Sakai City Industrial Promotion Center

MTH-80 Chef Knife

Japan , Sakai Osaka

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MTH-80 Chef Knife

The MTH-80 is our most popular knife for everyday use.

The 8" length is the most commonly used size in both the home and professional kitchen. With standard features of our Professional series, the thin 2.5mm blade and bolster allows this knife to easily cut, slice, and dice almost any food.

The added dimples help the knife to glide through sticky foods such as potatoes, apples, and summer squash.

Knife Specs:

Knife Length: 12.63"

Weight: 6.5 oz

Blade Length: 7.88"

Blade Height: 1.88"

Blade Thickness: 2.5 mm

Contact

MAC CORPORATION

General manager - Head office

M KUBO (Mr.)

Phone+81 72 238 4071

Fax+81 72 237 1252

Mail

[email protected]

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