Scaritech Ergo Grignette Scoring Blade - Green


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The Scaritech Ergo Grignette Scoring Blade is a professional-grade tool designed for bakers who demand high-precision control when scoring dough, such as baguettes or artisanal loaves. Its primary benefit is the unique flexible handle with three distinct flex points, which allows for delicate, pen-like precision during complex scoring patterns; however, users should be aware that its lightweight, minimalist design requires a gentle touch to master consistent tension.
| Model Part Number | ERGO02 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Scaritech |
Yes, the Scaritech Ergo is designed to accommodate standard replacement blades to ensure your tool stays sharp.
No, it is recommended to hand-wash and air-dry the tool to maintain the integrity of the handle material and flex points.
The blade is made from high-quality stainless steel, providing rust resistance and clean cutting edges.
Always use the included protective cap when the tool is not in use to avoid accidental injury and blade damage.
No, the grip lug is positioned specifically to be unobtrusive while providing an easy pick-up point on flat surfaces.
Ensure the blade is fully inserted into the retention slot and check for any dough buildup preventing a secure fit.
Your blade may be dull; replace the stainless steel blade with a fresh one to restore cutting precision.
Adjust your grip position slightly further up or down the handle to change the leverage applied to the flex points.
To begin using your Scaritech Ergo, ensure the stainless steel blade is securely seated in the handle's locking mechanism. When using the tool, maintain a 30-to-45-degree angle to the dough surface to ensure the best possible grigne.
Care instructions include: