Santoku Knife, 7" Brown & Gray ABS
Santoku Knife, 7" Brown & Gray ABS
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Description
Santoku Knife: The Santoku knife is a Japanese cooking knife that is often designed with a scalloped blade like this one. In Japanese, Santoku means "three virtues" which is fitting for this utility knife because it is particularly good at doing 3 things - chopping, slicing, and mincing. The scalloped detail makes it easier to remove chopped food from the blade’s sharp edge.
Slice, Dice, And Chop: This dicing tool is perfect for cutting up just about anything. Use this knife to slice vegetables for a veggie tray, chop onions for a pot roast, or mince whole heads of garlic. No matter the slicing or chopping job, this knife is up to the task. This knife is a must-have, multi-use to.
- Made in Germany from premium X50CrMoV15 German steel.
- Optimized multi-stage heat treatment with advanced CRYO ice-hardening process for superior edge retention, hardness, durability, and flexibility characteristics.
- Handle Material: Full INNER Tang (steel) covered with GW Brown and Gray injected quality ABS Polymer mold with antibacterial material.
- Featuring a 15-degree angled blade edge, sharp heel, and smooth spine for precise cutting performance.
- Ergonomic handle and SMART-BOLSTER™ design for comfort, control, and precision.
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Specifications
Model: OD-10-115-0407
Characteristics
- Blade Knife Steel: Premium X50CrMoV15 German Steel
- Edge Type: Straight Edge
- Blade Hardness (HRC): 55 +/-2 HRC
- Blade Angle: 15° Angled Blade Edge
- Handle Type: Full INNER Tang Steel, Injected Brown & Gray ABS Polymer
- Method: Forged
- Made in: Germany
Measurement
- Blade Length: 7"
- Handle Length: 5.25"
- Weight: 0.387 lb
Use & care
- Avoid cutting on hard surfaces such as stone, metal, or glass.
- Hand-wash with warm water and a mild detergent, then rinse and dry immediately.
- Maintain the knife's cutting edge by regularly using a honing steel.
- Sharpen as needed; with regular use and honing, sharpening may only be necessary once or twice a year.
Visit our Use & Care page for more care instructions.