Zwilling: Twin Cermax Santoku, 180mm

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Japanisches Twin Cermax Santokumesser von Zwilling aus MicroCarbide Stahl. Griff mit 3-fach Nieten aus Micarta-Harz.

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Product code: 30867-184

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Zwilling Twin Cermax Santoku

Japanische Schneiddynamik mit Deutschem Stahl Twin Cermax MD67 erfüllt jeden Messerliebhaber-Traum.

Während der Herstellung wird der spezielle MicroCarbide-Pulverstahl zu Mikropulver zerstäubt und unter hohem Druck verdichtet, was die unglaubliche Härte von 66 ° Rockwell ermöglicht.Dies sorgt dafür, dass die Damaskus-Klinge so scharf wie ein Skalpell und außergewöhnlich hart ist. Twin Cermax MD67 Messer werden in Japan gefertigt und kommen in einer attraktiven Geschenkbox.

Produkteigenschaften:

Klingenlänge: 180mm
Clad metal MC66 Stahlkern, High-Carbon-Stahl mit einem korrosionsbeständigen Damascus Stahl bedeckt
Griff mit 3-fach Nieten aus Micarta-Harz und Leinen mit einer feinen roten Holzoptik
Der Klingenkern besteht aus pulverförmigem Stahl (MicroCarbide) mit 66 ° Rockwellhärte
Made in Japan

Additional Information

SKU	30867-184
Hersteller SKU	30867-184-0
Weight (in kg)	0.4700
Manufacturer	Zwilling
Series	Cermax
Material	MicroCarbide Stahl und Micarta Holz
EAN	4009839401657
Blade Length	180 mm
Availability	immediate dispatch

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Zwilling J.A. Henckels

ZWILLING J.A. Henckels Deutschland GmbH, Grünewalder Strasse 14-22, 42657 Solingen, Deutschland
URL: https://www.zwilling.com
E-Mail: [email protected]

The history of the brand

It all started on June 13, 1731 in Solingen:
A small craft business registered the ZWILLING brand as a knife maker in what was then a small town. Because the stars are in the sign of Gemini, Peter Henckels has a clear name: ZWILLING. And the stars aligned favorably for the knife maker. Solingen, already known for its blades back then, is still developing into the German "blade city" and the region is becoming one of the world's centers for cutting and steel goods.

ZWILLING expanded internationally as early as the 19th century, became one of the world's largest knife manufacturers and is now sold in over 100 countries. ZWILLING is one of the oldest brands in the world today.

Do something new, get the best, experience culinary adventures. What once began with knives, Zwilling is constantly developing with a wide range of innovative products for modern dining culture. High-quality cookware, cutlery, kitchen utensils, electrical appliances and beauty products, developed by ZWILLING in Germany, will be your daily companion.