Sukenari Hap40 210mm kiritsuke gyuto (custom handle with saya)
Sukenari Hap40 210mm kiritsuke gyuto (custom handle with saya)
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Hitachi HAP40 powder steel, which is incredibly hard, is used to make the core of these blades. These gorgeous Japanese knives were tested at an astounding 67 HRC, which means they can maintain an unbelievably sharp edge for a lot longer than the ordinary knife. This makes them a perfect option for professionals and knife enthusiasts. Since HAP40 is a semi-stainless steel, please promptly wipe it down and dry it after usage.
Brand: Sukenari
Location: Toyama, Japan
Knife type: kiritsuke, gyuto
Construction type: sanmai
Steel: Hitachi HAP40
Steel category: semi-stainless
HRC: 67
Overall length: 353mm
Blade length (heel to tip): 203mm
Blade height at heel: 48.6mm
Spine thickness at handle: 2.4mm
Spine thickness at heel: 2.4mm
Spine thickness at middle: 2.2mm
Spine thickness 1cm from the tip: 0.8mm
Weight: 174g
Edge/bevel: 50:50
Handle: octagonal rosewood
Ferrule: blonde buffalo horn ¹
Hand orientation: ambidextrous
Saya/sheath: Included
¹ The blonde horn ferrule is a natural product so the color may vary.
NOTE: Migaki finish is delicate and can be prone to fine scratches. When you slide on the magnolia saya, be aware that you might notice some minor hairline marks on the blade face.
Please remember: Japanese knives, like this Sukenari Hap40 210mm kiritsuke gyuto knife, require diligent care. Follow our care guide for best practices.
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• Care Guide
- Use a whetstone to maintain sharpness. Avoid electric sharpeners and pull-through sharpeners, as they are not suitable for Japanese kitchen knives. Honing rods, typically used for western-style knives, may potentially damage the edge.
- Choose a wooden or rubber cutting board instead of bamboo or poly boards to preserve the knife's edge.
- Keep the knife clean and dry, especially if it is made of carbon steel. Carbon knives are prone to rusting.
- Avoid using the knife to cut through bones or frozen foods. It's best to use a separate knife specifically designed for these tasks.
- When cutting, use a smooth and fluid motion, avoid twisting or torquing the blade. This technique helps maintain control and minimizes the risk of damage.
- Never put Japanese kitchen knives in the dishwasher. Instead, hand wash them with mild soap, ensuring thorough cleaning, and then dry them completely before storing.
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