Kasumi Titanium Carving Knife, 20cm - KTB-20020

Kasumi Titanium Carving Knife, 20cm - KTGR-20020

Model KTGR-20020

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The Kasumi Titanium Carving Knife, has a narrow blade which makes it suitable for carving from the bone. The carving knife is part of the new range of titanium coated steel knives from the famous Japanese brand. KTGR-20020

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Kasumi Titanium Carving Knife, 20cm - KTGR-20020
The Kasumi Titanium Carving Knife, has a narrow blade which makes it suitable for carving from the bone. The carving knife is part of the new range of titanium coated steel knives from the famous Japanese brand. KTGR-20020
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Characteristics:

Material: Stainless Steel Cromova 18 Molybdenum Vanadium
Total length: 260 mm
Blade Length: 200 mm
Weigh: 55 grams
Blade covered with titanium: hygienic, antiallergic and odourless
Ended of the leaf: blue
Ergonomic handle of black polypropylene with resistance up to them 90°C

Description

The blade of the knife is made by molybdenum vanadium covered with a cap of titanium in blue color.The principal benefit of the titanium is that it is neither toxic nor allergic, and since it is a material that does not generate iron ions it prevents the food from getting rust. As for the handle of the knife, of polypropylene, it is ergonómicamente designed to be able to be used by all kinds of hands and its resistance guarantees up to 80ºC, a fact that proves its strength.

Recommendations
It is advisable not to cut either frozen food or meat containing bones. And in any case, don´t lever with the knife, only to cut by means of the slide of his edge.