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Sanelli Skin Line Knives
The SKIN line combines the proven high quality of Sanelli’s blades with a brand-new handle. Using an innovative technology that Sanelli calls “texturization”, the surface of the SKIN handle differs from any other and offers a comfortable and safe grip, cancelling any feeling of rigidity. The ergonomic shape is a guarantee of safety. The used materials comply to the strict hygiene and food contact regulations. A complete line of knives that, thanks to its value for money, is the best choice for every type of kitchen either professional or domestic.
SKIN Blades
- Bonpertuis stainless steel specific for cutlery.
- High hardness (54-56 HRC).
- Excellent flexibility.
- High cutting power.
- Convex cutting-edge, hand-checked. Particularly
- designed for professional use, long life guarantee.
SKIN Handles
- New mix of polypropylene.
- Exclusive ergonomic design.
- Surface texturization with calibrated
- roughness for a safe grip.
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| Country | Italy | India | Germany |
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