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Azuda Int'l Ltd

SQUIRREL NUT GRINDER ABS squirrel nut grinder with glass jar at the bottom. Novelty design add more creativity to your home kitchen. These nut grinders help you grind peanuts, walnuts, hazelnuts, etc. with minimal effort. The nut grinders are carefully designed for easy operation. Handy and easy to prepare your cooking ingredients. Best choice for daily cooking and dessert making. ** USA.,R.C.D. China &amp; Taiwan Patent Approved **  ** Any other colors are welcome!! ** SIZE: 21X16.5X8.8 CM Learn more on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvcnOfw4TdA  #NUT GRINDER #NUTS #KITCHEN TOOL #COOKING TOOL #KITCHEN ACCESSORIES #DIY ACCESSORIES 

Nut Grinder

Yuchi International Industrial Co., Limited

Removable 7.5" Stainless Steel hardened serrated blade (190mm Blade)180-watt motorQuick release stainless steel carriageSlice thickness control knob from 1/3 inch to 9/16 inchPremium-coated steel and die-cast aluminum housingBlade, food guide and stainless steel carriage are all removable for easy clean upColor:Powdered coating grey

Food Slicer SL2119  

B K Z Int'l (HK) Enterprise Ltd

 	 BKZ0230SPW RCD BS switch, RCD UK switch, RCD British switch. 	 Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole. 	 The RCD wall socket offers reliable performance over years. 	 The insulated housing ensures high safety. 	 This RCD wall socket is suitable for various electrical applications. 	 Rated voltage: 230V, 50Hz. 	 Rated current: 13A. 	 Trip current: 30mA. 	 Minimum back box depth: 35mm. 	 CE, BS7288 and BS1363 certified. 	 BS standard. 	 Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) &ndash; when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD&rsquo;s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. 	 This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to &ldquo;frost protection&rdquo;, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.  How RCDs work: 	 RCDs work on the principle &quot;what goes in must come out&quot;. They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit. If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.  Examples of equipment recommended to be protected by an RCD: 	 Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment. 	 Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers. 	 Equipment on construction sites. 	 Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers. 	 Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders. 	 Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc. 	 Cord extension leads.  

RCD BS Switch

 	 Rated voltage: 230V AC. 	 Rated current: 13A max. 	 Frequency: 50Hz. 	 Tripping current: 30mA. 	 Tripping speed 40m/s max. 	 Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole. 	 Voltage surge: 4K. 	 Endurance: 3000 cycles min. 	 Hit-pot: 2000V min. 	 Approval: CE BS7288, BS1363. 	 Cable capacity: 3 x 2.5m. 	 Minimum back box depth: 35mm. 	 IP rating: IP4X. 	 Application: equipment, household appliances, etc. 	 Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) &ndash; when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD&rsquo;s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to &ldquo;frost protection&rdquo;, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.  How RCDs work: 	 RCDs work on the principle &quot;What goes in must come out&quot;. They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit. If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.  Examples of equipment recommended to be protected by an RCD: 	 Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment. 	 Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers. 	 Equipment on construction sites. 	 Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers. 	 Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders. 	 Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc. 	 Cord extension leads.  

RCD Metal Socket

   Rated voltage: 230V, 50Hz.   Current rating: 13A max.   Rated trip current: 30mA.   Trip speed: less than 40m/s.   Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole.   Voltage surge: 4000 (100kHz ring wave).   Endurance: 3000 cycles min.   Hit-pot: 2000V min.   Cable capacity: 3 x 2.5mm&sup2;.   Minimum back box depth: 25mm.   Standard: CE, BS7288, BS1363.   Application: equipment, household appliances, etc.   Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) &ndash; when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD&rsquo;s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to &ldquo;frost protection&rdquo;, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.  How RCDs work: 
   RCDs work on the principle &quot;what goes in must come out&quot;.   They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit.   If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.  Examples of equipment recommended to be protected by an RCD: 
   Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment.   Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers.   Equipment on construction sites.   Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers.   Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders.   Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc.   Cord extension leads.  

 	 BKZ0130PW RCD 1 gang socket. 	 Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole. 	 Rated voltage: 230V AC. 	 Rated current: 13A max. 	 Frequency: 50Hz. 	 Trip current: 30mA. 	 Break time: 40m max. 	 Voltage surge: 4K (100kHz ring wave). 	 Endurance: 3000 cycles min. 	 Hit-pot: 2000V min. 	 Approval CE BS7288, BS1363. 	 Cable capacity: 3 x 2.5mm. 	 Minimum back box depth: 35mm 	 Application equipment, household appliances, etc. 	 Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) &ndash; when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD&rsquo;s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. 	 This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to &ldquo;frost protection&rdquo;, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.  How RCDs work: 	 RCDs work on the principle &quot;what goes in must come out&quot;. They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit. If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.  Examples of equipment recommended to be protected by an RCD: 	 Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment. 	 Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers. 	 Equipment on construction sites. 	 Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers. 	 Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders. 	 Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc. 	 Cord extension leads.  

RCD 1 Gang Socket

   BKZ0230SPW RCD switched socket, switch socket, socket switch.   Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole.   The RCD wall socket offers reliable performance over years.   The insulated housing ensures high safety.   This RCD wall socket is suitable for various electrical applications.   Rated voltage: 230V, 50Hz.   Rated current: 13A.   Trip current: 30mA.   Speed: &lt;40ms.   Minimum back box depth: 35mm.   CE, BS7288 and BS1363 certified.   BS standard.   Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) &ndash; when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD&rsquo;s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to &ldquo;frost protection&rdquo;, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.  How RCDs work: 
   RCDs work on the principle &quot;What goes in must come out&quot;. They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit. If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.  Examples of equipment recommended to be protected by an RCD: 
   Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment.   Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers.   Equipment on construction sites.   Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers.   Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders.   Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc.   Cord extension leads.  

RCD Switched Socket 

Changzhou Shule Kitchen Utensils Co Ltd

   Manual operation.   Heavy duty construction.   Easy usage.   Reliable and safe operation.   Shiny finish.   Fine pasta machine for you to make the freshest pasta at home.  

Vegetable Cutter

Castaly Enterprise Corp.

The cavatelli maker is operated by feeding it with dough strips of various widths. Make traditional Italian pasta in minutes with this hand-operated cavatelli maker. 	 Attached to the corner of the table. 	 With non-slip hand pedal.
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Italian Pasta Sea Shells Maker, Cavatelli Maker, Manual Pasta Tool

FULIDA INDUSTRIAL (HK) LIMITED

This is a salad maker that helps you to cut veggies into equal-size pieces in an efficient manner. The salad maker includes five slicers for you to cut your ingredient the way you like. The slicers come in 5 different colors for easy identification.
 
  Voltage: 220-240V. 
  Frequency: 50/60Hz. 
  Power: 150W.&nbsp; 
  5 functions: fine grater, coarse grater, fine slicer, wave slicer and rough grinder. 
  Slicers with different colors. 
 

Salad Maker

Zhuhai Tozhiny Electronic & Technological Co., Ltd.

This functional knife sterilizer can effectively kill bacteria on your knives. It is designed with seven knife holders to accommodate knives of different sizes. The knife sterilizer is designed with a digital display and a button for easy operation.

 
  Material: plastic. 
  Made in China. 
 

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