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Twin Lever Wing Corker

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    Cork wine bottles with this twin lever wing corker. The wing corker holds bottles in place by using a spring mechanism to grab the bottle neck while the cork is being inserted. Place a cork in the chamber and lower the handles while applying even pressure. The depth of how far the cork is inserted can be changed by adjusting the 2 nuts at the top of the shaft.

    • Adjustable cork height
    • Long handles for better leverage
    • Compact design
    • All metal contrsuction (except grips/handles)

    Twin Lever Wing Corker

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      SKU: W421

      $27.99

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        Prop 65 Warning WARNING : This product can expose you to chemicals including Ni, which is/are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

        Description

        Cork wine bottles with this twin lever wing corker. The wing corker holds bottles in place by using a spring mechanism to grab the bottle neck while the cork is being inserted. Place a cork in the chamber and lower the handles while applying even pressure. The depth of how far the cork is inserted can be changed by adjusting the 2 nuts at the top of the shaft.

        • Adjustable cork height
        • Long handles for better leverage
        • Compact design
        • All metal contrsuction (except grips/handles)
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        Contractor
        Wine corker

        Works great less opportunity to tip over your bottles while inserting the cork. However keep your corkes in soak long before you're ready to use. as a dry cork will not be easily be inserted and able to seal.

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        Remcon
        Wine corker

        Works great, less opportunity to tip over your bottles while inserting the cork. However keep your corkes in soak long before you're ready to use. as a dry cork will not be easily be inserted and able to seal.

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        Bill
        Could be better

        It's a better tool than a simple plunger but can't compare with a floor-stand corker. It doesn't grip the bottle neck well enough to fully insert the cork easily.

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        Bill M.
        Could be better

        It's a better tool than a simple plunger, but can't compare with a floor-stand corker. It doesn't grip the bottle neck well enough to fully insert the cork easily.

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        Carla
        Just get a floor or bench corker

        Used this for one batch and bought a floor corker. No instructions. Couldn't set corks consistently even with adjustment. Struggled with #9 corks but also with #8's. Looks sturdy and well made but doesn't grab bottle neck well and slips with use- tried bending the jaws in like one suggestion online and that didn't really help. Had to finish the job with a rubber mallet. Very frustrating experience.

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        Carla M.
        Just get a floor or bench corker

        Used this for one batch and bought a floor corker. No instructions. Couldn't set corks consistently even with adjustment. Struggled with #9 corks but also with #8's. Looks sturdy and well made but doesn't grab bottle neck well and slips with use- tried bending the jaws in like one suggestion online and that didn't really help. Had to finish the job with a rubber mallet. Very frustrating experience.

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        Mike
        Wing Corker

        Worked very nicely. The last corker I used years ago was a small hand-held model and this device was far easier to use. If I have a concern it would be that the body of the device is plastic and given the force exerted when seating a cork it could be subject to wear if used in hard service.

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        Mike M.
        Wing Corker

        Worked very nicely. The last corker I used, years ago, was a small hand-held model and this device was far easier to use. If I have a concern, it would be that the body of the device is plastic, and given the force exerted when seating a cork, it could be subject to wear if used in hard service.

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        Anonymous

        Can I cork belgian beers with this?

        MoreBeer!

        Depends on the cork these hand units have limited compatibility. Looking at the Belgian corks on this site probably not.

        MoreBeer!

        I don’t see why not if the cork size is the same it should work this is easy to use once u find where on the neck of the bottle to grip so the cork goes all the way down

        MoreBeer!

        I do. They sent me a different product than this (not adjustable) and told me this product is no longer available but in my experience it works for most because of how soft Belgian corks are. It says you can’t but I haven’t found that to be true and it does pay to leave a little mark with a sharpie on the rod so you know when to stop so you don’t cork it all the way but with a few practice runs you should be fine.

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