Master Cutlery Corporation

GLOBAL SAI Knives

Japan , Sumida-ku Tokyo

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GLOBAL SAI Knives

GLOBAL SAI KNIVES follow in the same tradition as CLASSIC GLOBAL KNIVES and are made in the same fashion by skilled Japanese craftsmen.

The blades are crafted from special CROMOVA 18 SANSO material, comprising three layers of Stainless Steel. The central layer with cutting edge is of CROMOVA 18 Stainless Steel, hardened to Rockwell 58-59 degrees and honed to a fine edge to give awesome cutting performance. This is sandwiched between two layers of softer SUS410 Stainless Steel material, which helps to protect the blade against chipping, rusting and staining.

A new, hammered finish is applied to the sides of the blade. This is not purely decorative. The air pockets resulting from this result in a better release of food being cut, giving the blade non-stick properties.




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