Weber Chef's Knife
The Weber Chef’s knife will be the cornerstone of your cutting toolkit. Sporting a 8" blade, the Chef’s knife can tackle a range of everyday jobs.
Ideal for carving and cutting medium to large size cuts of meat, chopping large vegetables such as pumpkin and cauliflower and slicing fruit.
The pointed tip allows you to shift from carving to intricately working around bones without the need to swap between knives, making food preparation and serving a breeze.
Features
- Ideal for carving and cutting through medium to large cuts of meat, chopping large vegetables, and slicing fruit
- Pointed tip to easily work around bones
- Forged German stainless steel offers durability, rust resistance, and improved edge retention
- Ice-hardened blade is heated to over 1,000°C then cooled in ice - increases hardness and long lasting, sharper cutting edge
- Full tang design for a strong, stable, and well balanced knife
- Custom Pakkawood® handle for a long-lasting, heat-resistant, and water-resistant grip, designed for comfort and prolonged use
Specifications
- Blade Length: 20cm
- Blade: 1.4116 German Stainless Steel
- Warranty: 10 Years
Cleaning & Care
When it comes to care, cleaning, and maintenance, there are a few things you can do to ensure your new knife will last you for years to come.
- Always use your Weber knife with care.
Avoid cutting through frozen foods, plastic packaging, and bones, and always use a plastic or wooden board to avoid blunting or chipping the blade. - Weber strongly recommend hand-washing all Weber knives to better maintain sharpness and prolong the life of your knife.
Placing knives in a dishwasher will tarnish the blades and damage the handles. - Always ensure the knife is thoroughly dry before storing in its sheath or presentation box.
- To maintain the sharpness of your knife, Weber recommend professional sharpening every 6-12 months (depending on usage) to an edge angle of approximately 16-20 degrees.
For at-home maintenance, use a whetstone and a steel or ceramic homing rod between sharpenings.
