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Polypropylene handle with built-in antibacterial protection (does not allow the development of fungus and bacteria).
Polypropylene handle with built-in antibacterial protection (does not allow the development of fungus and bacteria).
Typeboningboning
Blade materialsteelsteel
Steel gradeDIN 1.4110DIN 1.4110
Handle materialplasticplastic
Plastic typepolypropylenepolypropylene
Blade length12.7 cm12.6 cm
Blade thickness2 mm
Hardness56 HRC56 HRC
Country of originBrazilBrazil
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Added to E-Catalogmarch 2014december 2013
Glossary

Blade length

The length of a blade is usually measured from the point to the neck (the bulge between the blade and the handle). The value of this parameter is determined primarily by the type of knife. For example, in models for cleaning, it rarely exceeds 12 cm — otherwise it would be inconvenient to work with small round products). Among bread, on the contrary, blades shorter than 20 cm are rarely found — loaves of bread can be quite thick, which requires an appropriate knife, etc. However, knives of the same type can also vary significantly in length. In most cases, you can use this principle: a longer knife allows you to work with larger pieces of food, but it is less “agile”, and the length of the blade can affect the price.

Blade thickness

The thickness of the knife blade at its thickest point (usually at the butt). According to this parameter, one can to some extent evaluate the strength of the blade for transverse loads: a large thickness gives an appropriate margin of safety. At the same time, one should not forget that the “endurance” of a knife as a whole depends on many other features of its design, and only blades made of materials similar in properties can be compared in thickness. But what this indicator directly affects is the weight of the product.