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The Under Shelf Jar Opener, model G812, is a jar lid opener designed to be installed under a shelf, counter or cabinet to assist individuals with the use of only one hand. The unit will open any screw lid from 3/8 inch to 3 3/8 inches without adjustment. To operate, the jar lid is slipped into the opener until it is securely wedge; then the jar can be turned with one hand. The unit is made of plastic with a hardened steel knurled gripper. The unit will not remove pry off caps.

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This product record was updated on September 7, 2010.

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Support Plus

5581 Hudson Industrial Parkway
PO Box 2599
Hudson, Ohio 44236-0099
United States
Telephone: 800-229-2910 or 866-553-8875.
Fax: 800-950-9569.
Web: http://www.supportplus.com.
Email: cs@supportplus.com.


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