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We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
Trade pricing, no login needed
Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
Trade pricing, no login needed
Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
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We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
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Olympia
Olympia Bartenders Blade Short Length Stainless Steel
£1.03(£1.24 inc VAT)
The Olympia short bar blade is a compact, double-ended bottle opener made from stainless steel. It is one of the most commonly used pieces of hand equipment behind a bar, designed to open crown-capped bottles quickly and with minimal effort during busy service periods.
In a high-volume bar environment, the difference between a well-designed bar blade and a poorly made one becomes apparent quickly. The rounded edges on this blade reduce hand fatigue during long shifts, and the compact length suits operators who prefer a shorter tool they can palm easily or keep close to hand on the bar mat. The double-ended design adds a degree of versatility for different opening tasks without requiring a second tool.
- Compact size suits bars with limited counter space or tight working positions
- Rounded edges reduce hand fatigue during extended service
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet bar environments
- Dishwasher safe, which simplifies end-of-service cleaning routines
- Double-ended design handles a range of bottle-opening tasks
This is a straightforward piece of kit, but worth choosing carefully — blade weight, length, and edge profile all affect how comfortable a tool feels after several hundred uses in a shift. The short length suits most bartenders, though those with larger hands or a preference for more leverage may find a longer blade a better fit. If you are equipping a new bar or replacing worn stock across a team, it is worth considering whether a single blade length suits all your staff.
If you have questions about kitting out a bar station or want to discuss quantities, the team is happy to help.
Olympia
Olympia Bartenders Blade Short Length Stainless Steel
£1.03(£1.24 inc VAT)
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The Olympia short bar blade is a compact, double-ended bottle opener made from stainless steel. It is one of the most commonly used pieces of hand equipment behind a bar, designed to open crown-capped bottles quickly and with minimal effort during busy service periods.
In a high-volume bar environment, the difference between a well-designed bar blade and a poorly made one becomes apparent quickly. The rounded edges on this blade reduce hand fatigue during long shifts, and the compact length suits operators who prefer a shorter tool they can palm easily or keep close to hand on the bar mat. The double-ended design adds a degree of versatility for different opening tasks without requiring a second tool.
- Compact size suits bars with limited counter space or tight working positions
- Rounded edges reduce hand fatigue during extended service
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet bar environments
- Dishwasher safe, which simplifies end-of-service cleaning routines
- Double-ended design handles a range of bottle-opening tasks
This is a straightforward piece of kit, but worth choosing carefully — blade weight, length, and edge profile all affect how comfortable a tool feels after several hundred uses in a shift. The short length suits most bartenders, though those with larger hands or a preference for more leverage may find a longer blade a better fit. If you are equipping a new bar or replacing worn stock across a team, it is worth considering whether a single blade length suits all your staff.
If you have questions about kitting out a bar station or want to discuss quantities, the team is happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
Is the short blade suitable for all bar environments, or are there situations where a longer blade would be better?
The short length works well for most bar setups and suits operators who prefer a compact tool they can handle quickly during service. Bartenders with larger hands or those who open a high volume of bottles per shift sometimes find a longer blade gives more leverage and reduces effort — it is worth trying both lengths if you are equipping a full team.
How should bar blades be cleaned and maintained in a commercial setting?
This blade is dishwasher safe, which makes it practical for end-of-service cleaning in a commercial bar. Stainless steel construction resists corrosion, but it is still worth drying blades after washing to keep them in good condition, particularly if your glasswasher uses high-temperature cycles repeatedly.
How many bar blades should a venue stock per bar station?
Most operators equip each bartender with their own blade, and it is sensible to hold a small number of spares per station to cover loss or damage during service. For a busy multi-person bar, having at least one spare per shift is a practical baseline.
Size and weight
- Dimensions
- 1.5(H) x 40(W) x 106(L)mm | 4 1/5(L)x 1 3/5(W)x 1/10(H)"
Capacity and performance
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Warranty
- 1 Year
£1.03(£1.24 inc VAT)
£1.03(£1.24 inc VAT)
£1.03(£1.24 inc VAT)
The Olympia short bar blade is a compact, double-ended bottle opener made from stainless steel. It is one of the most commonly used pieces of hand equipment behind a bar, designed to open crown-capped bottles quickly and with minimal effort during busy service periods.
In a high-volume bar environment, the difference between a well-designed bar blade and a poorly made one becomes apparent quickly. The rounded edges on this blade reduce hand fatigue during long shifts, and the compact length suits operators who prefer a shorter tool they can palm easily or keep close to hand on the bar mat. The double-ended design adds a degree of versatility for different opening tasks without requiring a second tool.
- Compact size suits bars with limited counter space or tight working positions
- Rounded edges reduce hand fatigue during extended service
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet bar environments
- Dishwasher safe, which simplifies end-of-service cleaning routines
- Double-ended design handles a range of bottle-opening tasks
This is a straightforward piece of kit, but worth choosing carefully — blade weight, length, and edge profile all affect how comfortable a tool feels after several hundred uses in a shift. The short length suits most bartenders, though those with larger hands or a preference for more leverage may find a longer blade a better fit. If you are equipping a new bar or replacing worn stock across a team, it is worth considering whether a single blade length suits all your staff.
If you have questions about kitting out a bar station or want to discuss quantities, the team is happy to help.
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