Zwilling All Star knife set 2 pcs

Included in the Set:

ZWILLING Santoku Knife with Granton Edge
ZWILLING Paring Knife

Santoku Knife with Granton Edge: This knife is part of the Asian knife category. Like a European chef’s knife, the Santoku is a multipurpose tool. Its blade is broader with a slightly curved edge, allowing for quick and precise cuts. The Granton edge helps prevent food from sticking to the blade, making it easier to slice thin pieces. It is adept at cutting, chopping, and crushing, and can handle larger cuts of meat, fish, and vegetables.

Paring Knife: A small, lightweight, and highly versatile knife with a slim, moderately pointed blade. It is ideal for various kitchen tasks, including cutting, peeling, and larding meat. Its short blade also makes it suitable for decorating fruits and vegetables.

The ALL * STAR knife series from the German company ZWILLING J. A. Henckels stands out with its modern design and newly shaped ergonomic handle. The handle features a colored logo in black, adding a touch of luxury.

Thanks to high-quality materials and innovative knife manufacturing technology with a seamless synthetic handle, ZWILLING knives are among the best-selling worldwide. The synthetic handle material is highly resistant to acidic foods, while the special steel blend used for the blades ensures long-lasting sharpness and easy maintenance.

Knives from the ALL * STAR collection are crafted using a patented forging method from a single piece of steel. They offer exceptional comfort and safety during use. These sharp knives retain their edge for a long time. The ALL * STAR series includes knives of various sizes and blade shapes. The Solingen-based brand ZWILLING is a globally recognized symbol of quality, and we highly recommend their knives!

ZWILLING ALL * STAR Knives:

High-quality knives with a modern design
Special stainless steel blend made exclusively for ZWILLING
SIGMAFORGE® – knife forged from a single piece of steel
FRIODUR® – blade hardened by freezing for long-lasting sharpness that is easy to restore
Standard bolster for finger protection during use
Ergonomic handle made of durable synthetic material with a decorative application at the end
Seamless transition between handle and bolster
Hardness approx. 57 HRC on the Rockwell scale
Hand sharpening and polishing, laser-controlled edge quality
Lifetime warranty on blade manufacturing defects
Knives can be washed in a dishwasher, but gentle hand washing is recommended
Carefully packaged without the use of plastic
Made in Germany

Dimensions and Weight:

Santoku Knife with Granton Edge: Blade length 18 cm, total length 32.5 cm. Knife weight is 320 g.

Paring Knife: Blade length 10 cm, total length 21.5 cm. Knife weight is 52 g.

High-Quality Steel Blend:

ZWILLING J. A. Henckels uses a special high-quality steel blend with an optimal ratio of chromium and carbon, produced exclusively for ZWILLING knives. Combined with refined manufacturing technologies and craftsmanship, these knives offer long-lasting sharpness, are sturdy, extremely durable, flexible, and, of course, corrosion-resistant. The resulting steel hardness is approximately 57 HRC on the Rockwell scale.

FRIODUR® – Steel Hardened by Freezing:
The patented FRIODUR® process involves freezing to harden the knives. Tempering the steel harmonizes its molecular structure, removes internal stress in the steel, creates exceptional flexibility, and prevents the blade from breaking.

Sigmaforge® – Knife Forged from a Single Piece of Steel:
The knives are forged from a single piece of steel using patented SIGMAFORGE® technology, which further enhances the excellent properties of the high-quality steel – the knives are stronger, and the edge is more resilient and maintains sharpness for a longer time.

Laser-Controlled V-Shaped Edge:
The tapered blade profile and laser-controlled V-shaped edge ensure excellent and long-lasting sharpness. The flawless geometry and perfect balance of the knife guarantee precise and safe cuts, which won’t tire your hand even during extended use.

ZWILLING’s Story – Over 290 Years of Success:
In 1731, Peter Henckels registered the ZWILLING trademark with the knifemakers’ guild in Solingen, Germany, laying the foundation for an international company that is now known worldwide. Forty years later, Johann Abraham Henckels was born, giving the company the name it bears today. This marked the beginning of an extraordinarily successful story from Solingen, which has continued to unfold across the globe. The remarkable success of one of the oldest brands in the world is based on the quality of its innovative products, which continue to set international standards to this day.