Disclosed is a corkscrew extraction of a cork from a neck of a bottle, including a body, a propping lever, an extraction screw for extraction of the cork, wherein the corkscrew is provided with an extension element of the extraction screw. An extraction method with two sub-phases of a cork from a neck of a bottle by continuous movement without interruptions is also disclosed.

A foldable corkscrew comprised of a main body, a helical thread being introducible screwed into a cork, a lever arm serving as a fulcrum point against the neck of a bottle, and an extractor tool for removal of cork pieces floating within a bottle. The thread and extraction tool are attached to a first shaft, connected to the intermediate portion of the main body, for foldable connection of the thread and extraction tool relative to the main body. The lever is attached to a second shaft, connected to the second end of the main body, for foldable connection of the lever relative to the main body. The extraction tool, sized to fit within a bottle neck, has a proximal end attached to the first shaft and a distal end having a cup for containment of a cork and cork pieces.

Corkscrew for the extraction of a cork from the neck of a bottle, wherein the corkscrew has a body, an extraction screw, an articulated lever having a first lever and a second lever, which are coupled with each other by a coupling system with at least one set of slots, a set of pins and a set of holes, which guide the reciprocal movement of the second lever with respect to the first lever.

This invention provides a novel solution for a Plug-Removing Tool comprising a base, a helicoid tool, and a lever. The invention also includes a method for using a Plug-Removing Tool to remove a plug from an opening of a container comprising partially inserting a helicoid tool of the Plug-Removing Tool into the plug, extending a lever of the Plug-Removing Tool, gripping the lever with a hand and using the lever to apply a torque relative to a point where the helicoid tool was inserted into the plug driving the helicoid tool into the plug, and using the Plug-Removing Tool, with the helicoid tool fully inserted into the plug, to pull the plug from the container.

Corkscrew (1) for the extraction of a cork (19) from the neck (18) of a bottle (17), wherein the corkscrew (1) comprises a body (2), an extraction screw (5), an articulated lever (30), the articulated lever (30) comprising a first lever (3) and a second lever (4), which are coupled with each other by a coupling system (35) comprising at least one set of slots (13, 13, 15, 15), a set of pins (14, 16) and a set of holes (26, 26, 27, 27), which guide the reciprocal movement of the second lever (4) with respect to the first lever (3).

The corkscrew with lever includes a spiral mounted rotating on a zone of a handle between an end segment and a maneuvering segment, and a telescoping arm having a first element mounted rotating on the end segment and a second element, having an upper end and a lower end, mounted sliding in the first element between an idle position and a second position. The lower edge of the lower end of said second element is provided to bear on the neck of a bottle. The end segment defines a circular cam having, as center, the second axis and able to act on the upper end of the second element, which is connected to the second axis using a return member. In a usage position of the corkscrew, its upper end is continuously kept in contact with the cam and its lower end extends continuously outside the first element.

Disclosed is a corkscrew extraction of a cork from a neck of a bottle, including a body, a propping lever, an extraction screw for extraction of the cork, wherein the corkscrew is provided with an extension element of the extraction screw. An extraction method with two sub-phases of a cork from a neck of a bottle by continuous movement without interruptions is also disclosed.

The corkscrew with lever includes a spiral mounted rotating on a zone of a handle between an end segment and a maneuvering segment, and a telescoping arm having a first element mounted rotating on the end segment and a second element, having an upper end and a lower end, mounted sliding in the first element between an idle position and a second position. The lower edge of the lower end of said second element is provided to bear on the neck of a bottle. The end segment defines a circular cam having, as center, the second axis and able to act on the upper end of the second element, which is connected to the second axis using a return member. In a usage position of the corkscrew, its upper end is continuously kept in contact with the cam and its lower end extends continuously outside the first element.

This invention provides a novel solution for a Plug-Removing Tool comprising a base, a helicoid tool, and a lever. The invention also includes a method for using a Plug-Removing Tool to remove a plug from an opening of a container comprising partially inserting a helicoid tool of the Plug-Removing Tool into the plug, extending a lever of the Plug-Removing Tool, gripping the lever with a hand and using the lever to apply a torque relative to a point where the helicoid tool was inserted into the plug driving the helicoid tool into the plug, and using the Plug-Removing Tool, with the helicoid tool fully inserted into the plug, to pull the plug from the container.