Kramer Meiji Kochometer 16cm

Kramer by ZWILLING Meiji Chef's Knife 16cm – Perfection in your kitchen

The Kramer by ZWILLING Meiji Chef's Knife 16cm is a masterpiece of knife-making, created through the collaboration of ZWILLING J.AThis knife was created by Henckels and the renowned master bladesmith Bob Kramer. It combines centuries-old craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology to offer you an unparalleled cooking experience.

High-quality materials and workmanship

The core of the blade is made of FC61 fine carbide stainless steel, known for its exceptional hardness and durability. This core is surrounded by 100 layers of nickel and stainless steel, which not only provide a striking appearance but also enhance the blade's stability and cutting performance. The distinctive, etched ladder-style Damascus pattern is a Bob Kramer trademark and gives the knife a unique aesthetic.

Innovative technologies for the highest quality

Thanks to the innovative FRIODURx2 process, in which the blade is ice-hardened, the knife offers remarkable sharpness and durability. This technology ensures that the blade retains its cutting performance even under intensive use.

Ergonomic design for maximum comfort

The knife handle is made of high-quality pakkawood, which is not only durable but also aesthetically pleasing. The ergonomic shape of the handle fits perfectly in the palm of the hand, ensuring a secure and comfortable grip. A decorative central pin, handcrafted in Kramer's workshop, completes the design.

A knife for eternity

With 287 years of ZWILLING engineering expertise, 19 years of blacksmithing experience from Bob Kramer, and 7 centuries of Japanese craftsmanship, the Kramer by ZWILLING Meiji 16cm chef's knife is a tool built to last a lifetime. It is the perfect choice for those who value quality, design, and functionality.

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