F.Dick

F DICK 8195418 Filleting Knife 1905 Knife with Blade 18 cm X50CrMoV15 Steel Rustproof 56 HRC

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$114.99

About this item

  • FILLETING KNIFE USAGE: The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting (filleting) meat and fish. The thin, fine, and flexible blade allows for easy filleting, as well as the removal of skin and bones.
  • FLEXIBLE BLADES: Flexible blades are thin, highly elastic, and allow precise cuts. They adapt perfectly to the cut material, enabling cutting along the bone without tilting.
  • BLADE COMPOSITION: The blade is made of alloy X 50 Cr Mo V15. Each individual component has a special task: chrome (wear resistance), molybdenum (corrosion resistance), carbon (strength).
  • HANDLE MATERIAL: The handle made of polyoxymethylene (POM) offers a high working strength as well as an extreme hardness with a comparatively low temperature sensitivity up to approx. 110°C. It also has good chemical resistance.
  • ROCKWELL HARDNESS: 56° Rockwell (HRC) is the perfect compromise between long sharpness and easy resharpening. If you use your knife a lot, you will be very satisfied with this balance.
  • Product description Our exclusive Linking tradition and modernity through the reissue of the historical design. In 1905 F. DICK developed a chef's knife series with solid ferrules, these replaced the previously common rivets. Then as now, the forged series captivates with its unusual appearance. The filleting knife The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting meat and fish. The thin, fine and flexible blade enables easy filleting and the removal of skin and bones. Blade length: 7.1" Cutting edge: Smooth cutting edge Material blade: X50CrMoV15 steel Material handle: synthetic Hardness degree: 56° HRC Stainless: Yes The main features of the knife Knife steel The blade is made of the alloy X 50 Cr Mo V15. Each individual component has a specific task: chromium (wear resistance), molybdenum (corrosion resistance), carbon (strength) Handle material The PPO polyphenylene oxide handle is abrasion and FILLETING KNIFE USAGE: The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting (filleting) meat and fish. The thin, fine, and flexible blade allows for easy filleting, as well as the removal of skin and bones.; FLEXIBLE BLADES: Flexible blades are thin, highly elastic, and allow precise cuts. Th
Specification

Product facts

Key details

color_spec
Black
Brand
F.Dick
Color
Black
Blade Edge
Plain
blade_edge
Plain

Dimensions and fit

weight
6.1 ounces
item_weight
6.1 ounces
item_length
11.81 Inches
size
7 inches

Technical specifications

item_model_number
8195418

Item information

blade_color
Silver
is_dishwasher_safe
No
set_name
1905
manufacturer
Friedr. DICK
global_trade_identification_number
00700546954187, 04009215084184
best_sellers_rank
#1,486,172 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #303 in Fillet Knives #5,039 in Chef's Knives
is_discontinued_by_manufacturer
No
date_first_available
July 27, 2006
Overview

About this item

  • FILLETING KNIFE USAGE: The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting (filleting) meat and fish. The thin, fine, and flexible blade allows for easy filleting, as well as the removal of skin and bones.
  • FLEXIBLE BLADES: Flexible blades are thin, highly elastic, and allow precise cuts. They adapt perfectly to the cut material, enabling cutting along the bone without tilting.
  • BLADE COMPOSITION: The blade is made of alloy X 50 Cr Mo V15. Each individual component has a special task: chrome (wear resistance), molybdenum (corrosion resistance), carbon (strength).
  • HANDLE MATERIAL: The handle made of polyoxymethylene (POM) offers a high working strength as well as an extreme hardness with a comparatively low temperature sensitivity up to approx. 110°C. It also has good chemical resistance.
  • ROCKWELL HARDNESS: 56° Rockwell (HRC) is the perfect compromise between long sharpness and easy resharpening. If you use your knife a lot, you will be very satisfied with this balance.
  • Product description Our exclusive Linking tradition and modernity through the reissue of the historical design. In 1905 F. DICK developed a chef's knife series with solid ferrules, these replaced the previously common rivets. Then as now, the forged series captivates with its unusual appearance. The filleting knife The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting meat and fish. The thin, fine and flexible blade enables easy filleting and the removal of skin and bones. Blade length: 7.1" Cutting edge: Smooth cutting edge Material blade: X50CrMoV15 steel Material handle: synthetic Hardness degree: 56° HRC Stainless: Yes The main features of the knife Knife steel The blade is made of the alloy X 50 Cr Mo V15. Each individual component has a specific task: chromium (wear resistance), molybdenum (corrosion resistance), carbon (strength) Handle material The PPO polyphenylene oxide handle is abrasion and FILLETING KNIFE USAGE: The filleting knife is mainly used for filleting (filleting) meat and fish. The thin, fine, and flexible blade allows for easy filleting, as well as the removal of skin and bones.; FLEXIBLE BLADES: Flexible blades are thin, highly elastic, and allow precise cuts. Th
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Materials and care

material
Stainless Steel/ Plastic Handle
Blade Material
Stainless Steel
Handle Material
Polyoxymethylene (POM)
blade_material
Stainless Steel
handle_material
Polyoxymethylene (POM)
construction_type
Forged

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