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Lid lifter Dutch Oven
Easy to lift and place the hot lid on the Dutch oven
Ergonomic design: curved handle for comfort and control
Optimal distance: 32 cm length protects against heat
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What you need to know
The Petromax Lid Lifter enables hot Dutch Oven lids to be lifted safely. The well thought-out design ensures a firm hold and sufficient distance from the heat source.
Description
Description
The Petromax Lid Lifter enables hot Dutch Oven lids to be lifted safely and easily. Thanks to its robust workmanship and well thought-out design, handling at the fire is effortless and precise.
The elegantly curved handle sits comfortably and securely in the hand. With a length of 32 cm, the lid lifter ensures sufficient distance from the heat source and guarantees controlled handling of the hot lid. It combines functional design with the typical Petromax stability.
The lid lifter can be used universally and is suitable for Dutch Ovens of all sizes. In addition, it is also suitable for lifting other hot objects - such as the grill grate of the Petromax Atago - or can be used as a practical poker.
Equipped with an eyelet at the end of the handle, the lid lifter can be hung up to save space after use and is always ready to hand for the next cooking or fire adventure.
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