InLeung Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife – Japanese Slicer

InLeung Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife – Japanese Slicer

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Sale price  $132.77 USD Regular price  $165.75 USD
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InLeung Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife – Japanese Slicer

InLeung Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife – Japanese Slicer

Sale price  $132.77 USD Regular price  $165.75 USD
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InLeung Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife – Precision Japanese Style Slicer

Elevate your culinary experience with the InLeung Professional Damascus Steel Kitchen Knife. Crafted in the Japanese tradition, this stunning cleaver-style slicer combines a razor-sharp edge with a beautifully polished Damascus steel blade — making prep work a genuine pleasure, whether you're slicing vegetables, filleting fish, or trimming soft-textured meats.

Why You'll Love This Knife

  • Exceptionally Sharp Edge: The blade is ground to a >60° angle, delivering precise, effortless cuts through vegetables, fruits, fish, and soft meats every single time.
  • Authentic Damascus Steel Blade: The striking layered Damascus pattern is more than just good looks — it provides outstanding hardness and long-lasting edge retention.
  • Superior Corrosion Resistance: High-grade stainless steel construction means this blade resists rust and maintains its quality wash after wash, year after year.
  • Polished Refined Finish: The blade is polished to a smooth, elegant surface that is easy to clean and visually impressive on any countertop or knife block.
  • Lightweight & Balanced: At just 14.5 cm blade length and an 11 cm handle, this knife is designed for comfort and control during extended use — reducing hand fatigue for the home cook and professional alike.
  • Eco-Friendly & Certified: Holds CE/EU, FCM, CIQ, EEC, LFGB, and SGS certifications — so you can cook with complete confidence. No high-concern chemicals used.

Specifications

  • Blade Material: Damascus Stainless Steel
  • Blade Length: 14.5 cm
  • Handle Length: 11 cm
  • Blade Angle: >60°
  • Knife Type: Cleaver / Slicer
  • Certifications: CE/EU, FCM, CIQ, EEC, LFGB, SGS
  • Country of Origin: Made in Mainland China

Ideal Uses

This knife shines at daily kitchen tasks: slicing and dicing vegetables and fruits, preparing fish fillets, shredding herbs, and cutting soft-textured foods. Please note: this knife is not intended for chopping hard objects such as bones or frozen foods.

Safety Guidelines

  1. Keep the knife stored safely away from children at all times.
  2. Never point the blade or tip toward people.
  3. If the knife falls, do not attempt to catch it — step back and let it land.
  4. The blade is extremely sharp — never test sharpness with your fingers.

Note: Due to manual measurement, please allow a tolerance of 1–2 cm. Slight color variations may occur due to different display settings.

Complete Your Kitchen Setup

Pair this knife with other great kitchen tools from our store:

Learn more: Nutrition.gov on cooking and food safety

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Damascus steel and why does it make a better kitchen knife?

A: Damascus steel is created by forge-welding multiple layers of steel together, resulting in a distinctive wavy pattern on the blade. This layering process produces a blade that is exceptionally hard, holds a sharp edge longer than standard stainless steel, and offers superior resistance to corrosion — making it an excellent choice for a high-performance kitchen knife.

Q: Is this InLeung Damascus knife suitable for cutting meat and fish?

A: Yes! This Japanese-style slicer is ideal for cutting, slicing, and shredding soft-textured foods including meat fillets, fish, vegetables, and fruits. However, it is not designed for chopping hard objects such as bones, frozen foods, or hard-shell ingredients — doing so may damage the blade.

Q: How do I care for and maintain this Damascus steel kitchen knife?

A: To prolong the life of your knife, hand wash and dry it immediately after use. Avoid soaking in water or placing it in a dishwasher. Store it in a knife block or on a magnetic strip to protect the blade edge. Occasional honing with a whetstone will keep the blade performing at its sharpest.

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