Japanese Santoku Knife Arnest Nagakire-Oh 165 mm – Patented Micro-serration
Japanese Santoku Knife Arnest Nagakire-Oh 165 mm – Patented Micro-serration
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The Arnest Nagakire-Oh 165 mm Japanese Santoku knife is a versatile kitchen knife made in Japan, in the Tsubame region, renowned for its metalworking. Its molybdenum-vanadium steel blade features a patented Fine Saw micro-serration, designed to combine the benefits of a straight edge and a serrated blade. This geometry allows it to efficiently cut vegetables, fish, meat, and even bread, while promoting long-lasting edge retention.
With its 165 mm blade, polypropylene handle, and overall length of 282 mm, this Santoku offers a practical size for daily food preparation. Its corrosion-resistant steel construction also makes it easy to maintain.
- Brand: Arnest
- Range: Nagakire-Oh
- Model: Santoku
- Type: Versatile Japanese Santoku knife
- Blade length: 165 mm
- Overall length: Approximately 282 mm
- Overall height: Approximately 45 mm
- Overall product thickness: Approximately 17 mm
- Blade steel: Molybdenum-vanadium steel
- Edge geometry: Patented Fine Saw micro-serration
- Handle material: Polypropylene
- Packaging dimensions: Approximately 345 × 130 × 20 mm
- Country of manufacture: Japan
- Finishing region: Tsubame, Japan
Usage and care instructions
- Use on a suitable cutting board.
- Avoid cutting bones, frozen foods, or hard materials.
- Hand wash and dry thoroughly after use.
- Avoid abrasives that may damage the micro-serration.
- Due to the Fine Saw geometry, follow the manufacturer's recommendations before any conventional sharpening.
- Patented Fine Micro-serration Saw : fine cutting geometry combining the benefits of a smooth edge and serration.
- Good edge retention : micro-serration designed to retain its cutting efficiency longer.
- Versatile 165 mm blade : suitable for vegetables, fish, meat, and bread.
- Molybdenum-vanadium steel : corrosion-resistant material with good toughness.
- Japanese manufacturing in Tsubame : knife finished by artisans specializing in metalwork.
- Polypropylene handle : practical material for everyday use.
- Santoku format : suitable for different food preparation tasks.