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GYUTO CHEF damascus Cowry X
KATSUHIRO - Kazuyui Tanaka Japanese knife



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This cooking Gyuto (chef´s) knife is a japanese knife with 65 DAMASCUS layers, including the core "Crowy X", hardness steel of min.66° on the Rockwell scale*. Not dishwasher safe.
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The ultimate cutting tools: Powder-Metallurgic Steel Kitchen Knives
The Japanese master blacksmith Kazuyuki Tanaka processes one of the the hardest blade steel of the world* for his unique kitchen knives. They are characterised not only by their phenomenal sharpness and durability, but also by the fascinating pattern of the 65-layer blade. These masterpieces are finished with handles made of waterproof ironwood, the densest wood in the world, mounted with a nickel silver ferrule. The pinning of the handle scales with rosette-shaped mosaic pins makes the knives real eye-catchers. Despite their top-rate cutting performance, P-M knives are hardwearing due to their rustproof blades, bevelled on both sides, and waterproof handles, making them the first choice among professional chefs.
[*] 66° Rockwell, Powder-Metallurgic, rustproof Cowry X steel (3% C, 20% Cr, 1% Mo, 0.5% V), outer layers rustproof stainless steel
The YANAGIBA-SASHIMI-SUSHI knife:
¤ the traditional Japanese slicing knife
¤ to delicately slice fish and meat
¤ the long slim blade is best suited for cutting wafer-thin slices and especially for sushis and sashimis
¤ it is suitable for filleting of fish but also for cutting cakes
¤ the knife guarantees a skilful but above all straight and clean cut
¤ the length and shape of the blade allows for a long, stretching cut
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