Rhino Pitcher Rinser Pitcher Saver (Silicone Fingers)

Protect Your Pitchers From Chips and Scratches Every time you press a milk pitcher down onto your Rhino Pitcher Rinser, the base makes contact with the metal actuator star. On Teflon-coated or painted pitchers, this repeated contact can chip the coating or leave visible scratches over time — wear that's easy to prevent but hard to reverse once it's there. These silicone fingers slip over the actuator star, creating a soft cushioning layer between the metal and your pitcher. Instead of metal-on-metal or metal-on-coating contact, the pitcher rests against silicone — keeping your Teflon and painted finishes looking sharp for longer. What's Included Each pack contains 6 silicone fingers, enough to fully cover the actuator star on one pitcher rinser. Compatibility Designed to fit the Rhino 300mm, 600mm and mini Pitcher Rinsers, so you can protect any size of pitcher across your setup. FAQs What do these silicone fingers actually protect? They protect your milk pitchers, not the rinser itself. Without them, the base of your pitcher makes direct contact with the metal actuator star every time you rinse, which can chip Teflon coatings or scratch painted finishes. The silicone fingers act as a cushioning layer so your pitchers stay in better condition for longer. Will these work with Teflon and painted pitchers? Yes, that's exactly what they're designed for. Teflon-coated and painted milk pitchers are the most vulnerable to chipping and scratching from repeated contact with the actuator star, so fitting silicone fingers is a simple way to keep those finishes intact. Will these fit my Rhino Pitcher Rinser? These silicone fingers are compatible with the Rhino 300mm, 600mm and mini Pitcher Rinsers. If you're unsure which model you have, check the size printed on the base of your unit or get in touch with our team for help. How do I fit the silicone fingers? For easy installation, wet the star rods then the fingers simply push onto the individual points of the actuator star by hand — no tools are required. Fit all 6 for full coverage and even protection across the star. How often should I replace them? Replace them if you notice the silicone wearing thin, splitting, or coming loose. In busy commercial environments this may be every few months; for home use, they'll typically last much longer.