. The boiler should have a safety pressure valve fitted. The boiler is filled three-quarters with water and brought to the boil over an even heat. The steam passes from the boiler through a plastic tube fitted to one side of the uncapping knife. Heating the knife on its way through, the steam passes out through a second tube and into the condenser can. In the can the steam condenses back into hot water which can be used to refill the boiler. A kitchen pressure cooker can be adapted easily as a boiler. |
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The
knife keeps a constant heat and is designed for continuous uncapping.
The blade has a copper tube soldered to the back and is connected
to a steam source with a plastic or rubber tube.
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© 2001, Bindaree Bee Supplies (ABN 80 597 232 376) |
