Kengata Knife 180 mm Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000 Series
Code: KNTN-KC-147
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Kengata Knife 180 mm Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000 Series

Code: KNTN-KC-147

Japanese chef's knife Kengata/Gyuto from Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000-series with Takefu Shiro 2 steel core. Ideal for slicing the vast majority of meats, fish, vegetables and fruit. Classic Plywood handle with three rivets. Blade length 180 mm.

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25/04/2025
€99,64 €82,35 excl. VAT

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Japanese chef's knife Kengato from Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000 series

Extremely sharp Kengata/Gyuto knife from Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000-series. The Kengata/Gyuto knife is the Japanese version of the Western chef's knife. It can be used with a variety of slicing techniques for a wide range of kitchen tasks and is suitable for slicing the vast majority of meats, fish, vegetables and fruit. It is truly multi-purpose and is agile and precise. The wide blade and oval handle with triple rivets give you the best control when cutting and slicing. Japanese precision and new technologies make this Takefu Shiro 2 steel knife unique and ideal for both home and professional use.

Saya (wooden sheath) for the blade of this knife can be found here.

Knife parameters:

Total length: 305mm
Blade length: 180mm
Handle length: 120mm
Weight: 150g

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Additional parameters

Weight: 0.15 kg
EAN: 4956856721476
čepel: ocel 3 vrstvá
? délka ostří: 151-200 mm
typ rukojeti (střenky): ergonomická - západní typ
typ nože: Chef / Gyuto
série: Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000-series
čepel: ocel 3 vrstvá
délka ostří: 151-200 mm
typ rukojeti (střenky): ergonomická - západní typ
typ nože: Chef / Gyuto
série: Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi 2000-series
Gravírování: ANO, obrázek +200 Kč
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Hon-Warikomi 2000-series

Kanetsune Seki is a renowned Japanese company specializing in the production of high quality kitchen knives and cutting tools. It is based in the city of Seki in Gifu Prefecture, which is famous for its more than 800 years of tradition in sword and knife making, earning it the nickname "the city of blades".

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