Zwilling Pro Cook's knife 20 cm
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Product number | 646153 | |
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Manufacturer code | 38401-201-0 | |
Brand | Zwilling | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty | |
Old product returned for free |
Single knife or knife set | Separate knife | |
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Color | Black | |
Forged knife | ||
Handle material | Plastic | |
Blade material | Stainless steel | |
Damascus steel | ||
Hardness (Rockwell) | 57 HRC | |
Type of cutting edge angle | Honed in Europe | |
Type of knife | Chef's knife | |
Cutting edge angle | 30 ° | |
Edge | Smooth | |
Finish | Matte | |
Blade length | 20 cm | |
Dishwasher-safe | ||
Suitable for honing steel | ||
Included accessories kitchen knives | No accessory | |
Dimples in blade | ||
Openings in blade |
Hardness (Rockwell) | 57 HRC | |
|---|---|---|
Type of cutting edge angle | Honed in Europe | |
Edge | Smooth | |
Forged knife | ||
Blade material | Stainless steel | |
Dishwasher-safe |
According to our kitchen knife expert
A European-cut kitchen knife is more resistant to wear and lasts longer.
A forged knife is made out of one piece, so there is no dirt between the blade and the handle.
A plastic handle has more grip than a stainless steel handle.
The knife is not dishwasher safe and you clean it after use.
Whether you are a professional chef or an enthusiastic hobby cook, the Zwilling Pro Chef Knife 20 cm should not be missing in your kitchen tools collection. You use this all-rounder for the most diverse kitchen jobs. You cut meat with it, but also fish, vegetables and cheese. The chef's knife is a basic piece that can not be lacking in any kitchen. It is forged from 1 piece of high-quality stainless steel and the ergonomically shaped plastic handle is stable in the hand. The sharpness of the Zwilling Pro chef's knife lasts for a long time through the small sharpening angle of 30 °.
Super knife, had to order somewhere else because at coolblue They didn't get it delivered to me.
Pieter Vandenput
19 January 2016
Automatically translated from Nederlands