A spacer runs parallel to the blade to keep the peelings thin and thus ensure optimal economy. Thanks to its movable horizontal blade, the Rex makes quick work of bumpy vegetable and fruit surfaces and can even be used to make shavings from hard cheese or chocolate. Their popularity can be attributed mainly to their efficiency and ease of handling. Approximately one million peelers are produced each year, and by 2009 a total of seventy million Rex peelers had been sold, almost of a third of these in Switzerland. The same machines are still being used in today’s factory in Affoltern am Albis. For optimal stability, its grip is made of a double-curved aluminum strip, and its movable blade head and the potato eye remover on the side of burnished steel. The Rex peeler has been in production virtually unchanged since that year. This classic design makes light work of peeling almost any veg or fruit. In 1947 he had the invention he called the “Rex” put under worldwide design protection as Mod. The Rex Vegetable Peeler has been peeling vegetables across the globe since 1947. Neweczerzal was a market vendor and an innovative tinkerer who developed numerous kitchen tools before applying for a German patent in 1935 for a vegetable peeler with adjustable blade. funny Shark Vegetable Peeler will help you with a boring task of peeling potatoes, carrots and other vegetables. As early as 1931 he had purchased a punching machine and set up a workshop in a house in Zürich Wiedikon.
to the fruit or vegetables skin, it preserves the inherent vitamins. Alfred Neweczerzal (1899–1959), a Davos-born descendant of Czech immigrants, founded the company Zena AG with the invention of his economy peeler. Since 1947 the iconic REX Peeler has been helping home cooks work quickly yet.
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