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PIKAS MASTER Chef's Knife

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SKU:8114.155.POM

Regular price €109,95 EUR
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The versatile kitchen assistant for various cutting tasks. This classic knife enables precise work and ensures optimal comfort for everyday kitchen tasks like cutting vegetables, fruits, meat, and fish.

Discover the hand-forged PIKAS Master Series: premium quality that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design for an unparalleled cooking experience.

Details

Blade

Overall Length 28-43 cm Length 15.5-31.5 cm
Weight Steel Type X50CRMOV15 Stainless

Handle

Steel Hardness 56-57 HRC
Handle Length 14 cm
PIKAS MASTER Chef's Knife

Stiefelkropf & POM-Griff: Balance aus Tradition & Moderne

A forged bolster with a tang embedded in the POM handle ensures stability and optimal balance. The durable POM handle offers a secure grip, making it ideal for precise work. The perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern materials.

Perfectly tailored to every application

Perfectly tailored to every application: The PIKAS Master Series handles all demanding tasks in your kitchen, offering the ideal blade for precise and powerful work – for every cut and every challenge.

PIKAS MASTER Chef's Knife
PIKAS MASTER Chef's Knife

Solid brass inlay

The centerpiece of our knives is the elegant PIKAS logo, embedded as a solid brass inlay into the handles. This meticulous detail highlights the exclusivity and authenticity of our handcrafted knives.

Questions & answers

Aren't brass rivets less stable than stainless steel rivets
Brass rivets are not inherently unstable. Although brass is somewhat softer than stainless steel, properly fitted rivets hold the handle scales together permanently and reliably. Brass rivets are therefore perfectly adequate for normal knife use.

Stainless steel rivets are harder and particularly corrosion-resistant, while brass also appeals through its classic appearance. Brass rivets do not compromise the knife's stability in everyday use.

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Sind die Messingnieten nicht instabiler als Edelstahlnieten

Messingnieten sind grundsätzlich nicht instabil. Zwar ist Messing etwas weicher als Edelstahl, bei einer fachgerechten Verarbeitung halten die Nieten die Griffschalen jedoch dauerhaft und zuverlässig zusammen. Für den normalen Gebrauch eines Messers sind Messingnieten daher absolut ausreichend.

Edelstahlnieten sind härter und besonders korrosionsbeständig, während Messing zusätzlich durch seine klassische Optik überzeugt. Die Stabilität des Messers wird durch die Messingnieten im Alltag nicht beeinträchtigt.
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