Vogue Bistro Santoku Knife - 14.2cm

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The Vogue Bistro Santoku Knife is designed for professional chefs and home cooks who prioritize durability and efficiency in their kitchen tasks. Its standout feature is the robust stainless steel construction, which provides a reliable cutting edge for precision slicing and dicing. While it is built for long-term use in demanding environments, users should note that the steel maintains a Rockwell hardness of 52 degrees, which requires consistent, routine sharpening to sustain its peak performance over time.
| Series | Bistro |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | NB-P2647 |
| Brand | Vogue |
Yes, the blade is compatible with standard handheld sharpeners, as well as whetstones and steels.
No, hand washing is highly recommended to preserve the integrity of the handle and the sharpness of the blade.
The blade has a Rockwell hardness of 52 degrees.
Store it safely in a knife block, a professional knife roll, or on a magnetic hanging rack to protect the edge.
Yes, it is specifically designed for the demands of professional kitchen environments.
Use a sharpening steel to realign the edge or a whetstone for a deeper sharpen.
Inspect the rivets; if they are loose, discontinue use for safety and contact the manufacturer.
Ensure the knife is thoroughly dried immediately after washing to prevent water spotting.
To ensure your knife remains in top condition, avoid placing it in a dishwasher, as high heat and harsh detergents can damage the handle and dull the blade prematurely. Hand wash the knife with warm soapy water and dry immediately after use. For storage, use a designated knife block, a knife roll, or a magnetic wall-mounted rack to protect the blade edge from contact with other metal objects. Always perform cutting tasks on wooden or plastic boards rather than stone, glass, or ceramic surfaces.