Cheese wire with plastic handle – cut cheese with precision
This cheese wire is made from stainless steel with a practical plastic handle that provides a secure grip during use. At 80 cm in length and 0,5 mm in thickness, it is designed to cut through both soft and harder cheeses with minimal resistance. The wire is durable and easy to clean.
Ideal for both professional kitchens and home use where precise cutting of cheeses of varying sizes and textures is required.
Cut cheese with precision and control
The thin 0,5 mm stainless steel wire glides effortlessly through even the most compact cheeses without damaging their structure. The plastic handle provides an ergonomic grip that reduces strain on the hand during repeated use. This allows you to cut uniform slices every time, minimising waste of valuable cheese products.
Professional quality for daily use
Stainless steel ensures long durability and resistance to corrosion, even with frequent contact with dairy products and regular cleaning. The quality of the material means the wire retains its tension and sharpness through extended use. The simple design makes it easy to maintain and store when not in use.
Technical specifications
The cheese wire measures 80 cm in length with a wire thickness of 0,5 mm. It is fitted with a white plastic handle for comfortable handling. The material is food-grade stainless steel that withstands thorough cleaning. Supplied as a single unit, ready to use.
With this cheese wire you get:
- Precise cutting of both soft and hard cheese types
- Ergonomic plastic handle for a secure grip
- Durable stainless steel construction
You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.
Frequently asked questions
Can the cheese wire be used for foods other than cheese?
Yes, the wire can also be used to cut other soft foods such as butter and certain desserts.
What is the best way to clean my cheese wire?
Wash it thoroughly in warm soapy water after each use and dry it carefully to prevent corrosion.
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