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Sharpening Steel Stainless Steel
STAINLESS STEEL
Sharpening steels with a chromiumplated, grooved surface deliver a fine re-sharpening result and are relatively immune to damages.
- 230 mm (9 ")
- black synthetic handle
HOW TO SHARPEN KNIVES:
Sharpening knives with a sharpening steel is easier than you think.
1. There are many ways of holding the steel. Simplest of all, position the sharpening steel with its tip pointing down on a flat surface. Throughout the sharpness process, it is important to maintain the correct grinding angle, usually about 15° for European knives and about 10° for Japanese-style knives.
2. Exerting even pressure, draw the knife downwards along the steel in a slightly curved action.
3. Repeat the process on the other side of the steel to sharpen the blade on both sides.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 alternately five to ten times to sharpen the front and rear side of the blade.
5. Use a cloth to clean the sharpened knife and check how successful the sharpening process has been by testing the knife on a tomato or a piece of newspaper.
Please be sure to maintain the 10/15 degree angle from tip to handle over the complete length of the blade. The speed of the process has no impact on the result. Right-handers should hold the steel in the left hand and the knife in the right hand. Lefthanders, obviously, should reverse this.
Additional Information
SKU | 32576-231 |
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Hersteller SKU | 32576-231-0 |
Alternative SKU | 1001783 |
Weight (in kg) | 0.2140 |
Manufacturer | Zwilling |
EAN | 4009839217548 |
Blade Length | 230 mm |
Availability | immediate dispatch |
Producer Information
Zwilling J.A. Henckels
The history of the ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS brand
A modern company with a long tradition, milestones at a glance
The history of the ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS brand starts on June 13, 1731 (under the Gemini star sign). It was on that day that knife-maker Peter Henckels from Solingen registered the "Twin" symbol as his trademark with the Cutlers´ Guild of Solingen. This symbol which is now well-known globally is thus one of the oldest trademarks in the world. Today’s name ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS was given to the Company by a descendant of Peter Henckels, Johann Abraham Henckels.
Today products by ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS are recognised globally as the symbol for the highest possible quality and function.
ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS is a modern company which traditionally has always used innovative technology to manufacture products and services of the highest quality. Its leading principle: our customers´ satisfaction is our success – everybody is a customer. ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS has consistently set out to supply its customers with the best possible products and services. Based on this commitment Peter Henckels established his company 280 years ago. Today we still consider ourselves bound by the same commitment!
Milestones in fast motion
1731
ZWILLING’s history begins: Peter Henckels registers the ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS logo with the Cutler's Guild in Solingen.
1818
Johann Abraham Henckels opens the company's first office in Berlin.
1851
World Exhibition in London: The company exhibits its products, is awarded a medal and thus achieves international recognition.
1855
Highest distinction awarded at the Paris world exhibition.
1883
A sales office is set up in New York, followed a few years later by Cologne, Hamburg, Dresden, Frankfurt and Munich as well as Paris and Vienna.
1893
World Exhibition in Chicago. The only medal awarded goes to ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS.
1915
ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS is awarded four first prizes at the World Exhibition in San Francisco.
1927
Opening of a sales office in Paris.
1938
The company opens a new chapter with the launch of its legendary multi-purpose Original Kitchen Shears, setting new standards in design and quality.
1939
Invention of a special ice-hardening process, branded FRIODUR®, for the production of stainless steel cutlery. This process is patented by ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS and subsequently all products using this special method are hallmarked accordingly.
1973
Founding a subsidiary in Japan
1976
International launch of the ****FOUR STAR knife series. Having been developed in cooperation with well-known German professional chefs, these knives meet the highest quality standards. By now ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS best selling chef's knife series worldwide.
1989
TWINOX becomes a watchword for quality from the beauty sector.
1995
Founding of Joint Venture China.
Takeover of M.H. Wilkens & Söhne and with it also BSF.
2003
Launch of the knife sharpener TWINSHARP®Select. Ergonomics and stainless steel in a perfect marriage.
2004
ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS takes over the Japanese knife manufacturer Nippa in Seki/Japan.
By acquiring the North American manicure specialist Tweezerman as well as the Jaguar Stahlwarenfabrik ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS establishes a leading position in the global market for beauty and hairdressing tools.
With the launch of cookware products ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS further enhances its kitchen competence.
2005
ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS opens its first concept shop in Paris. A new stage for brand and products.´
2007
With the takeover of Tondeo, manufacturer of high quality hairdressing equipment, ZWILLING establishes its leading position in the field of professional hairdressing tools.
Launch of Miyabi knife range: Japanese blade design and exceptional sharpness – manufactured in Seki/Japan
2008
Takeover the Belgian cookware manufacturer Demeyere, a manufacturer of innovative stainless steel cookware, as well as the company Groupe Staub S.A. from France. Staub is a traditional manufacturer of cast iron and ceramic cooking utensils.
2009
Opening of the company kindergarten TWINNY LAND - Germany's first integrative company kindergarten.
2010
Founding of joint venture in Russia.
2011
ZWILLING celebrates its 280-year company jubilee.
Founding the ZWILLING foundation India. Using the concept “Hand in hand for a better life” the foundation helps Indians with disabilities to learn a trade and lead independent lives.
2012
Share on alessandro INTERNATIONAL - one of the leading companies for hand, nail and feet care as well
as nail design.
2013
Opening of the ZWILLING flagship store on the Düsseldorfer Kö. A pleasant atmosphere invites you to gather experience and join in.
ZWILLING aquires QVS global a leading personal care accessories company. The take-over positions ZWILLING as a leading force in the beauty tools and personal care accessories category.
Group brands
ZWILLING
Premium stainless steel products ranging from knives, kitchen gadgets, scissors, cookware, flatware to beauty tools for brand-conscious consumers who value quality and design and who like cooking in company.
Staub
Cast iron and ceramic cooking utensils for consumers who seek the authentic and emotional experience of cooking and taste. Staub is one of the world's leading suppliers of cast iron enamel cookware with three production locations in France, as well as a sales and marketing company in the USA.
Miyabi
Knives and accessories for consumers with a preference for Japanese blade design and exceptional sharpness: Authentic knifes from Japanese craftsmanship - made in Seki.
Demeyere
Top quality and innovative stainless steel cookware for the quality-conscious consumer and professional chef with headquarters and production facilities in Belgium.
J.A. HENCKELS INTERNATIONAL
Stainless steel kitchen products for cost-conscious consumers with a flair for trends.
BSF
Flatware for design-conscious consumers, top quality at an appealing price for a modern table setting.
Headquarter:
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Deutschland GmbH
Grünewalder Str. 14-22
42657 Solingen