This gyuto knife, made of HAP40 steel, one of the hardest alloys used to make kitchen knives, have a nice minimalist aesthetics and equally excellent performance. The intrinsic toughness of this powdered steel allows for far thinner grinding than is possible with other steels. Furthermore, it maintains that sharpness is far longer than most others. If you're looking for a Japanese knife with amazing edge retention, the Sukenari HAP40 series should be at the top of your list.
❖ Sukenari Hamono, established in 1933, is a high-end professional knives manufacturer located in Toyama, Japan. This small forge is led by the third-generation blacksmith, Nobuo Hanaki-san.They are famous for their ZDP189's and shirogami#1 honyaki knives. They are also well-known for their excellent grinds and very consistent heat-treatment.
Overall length: 383mm Blade length (heel to tip): 231mm Blade height at heel: 50.7mm Spine thickness at handle: 2.5mm Spine thickness at heel: 2.3mm Spine thickness at middle: 2.2mm Spine thickness 1cm from the tip: 0.8mm Weight: 192g
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.
Reminder: Proper maintenance ensures the excellence of Japanese knives, like this Sukenari Hap40 240mm kiritsuke gyuto knife. Visit our guide for maintaining its superb quality.
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Care Guide
• Use whetstones for sharpening • Use wooden or rubber cutting boards • Keep clean and dry to prevent rust • Avoid cutting bones or frozen foods • Hand wash only - no dishwasher View Care Guide
