Robert Welch Professional Flexible Utility Knife 16cm

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The new Robert Welch Professional kitchen knives are high performance knives designed for culinary excellence, whether in use by the keen home cook or professional chef. The precision sharpened Professional 16cm / 6.5 inch flexible utility knife has a flexible blade, for skinning and filleting fish or boning and carving meat and poultry. The added flexibility ensures ease of handling around the bone, and makes more precise cuts to help reduce any damage to delicate flesh.

Features

  • Flexible 16cm blade: Suited to skinning and filleting fish, or boning and carving meat and poultry.
  • Genuine precision around bone: Reduces damage to delicate flesh during boning.
  • Classic handle shape: Comfortable in the hand, perfectly weighted and balanced for control.
  • World Edge Geometry: Combined with ice hardened German steel for a harder, more resilient blade.

Specifications

  • Blade length: 160mm
  • Knife length: 274mm
  • Weight: 162g
  • Material: German DIN 1.4116 Stainless Steel
  • Blade hardness: Rockwell 57
  • Guarantee: Lifetime

Care

  • Washing: Handwash recommended. Rinse to remove food traces as soon as possible after use, then wash in warm soapy water with a microfibre cloth or non-abrasive brush. Avoid soaking, and always dry thoroughly immediately after washing with a microfibre cloth. Avoid scouring pads or abrasive cleaners, as these will scratch the surface.
  • Chopping boards: Use wood or soft plastic boards to keep the blade sharp for longest. Avoid glass, stone, metal or very hard bamboo, which can dull or damage the edge.
  • Handle care: Periodically apply a food-safe mineral oil to the handle to maintain its colour, wiping off any excess.

Questions and Answers

Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: No, handwashing is recommended. Dishwashers can dull the blade faster and, over time, affect the handle.

Q: What's it best used for?
A: Skinning and filleting fish, and boning or carving meat and poultry.

Q: Why does flexibility matter here?
A: It makes handling around bone easier and allows for more precise cuts, reducing damage to delicate flesh.

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