Zwilling Gourmet Santoku knife 18 cm, 36117-181
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Santoku knife from the Gourmet collection by Zwilling J.A. Henckels. The Santoku knife is typical of Asian cuisine, with a wide and long blade and a fine edge. Ergonomically shaped, synthetic handle with 3 rivets. More
Product code: 36117-181 EAN: 4009839379727
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Zwilling Gourmet Santoku knife, 18 cm
Santoku knife with cutter - like the European-style chef's knife, the Santoku knife is a universal knife.It handles slicing, chopping and shredding and can handle meat, fish and vegetables. Black synthetic handle with 3 sturdy rivets.
Gourmet Zwilling Collection
The Gourmet Knife Collection is the perfect choice for all cooks - professional and hobby enthusiasts alike. Proven German steel of the highest quality in a traditional and proven knife design with a full tang with 3 sturdy rivets and the Zwilling logo on the middle. The knives are forged from a single piece of steel with no welds or joints. The ergonomically shaped handle made of durable synthetic gives the knives a modern look and ensures that even wet knives won't slip out of your hand.
- Special stainless steel blend
- Sigmaforge® - knife forged from a single piece of steel (no welds or joints)
- Friodur® - long-lasting sharpness that is easy to renew
- hand sharpening and polishing, laser control
- non-slip ergonomic handle made of durable synthetic material with 3 rivets
- Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects in the blade
- Dishwasher safe, hand washing recommended
Aspecial blend of the finest German steel, produced exclusively for Zwilling, with the optimum ratio of chromium and carbon, guarantees the best properties. Combined with sophisticated manufacturing technologies, this results in knives that are robust, extremely durable, flexible, corrosion-resistant with long-lasting sharpness.
The knives are forged from a single piece of steel using the patented SIGMAFORGE® technology, which is even moreThe knives are stronger and the blades are more resistant to dulling. A special process of hardening the knives with the patented FRIODUR® technology, which consists in hardening by freezing. Tempering the steel harmonises its molecular structure, removes internal stresses, creates exceptional flexibility and prevents blade breakage.
Maintenance of Zwilling knives
Washing and cleaning
Thanks to the special formula of the high-quality steel, Zwilling knives can be washed in the dishwasher, however, the knives should not beshould not be exposed to temperatures above 55°C and should not touch any other objects (pots, cutlery, other knives).Dishwasher detergents often contain aggressive chemicals that can damage the surface of the steel and the handles, and can shorten the life of the knives and the time they retain their high sharpness. Hand washing is gentler on knives and is therefore recommended. Wash knives with lukewarm water and a gentle detergent with the soft side of a sponge.
Cutting mat
We recommend using a flexible cutting mat (cutting board) - wooden, silicone or plastic. Materials that are too hard such as glass, granite or ceramic can damage the blade and cutting edge under certain circumstances.
Sharpening / grinding
Sooner or later, even the best knife loses its original sharpness and needs to be sharpened. And because a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp one, we recommend that you sharpen your knives regularly. If a knife develops a "tooth" or a deformation, we recommend that you have the knife in the hands of a specialist as soon as possible.
We recommend using genuine Zwilling sharpeners, whetstones and whetstones for sharpening.
Safe storage
Store your knives in a safe place (out of reach of children), always ensuring that the handle, not the blade, is facing you. The knives should not touch each other during storage.
Always store only cleaned and dried knives in the wooden knife block or on the magnetic rail.
The correct knife
Always use the right knife - the size and texture of the ingredients you are processing (meat, vegetables, fish, baked goods) varies greatly, so use specific cutting techniques and therefore a specific knife for each ingredient.