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Blade: VG-10 Damascus steel (HRC 60~61)

Ergonomic handle made of Micarta

Saiun: the thin ray shining down from clouds.

 

Blade Length: 170 mm
Total Length: 300 mm
Net Weight: Approx 220 gm
Blade Width: 45 mm

 

Damascus is the technique to make wavy patterns stand out by sharpening stainless material layers. 

 

VG-10 that was put into the core part is a high-carbon stainless steel containing Cobalt. It has a hardness of 60-61 Rockwell C. It is very hard and durable and is able to hold its edge for a long time, so it does not need to be sharpened as often as softer steels.

 

Sharpness: Clam-edged blade of Japanese katana
The knife has a clam-edged finish like a Japanese katana. This ensures its sharpness and also makes it easy to resharpen.

Heat treatment: Sub-zero process
The sub-zero process is a special treatment that cools the knife to less than minus seventy degrees. This makes the knife hard and tough such that it cannot be bent.

Handle materials: Beautiful and functional Micarta
Micarta is made with high-pressured resin and hemp cotton cloth. It’s fireproof, waterproof, and resistant to temperature and moisture.

Cleanliness: Integrated kitchen knife rim
The blade is integrated into the rim. Therefore no crack exists between the handle and the blade, which means that water etc. will not soak in. 

 

Santoku knives are a great choice for home cooks and professional chefs alike. They are versatile and can be used for a variety of tasks. If you are looking for a knife that can do it all, a Santoku knife is a great option.

Seki Kanetsugu - Saiun Santoku Knife 170mm

SKU: 9003
  • VG-10 Damascus steel is a type of high-quality blade steel that is made by forging together layers of VG-10 steel and other types of steel. VG-10 is a Japanese stainless steel that is known for its high hardness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Damascus steel is a traditional type of steel that is made by forging together layers of different types of steel. This process creates a blade with a unique and beautiful pattern, as well as improved strength and durability.

    VG-10 Damascus steel blades are typically very sharp and can easily slice through a variety of materials, including meat, vegetables, and fruits. They are also relatively easy to sharpen and can maintain their edge for a long time. Additionally, VG-10 Damascus steel is resistant to corrosion, which means that it is less likely to rust or tarnish over time.

    VG-10 Damascus steel blades are often used in high-end kitchen knives. 

     

    Here are some of the benefits of using a blade made of VG-10 Damascus steel:

    • Sharpness: VG-10 Damascus steel blades are very sharp and can easily slice through a variety of materials.
    • Edge retention: VG-10 Damascus steel blades retain their edge for a long time, even after heavy use.
    • Corrosion resistance: VG-10 Damascus steel is resistant to corrosion, which means that it is less likely to rust or tarnish over time.
    • Durability: VG-10 Damascus steel blades are very durable and can withstand heavy use.
    • Beauty: VG-10 Damascus steel blades have a unique and beautiful pattern that is sure to turn heads.

    If you are looking for a high-quality, durable, and beautiful blade, then a blade made of VG-10 Damascus steel is a great option.

     

    Here are some of the benefits of using a micarta handle on a knife:

    • Durability: Micarta is a very durable material that is resistant to impact, abrasion, and heat. This makes it a good choice for knives that will be used heavily.
    • Water resistance: Micarta is resistant to moisture and chemicals, making it a good choice for knives that will be used in wet or corrosive environments.
    • Grip: Micarta has a good grip, even when wet. This makes it a good choice for knives that will be used in slippery conditions.

    Overall, micarta is a great choice for a knife handle. It is durable, water-resistant, and has a good grip. If you are looking for a knife handle that will last for years, then a micarta handle is a great option.

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