Mac Chef Series Filleting Knife - 16cm


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The Mac Chef Series 16cm Filleting Knife is designed for professional chefs and home cooks who prioritize precision when preparing delicate proteins like fish. Its primary benefit is the ability to execute clean, straight cuts through soft seafood, though it is important to note that the specialized blade is not designed for cutting through bones or frozen food items.
| Series | Chef Series |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HW827 |
| Brand | MAC |
No, this knife is designed for delicate filleting work and should not be used on bones or frozen food to prevent edge damage.
No, it must be hand-washed only to preserve the quality of the blade and the handle material.
The Mac Chef Series Filleting Knife is manufactured in Japan.
It is specifically designed for filleting and skinning delicate seafood like sole and flounder.
Store it in a knife block, on a magnetic strip, or in a protective sheath to keep the blade edge safe.
Ensure you are using a proper cutting board; avoid glass, ceramic, or stone surfaces which can damage the edge.
Dry the knife immediately after washing with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid letting the blade air dry.
This knife arrives sharp and ready to use out of the box. To maintain the longevity of the blade, ensure you are only using it on appropriate cutting surfaces like wood or high-quality plastic boards. Always hand-wash the knife with warm water and a mild detergent, drying it immediately with a soft cloth to prevent corrosion. Never place this knife in a dishwasher, as high heat and harsh detergents can damage the handle and dull the blade edge prematurely.