SENJEN 24/7 Mini Santoku - sharpness in a compact size
The SENJEN 24/7 Mini Santoku is a compact and versatile kitchen knife with a blade length of 130 mm, perfect for precision tasks. Made from German stainless steel (1.4116) with a hardness of 55-57 HrC, it weighs only 105 grams. The beautiful walnut handle gives the knife a unique and exclusive look.
Ideal for precise cutting of vegetables, fruits, and smaller pieces of meat or fish, where control and maneuverability are essential.
Light and manageable for everyday use
Weighing just 105 grams, the Mini Santoku knife fits comfortably in your hand, even during extended use. Its compact size makes it a great choice for smaller kitchens or as a supplement to larger knives. The German stainless steel ensures a good balance between sharpness and durability, and the knife is easy to maintain with a regular honing steel.
Handcrafted quality with character
Each SENJEN 24/7 Mini Santoku is crafted with meticulous care. The walnut handle provides a warm, natural feel and a solid grip. As the knife is handmade, each piece features slight variations in the handle's color and thickness, giving your knife a unique touch. The beautiful ring rivet completes the classic design.
Technical specifications
Blade length: 130 mm
Weight: 105 grams
Steel type: German stainless steel (1.4116)
Hardness: 55-57 HrC
Handle: Walnut
With the SENJEN 24/7 Mini Santoku, you get:
- A compact and lightweight knife for precision tasks
- German stainless steel that is easy to keep sharp
- Unique handcrafted walnut handle
You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hw.dk for further information.
FAQ
How do I maintain my SENJEN 24/7 Mini Santoku?
The knife can be easily kept sharp using a regular honing steel. It is recommended to hand wash the knife and dry it thoroughly after use.
What does Santoku mean?
Santoku means "three purposes" in Japanese and refers to the knife's versatility in cutting vegetables, meat, and fish.
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