JERO - Jorge e Ramalho, Lda.

Coimbra Knife Collection

Portugal , Benedita

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Coimbra Knife Collection

“My goal at designing the Coimbra collection, must be seen as an attempt to materialize the concept ”shape-function”. I tried to look at the aspect of the object as a function. In other words, I do not want to see “just” a knife, but also a beautiful object.“ Daniel Gameiro - Industrial Designer of Coimbra range.




Blade features

The Knife-blades are in finest High carbon stainless steel, perfectly heat treated to give them a Hardness of 55 +/-1 HRC(Rockwell C). The full tang blade gives the knife strength, stability, and balance.

Handle material

Pressed wood - non-toxic, dish-washer safe. Great ergonomic and elegant design of the knife.

POM (Polyacetal) - non-toxic, absolutely hygienic and dish-washer safe.

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