MASAMOTO VG Japanese 6 Petty Knife for Professional Kitchens

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• MULTI-PURPOSE 6" EXTRA SHARP PETTY KNIFE - A traditional multi-use utility knife for cooks. The short and thin Japanese petty chef knife is easy to handle and ideal for cutting vegetables and fruits. Also, It can be used to peel, chamfer, and decorative cut, etc. Compared to other knives, the nimble blade is good at delicate cutting and easy to handle even for women.
• AUTHENTIC HIGH GRADE JAPANESE QUALITY PERFECT FOR BOTH YOURSELF AND GIFTS - Made in Tokyo, Japan. MASAMOTO official English instruction is included. High quality products manufactured by craftsmen at kitchen knife manufacturer with more than 150 years of history. The blade with excellent sharpness has a sharp bite into the ingredients and the hard to clog. The well curved cutting edge is ideal for Slicing, Chopping, Rocking motion. Also, well made thin blade is useful for Paring and Peeling.
• BOLSTER COVERED AND DOUBLE EDGE BLADE - For lifetime use, the bolster part covers the handle and prevents water from entering the handle. The cutting edge is the double bevel. Right-handed or left-handed can be used, but the edge is sharpened for right-handed at a ratio of 70: 30, so if you are a left-handed person, sharpening the back of the blade with a whetstone will make it easier to use.
• HEAVY-DUTY STAINLESS STEEL & IDEAL WEIGHT HANDLE - Uses high-grade Stain-Resistant Steel (Hyper Molybdenum Vanadium). Rust-resistant and easier to maintain than carbon steel knives. The moderately weighted handle is easy to apply the force to cutting objects. [NOTICE] Carbon content is increased to maintain professional sharpness for a long time. Stainless steel does not always rust. After cooking, please wipe the knife perfectly and store it in a dry place.
• PRODUCT INFORMATION - Made in Japan / Blade length: 5.9 inches (150 mm) / Blade material: Stainless Steel (Japanese Hyper Molybdenum Vanadium Steel) / Handle material: Duracon POM (Polyacetal Resin) / Hardness Rockwell C scale (HRC): 58-59