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Yaxell Ketu Slicing Knife 15cm

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The Japanese Ketu slicing knife 15cm narrow blade allows you to make a cleaner cut. Features an elegant black beech Pakka wood handle. Hand made in Japan.

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Key to the delicious dish. Ketu means ‘The Pure and Clean’ in Japanese.

The Yaxell Ketu 15cm Slicing Knife will be your most indispensable knife in your kitchen. Use it for chopping, dicing and slicing veggies, fruits and meat. With its superior sharp blade and cutting performance, your kitchen chores will be effortless.

Yaxell Ketu is made of 3 layered stainless steel blades with powdered steel SG2 cutting core and elegant black beech Pakka wood handle adorning the Japanese Samurai family crest on it. On the end of the cap of the knife, unlike the traditional stamping logo, a convex beautiful Yaxell kanji logo is added. Other beautiful details are the artistic hammered pattern stamped on the blade.

Special heat treatment through accurate temperature control

Yaxell knife blades are heated in a kiln to a very high temperature and then ice-hardened. Then, they are again tempered using high temperature to make the blade strong and durable with a long-lasting performance. At the same time, this special heat treatment makes the blade corrosion-resistant. The blade is hardened to Rockwell 62-63 degrees for SG2 core knives and Rockwell 60-61 degrees for VG

Features of the Yaxell Ran:

  • 15cm Slicing Knife
  • 3 layered stainless steel blades with powdered steel SG2 cutting core
  • Riveted handle made out of black beech Pakka wood
  • Handle with the Japanese Samurai family crest on it
  • Handmade in Seki City, Japan
  • Hand wash only

To find out the best knife to use for your next task at hand, how to sharpen and care for it, and why how your knife is produced is important, check our Best Knife Guide Online blog post.

Since its establishment in 1932, Yaxell has been one of the major knife manufacturers in Japan. They have been contributing to the improvement of kitchen culture by supplying superior quality kitchen knives inherited with ancient swordsmiths’ traditional skills. Yaxell knives are used by top chefs all over the world and are becoming more and more popular also among discerning hobby chefs.

History and Tradition

The outstanding edge of the Yaxell knives has been achieved by combining the best of advanced technology with the unsurpassed knowledge and expertise of the craftsmen making these professional kitchen knives. Their skills have been cultivated in traditional Japanese sword-making techniques, handed down from generation to generation over seven centuries in Seki, Japan, the capital of swords and knives.

Blade Care

  • To maintain the sharpness of the knife to cut, each knife needs proper care and attention.
  • Only rinse the knife by hand (never in a dishwasher) and with a little mild detergent. Avoid harsh detergents or sponges to prevent damage to the surface.
  • After rinsing, dry the knife with a soft cloth and store it in a well-ventilated place (e.g. knife magnet or knife stand) to allow the knife to dry completely. If the knife is stored in a humid condition in an airtight place like in a knife cover for a long time, rust formation may occur.
  • High-quality knives should never be cleaned in the dishwasher. The high temperatures of the washing program can permanently change the hardness of the steel and thus the cutting performance is reduced. Moreover, the dish washing salts can attack the steel and the Micarta handles will be damaged.
  • As a cutting pad, a wooden or plastic board is the best. Materials like glass or stone should not be used as a cutting pad as they will lead to faster wear and tear of the cutting edge.
  • Due to the hardness of the Yaxell knives, they keep their sharpness for much longer than conventional kitchen knives. Due to the high hardness of the steel it is also sensitive to extreme force. Avoid cutting frozen foods or bones and never use the knife as a tool to pry something up as this can cause damage.

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