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Our Cookware Knob Replacement fits lids on a wide range of cookware such as pots, frying pans, frying pans, crock pot lids, stock pots, pans and more. It is heat resistant, dishwasher safe, perfect replacement for broken or old handles, very comfortable to use, simple to grip and easy to install.
 As China Professional Custom Cookware Knob Manufacturers and Custom Cookware Knob Replacement Factory. We can offer a wide selection of high quality materials, featuring high temperature resistance, high friction resistance, heat insulation, rust resistance, easy to clean, sturdy and durable construction. We have excellent surface treatment process and outstanding design technology, and can provide you with reasonable price. Contact us to customize the Cookware Knob you want!
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A129 ATC hollow stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A129
Product Description:
The product is hollow inside, light weight and good installation.
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A134-2 Stamping stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A134-2
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A143 Stamping stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A143
Product Description:
Adopting stamping process, stainless steel material, skillful manufacturing process, high quality and low price, it is a popular product of our company.
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A147 ATC stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A147
Product Description:
Can be customized with frosted surface or glossy surface according to customers' requirements, same price.
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A150 Hollow stainless steel cookware knob can be vacuum-dusted
Product number: A150
Product Description:
Cast iron pans / die-cast pans, can be vacuum-dusted
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A152 Fine casting stainless steel cookware knob precision casting
Product number: A152
Product Description:
Adopt fine casting process, product quality assurance, can be used with our company with B067 side ears.
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A158 Eiffel tower shape silicone cookware knob
Product number: A158
Product Description:
Eiffel Tower shaped silicone cover beads, with matching products
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A169 Fine casting stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A169
Product Description:
201# cast stainless steel cover bead
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B075 stainless steel cookware knob 201# cast stainless steel cover bead
Product number: B075
Product Description:
201# cast stainless steel cover bead
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A182 Hollow stainless steel cookware knob cast iron pans / die-cast pans
Product number: A182
Product Description:
Can be used with cast iron pans and die-cast pans.
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A196 Solid stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A196
Product Description:
This solid stainless steel cover beads real material, feel good, not slippery.
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A198 Stamping stainless steel cookware knob
Product number: A198
Product Description:
201# stainless steel cover bead, thickness 1.8, Adopt stamping process, good price, suitable for most cookware.
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400+ Employees

15000㎡ Factory area

Welcome to Gangbo

Zhejiang Gangbo Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. was established in 2006 and is located in Wuyi city, Zhejiang. which is a professional manufacturer main in producing cookware fittings. Our products covers stainless steel series, bakelite series and induction. We have 200-300 employees, covering an area of 8000-12000 square meters, and monthly output is 4,000,000pcs. At present, our company is an invisible champion in the Zhejiang region. With many years development , we have large production capacity, excellent R& D team, mature OEM experience , competitive price, strictly quality team & professional sales team. We make devotion to the production of the cookware fittings, including long handles , knobs , side handles with different materials stainless steel ,bakelite and silicon, also inductions ect.

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What tools or equipment do I need to replace a Cookware Knob Replacement?

To replace a cookware knob, you'll need a few tools and equipment. Here's a list of items you might find helpful for the task:
Replacement Knob: Purchase a suitable replacement knob that matches the design and size of your cookware. It should come with the necessary attachments or screws.
Screwdriver: Depending on the type of attachment, you might need a screwdriver. Determine the type of screwdriver head required (Phillips, flathead, etc.) based on the screws used in your cookware.
Pliers: In some cases, you may need pliers to hold or turn certain components while replacing the knob. They can also help in removing the old knob if it's stuck.
Safety Gloves: It's always a good idea to wear safety gloves to protect your hands while working with tools or handling sharp edges.
Cleaning Supplies: Before installing the new knob, you might want to clean the area around it. Have some cleaning supplies on hand, such as a mild detergent or all-purpose cleaner, along with a cloth or sponge.
Optional: If the knob attaches to the cookware using adhesive or another specialized mechanism, you might need additional tools or equipment specific to your cookware. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions or documentation for any specific requirements.
Remember to follow the instructions provided with your replacement knob and exercise caution while working with tools. If you're unsure about any step, it's recommended to consult the manufacturer's guidelines or seek assistance from a professional.

How do I remove the old knob from my Cookware Knob?

To remove an old knob from your cookware, follow these general steps:
Check the type of knob: Different cookware brands and models may have varying mechanisms for attaching knobs. Common types include screw-on knobs, push-on knobs, and those with a small screw underneath.
Identify the attachment mechanism: Examine the underside of the knob or the connection point on the cookware handle to determine the type of attachment mechanism. This will help you understand how to remove it.
Screw-on knob: If your knob is threaded and screwed onto the cookware handle, hold the cookware handle steady with one hand and rotate the knob counterclockwise with the other hand to unscrew it. It may require some force, especially if the knob is old or tight.
Push-on knob: For knobs that are pushed onto a metal or plastic shaft, gently pull the knob away from the cookware handle while applying steady pressure. You may need to wiggle it back and forth to loosen it. Be careful not to exert excessive force to prevent damage.
Knob with an underlying screw: Some knobs have a small screw beneath them that secures them to the cookware handle. Look for a small hole or divot on the knob's underside. If present, use a screwdriver that matches the screw size and unscrew it in a counterclockwise direction. Once the screw is removed, the knob should easily come off.
Stubborn or stuck knobs: If the knob seems stuck or difficult to remove, try applying a penetrating oil or lubricant around the connection point. Allow it to sit for a few minutes to loosen any grime or corrosion. Then, try the removal steps again.
Always exercise caution while removing the knob to avoid damaging the cookware or injuring yourself. If you encounter any difficulties or if your cookware has a unique attachment mechanism, consult the manufacturer's instructions or contact their customer support for guidance specific to your model.
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