17.5cm Santoku Knife

SNS-1114


17.5cm Santoku Knife
The Japanese version of the Chef’s knife, The Santoku Knife. Translating to “three ways” the Santoku is an all-rounded knife that performs, as its name denotes, 3 cutting functions - slicing, dicing and mincing. Easily slicing through vegetables, fruit and meat, the Santoku Knife was initially designed and invented for Japanese homemakers who wanted to recreate Western-style cuisine in their kitchen. 
£108.00

Delivery

We aim to pick, pack and dispatch orders on the same day for orders received before 12pm otherwise they are dispatched the following day. However during busy times this may be extended. Orders are only dispatched on working days, Monday to Friday. No deliveries or orders will be dispatched on Bank Holidays or between Christmas and New Year. An email will be sent to the email address provided with confirmation that your order has been shipped and will provide you with a tracking reference.

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Returns

Any items purchased may be returned to us for a full refund within 28 days of the original purchase. Items returned to us must be safely packed and sent in the original packaging, undamaged, unused and fit for resale. Refunds will only be made when the items have been safely received back and have been inspected. If these conditions are not met, your purchase will not be refunded. 


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Guarantee

All knife sold on this website come with a standard 2 year guarantee from the date of purchase. All knives are full guaranteed against any manufacturing faults that become apparent during this period. 


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Black Micarta Handle

Handle made of Black Micarta with a wood grain effect. The blade goes through the handle (full tang) which is held down by stainless steel rivets resulting in a more robust knife.

AUS6 Stainless Steel Blade

Tamahagane San Sakura knives made from a single layer of AUS6 Stainless steel with a hardness rating of around 58HRC. The blades are finished by hand inside the Kataoka factory

High Quality Steel

The word Tamahagane means precious steel. Historically, the word Tamahagane has been known as a particular, very pure and high quality steel produced using traditional Japanese techniques.

Made in Japan

The Kataoka factory in Niigata Japan uses Tamahagane as its brand name, making exceptional knives that are unsurpassed in sharpness and edge retention.

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