Product Description

The ZWILLING Life vegetable knife is perfectly suited for young, modern cuisine. These dishes are authentic and uncomplicated, and the instruments precise and functional. The sharp vegetable knife satisfies these very demands. It has a particularly handy blade length of 90 mm, making it ideally suited for chopping and preparing vegetables, mushrooms and lettuce. The ZWILLING Special Steel is formed in a modern, precise manufacturing process, and the subsequent FRIODUR ice-hardening gives it its high edge-holding ability, corrosion-resistance and flexibility. Thus the knife is optimally suited for precision work in daily use and remains sharp for a long time. The ergonomically-formed plastic handle lies well and safely in the hand. Its modern design is further enhanced by the silver metal pin with the ZWILLING logo.

Features:

• The knife is for vegetable
  
• Has a 9 cm blade length
  
• FRIODUR blade made of ice-hardened steel
  
• The handle is made of seamless technique
  
• It has ergonomic shape
  
• Characterized by extreme durability, corrosion resistance and flexibility
  
• It can be used in the dishwasher
  

Details:

Handle material: plastic
Knife blade material: stainless steel
Color: Black, Silver
Blade length: 9.00 cm
Handle length: 12.10 cm
Handle width: 1.90 cm
Blade width: 0.20 cm

The product includes:
1 x Vegetable Knife 9 cm

About Brand

Zwilling, one of the oldest brands in the world, was founded in 1731 in Germany. Started with the production of high quality knives, expanded quickly and became the specialist for the international culinary culture. In more than 100 countries worldwide, brand presence in every important market.

When it comes to the production of products Zwilling is really passionate about perfection. It’s only using quality materials and the most advanced technologies to ensure the most durable products. The premium quality of every product is monitored throughout the whole production process continuously.

Zwilling owns factories in various countries around the world: Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium and India.

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