| Klingenhöhe (cm) | 4.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Klingenstärke (cm an der Spitze) | 0.2 cm |
| Länge (cm) | 32 cm |
Bestseller
Santoku knife 18 cm
- Blade length 18 cm
- Highest cutting quality
- Forged from one piece of stainless steel
- Multi-ice hardened (56 HRC)
€ 83,93inc. VAT.
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Made in Austria
Description
Technical data
Safety instructions
The blade
The Santoku knife is forged from a single piece of stainless steel (steel material 1.4116) and is repeatedly ice-hardened. The finely polished blade surfaces and balanced bevel lines along the cutting edges ensure long-lasting sharpness and excellent cutting performance.
the handle
The black, ergonomically shaped plastic handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, and impresses with its exceptionally attractive design and feel. The blade and handle are seamlessly and permanently connected.
TYROLIT LIFE Iceline
Here’s the English translation:
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The TYROLIT LIFE Iceline knife series is produced in close collaboration with the Tyrolean tool expert Stubai. All knives impress with their outstanding craftsmanship and durability. The stainless steel blades are forged from a single piece of high-quality steel (material 1.4116) and are treated with a multi-phase ice-hardening process, providing excellent corrosion protection.
The perfectly balanced design between blade and handle ensures optimal comfort in hand. The dishwasher-safe materials comply with all relevant food safety and hygiene regulations.
Santoku knife
A professional knife is a must-have in any well-equipped kitchen. It allows for the preparation of a wide variety of dishes and contributes to the precise and gentle cutting of ingredients. The Santoku knife, a versatile all-purpose knife, is popular among both beginners and home cooks. The name of this originally Japanese chef’s knife derives from the words "San" and "Toku," which roughly translate to "three virtues." Considering that a Santoku knife effortlessly handles meat, fish, and vegetables, the name seems particularly fitting.










