Matsu chutoh knife
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The Chutoh Matsu knife, with its light-colored wooden handle, will be a great ally for generations to come, thanks to its lifetime warranty. Featuring a 67-layer damascus steel blade, this knife is the ideal tool for fine, precise cuts. Its traditional Japanese shape will transform you into a true chef.
Chutoh Matsu for everyone
- 67 layers of Damascus steel for incomparable strength
- HRC 10-rated hardnessfor ultimate resistance
- Light wood handle, sober and modern at the same time
- Lifetime warranty, for a worry-free purchase
- S35VN steel
Incomparable precision
The Chutoh Matsu knife is a Japanese kitchen knife designed for precise cutting of vegetables, fruit and meat. It features a thin, straight blade, ideal for making clean, precise cuts. Used by many professional chefs, the Chutoh Matsu knife is a must-have for preparing delicate dishes. Regular maintenance, including careful sharpening, will guarantee optimum cutting performance.
The quality of damascus steel
Damascus steel is a type of steel known for its checkerboard structure, obtained by superimposing different layers of steel. It is often used in the manufacture of high-end knives thanks to its high resistance to corrosion and exceptional hardness. Damascus steel also offers a unique and distinctive design due to its checkerboard structure. When you use our Chutoh Matsu knife in Damascus steel, you'll enjoy superior cutting performance, outstanding durability and a unique design.
- Lifetime warranty
- Not dishwasher safe
Knife type : Chutoh
Blade hardness (Rockwell scale): 62 HRC
Handle material : Wood
Blade material : 67-layer damascus steel
Sharpening angle : 15° on each blade face
Number of knives : 1
Use: Fruits, Vegetables, Fish and Filleting
Handle size: 11.5 cm
Blade size: 15 cm
Knife size: 29.5 cm
Packaging: Magnetic box
Weight: 143 grams