Handgrip Corkscrew

A corkscrew system comprising:

• a rack having a handle at one end, a helical metal rod at the other end, and rough surface along part of its length;
• a set of one, two, three or more levers to transmit the force exerted by a hand grip to the direction of said rack;
• a set of one, two, three or more extractors to engage said rack along the rough surface and transmit the force exerted by a hand grip on said lever or levers to said rack by friction;
• a tubular body to house and guide said rack and to encase said extractor or extractors and said lever or levers.

A method of pulling-out synthetic or natural corks from bottles comprising the steps of:

• inserting a helical metal rod fixed at one end of a rack equipped with a handle at the other end into a cork inside the neck of a bottle by twisting and pressing the helical metal rod against the cork's top surface;
• and pressing a lever or more levers hinged at the top part of a tubular body repeatedly with a hand grip, from a disengaged position to an engaged position, as the circular bottom of the tubular body is supported by the neck of the bottle;
• and pressing and moving said lever or levers repeatedly with a hand grip with said lever or levers transmitting the force from the hand grip to said rack in the pull-out direction of the cork with the use of one or more extractors to transfer the force from said lever or levers to said rack;
• and repeatedly applying hand grip force to said lever or levers as the cork moves in the pull-out direction, said lever or levers being restored to the disengaged position by the action of one or more springs;
• and repeatedly applying the hand grip force to said lever or levers until the cork moves out of the bottle neck opening the bottle.