Yaxell Corporation

Yaxell ZEN Stainless Steel

Japan , Seki, Gifu Gifu

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Yaxell ZEN Stainless Steel

Yaxell ZEN

Blade
The value Damascus knife was developed to m eet the increasing market demand of "JAPAN FANS" in world markets.

The core material is VG10 "super stainless steel", which is covered by 18 layers of soft and hard high-carbon stainless steel on each side, producing 37-layer, rust-free Damascus-blade. The hammer marks on the upper part of the blade make it look very artistic. Further, the logo is stamped, not etched. Of course the blade has an extremely sharp cutting-angle with the hardness rating of HRC61 on the Rockwell scale.

Handle
The handle is made out of FDA-approved black Canvas-Micarta, which is an enormously solid and durable material made of resin and linen. This material lasts decades. Different from ot her material, it is non-shrink and odorless. It is polished perfectly and fastened tightly by two stainless steel rivets.

膳ZEN is a registered trade mark of Yaxell Corporation.
This word means‘ the most healthy meals’ in Japanese.




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