Mercer Kitchen Tools

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  • Mercer Stainless Steel Locking Tongs, 12-inch

    Twelve inches is the everyday length for grilling and sautéing, long enough to keep your hand away from splatter and close enough for control. These Mercer tongs have scalloped ends that hold steaks, vegetables and shellfish securely.A pull-tab lock keeps them closed in a drawer or a tool roll.
    Other LengthsSee the shorter 9 1/2-inch and longer 16-inch locking tongs. Learn More
  • Mercer Stainless Steel Locking Tongs, 16-inch

    The 16-inch locking tongs reach across a large grill, into a deep fryer basket or to the back of an oven while keeping your hands clear of the heat. Scalloped ends grip racks of ribs, whole chickens and large cuts of meat.Lock them closed with the pull tab for storage.
    Other LengthsFor closer work, see the 12-inch and 9 1/2-inch locking tongs. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia A5 Cut-Resistant Glove, Small

    The Millennia A5 cut glove protects the hand that holds the food while the other hand works the knife. This small size suits smaller hands, which need a close fit to keep their dexterity.The glove is a medium-weight, 10-gauge knit reinforced with stainless steel, which resists cuts and abrasion and still lets the fingers move freely. It fits either hand, and a color-coded cuff marks the size.
    Other SizesMercer also makes this glove in medium and large. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia A5 Cut-Resistant Glove, Medium

    Breaking down chickens, slicing on a mandoline and shucking prep all put the free hand close to an edge. The medium Millennia A5 cut glove guards that hand with an ANSI cut level of A5.The glove is a medium-weight, 10-gauge knit reinforced with stainless steel, which resists cuts and abrasion and still lets the fingers move freely. It fits either hand, and a color-coded cuff marks the size.
    Other SizesMercer also makes this glove in small and large. Learn More

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