Knife set CLASSIC, 3 pcs, Wüsthof

Product detailed description

The Classic larding knife is a small, lightweight and versatile knife with a fine edge and a medium point blade. It is suitable for spicing and preparing meat, peeling, slicing, cleaning or decorating fruits and vegetables.

Thanks to its thin and relatively short blade, the Classic universal knife is ideal for a variety of tasks: for cleaning, slicing and also for cutting. It can cut meat, fish, potatoes, raw vegetables, fruit, as well as hard sausages and salami.

The Classic Chef's Knife is a sturdy, heavy knife with a wide blade with a fine yet durable edge. An all-rounder for professionals and hobby cooks that cleans vegetables but also chops herbs or chops.

Classic Series

• High quality forged knives made in Solingen
• Perfectly balanced, with unique ergonomics
• For professional chefs and kitchen enthusiasts
• Black handle made of special synthetic material
• Classic look with three rivets, fits well in the hand
• Top German alloy steel X50CrMoV15 used
• Extraordinary blade that is easy to maintain
• Hardness 58 HRC Rockwell scale
• Special computer-controlled PEtec grinding process
• Precision hand honing and polishing for a perfect edge
• Strict continuous quality control, blade checked by laser
• Standard crossguard shape for a secure grip
• Smooth transition between guard and handle
• Easy hygienic attachment of the knife handles
• Knives can be washed in the dishwasher - however, hand washing is recommended
• A wide range of products created in collaboration with professional chefs
• Extended warranty against manufacturing and material defects for 15 years
• The series has received the distinguished NSF seal of quality and hygiene in the USA

The Classic knife series perfectly showcases the knife-making art of WÜSTHOF. It is the most popular series in the WÜSTHOF range and that is not only for its high level of comfort. These are classic knives with riveted handles, the blades of which are forged from one piece of alloy stainless steel X50CrMoV15. Due to the usage of high quality materials and precision grinding, it boasts high and long-lasting sharpness. The highly functional Classic knives are made with great care down to the last detail. Exactly as expected from Solingen knives. After the first use, you won't want another knife..

The Classic knife handle is made of durable synthetic material in a typical three-rivet design. The handles have been designed in accordance with the requirements of ergonomics and are intended for comfortable work without fatigue. The high-quality synthetic material can withstand dishwasher washing but to maintain the quality of the blade we recommend hand washing, which is preferable for quality knives.

The special computer-controlled WÜSTHOF knife sharpening process is used to keep the knives perfectly sharp. The computer uses a laser to measure the blade and gives the robot the information it needs to sharpen it perfectly. Computer supporting manufacturing thus gives the knives an extremely high initial cutting performance (along the entire length of the blade) and a long service life. The quality of the blade is high and more importantly, easily renewable.

Last but not least, we must mention the important NSF certificate that the Classic series has received in the USA. NSF's goal is to protect public health and the environment. It certifies among other things kitchen equipment including knives that are not harmful to human health. The product is also tested for design, material safety and use. You will find the NSF logo on products that are produced in an environmentally friendly way and do not unnecessarily burden the environment.

Technologies and materials used

WÜSTHOF knives are manufactured using the high-quality German steel X50CrMoV15 which has approx. 0.5 percent carbon and the alloying elements chromium, molybdenum and vanadium. Thanks to the added chromium it is corrosion-resistant which is desirable for kitchen knives.

Precise blades are formed from a steel strip by forging in the die. These are hardened for 15 minutes at 1070 °C and then rapidly cooled to 60 °C in two minutes. Subsequent tempering (a process of slowly heating the material to 200 °C for 45 minutes) relieves the blade of internal stresses and stabilises its martensitic structure. This gives the blade the optimum required hardness of 58° Rockwell and higher toughness.

A special WÜSTHOF knife sharpening process called PEtec (Precision Edge Technology) ensures the ideal cutting angle. It is a top-class technology where knives are sharpened by robots that are controlled and monitored by computers. The advantage of this process is the precise geometry along the entire length of the blade, the remarkable and extremely high initial cutting performance of the knife comparable to a razor sharp blade and last but not least the long life of the blade.

The stable blade and the perfect geometry of the blade deliver exceptional cutting performance and precise control in the cut. The sharp angle provides even more sharpness, which makes slicing more enjoyable. Thanks to the wedge-shaped cut, the knife penetrates food effortlessly.

The standard crossguard is integrated as part of the blade in one piece of steel. Ensures correct weight distribution, protects fingers from slipping on the blade and ensures precise control of the knife.

The ergonomic handle is made of a durable synthetic material that is shatterproof, impact-resistant or resistant to food acids. It is dishwasher safe. The handles are attached to the tang by three rivets. The perfect bonding of the individual parts prevents the trapping of deposits and bacteria, so the knives meet hygiene standards.

Knife sharpening WÜSTHOF

Every knife needs to be sharpened from time to time, as it becomes dull after prolonged use. To maintain and revive the blade, we use chrome-plated sharpening steeland recommend WÜSTHOF sharpening stones. For the less experienced, we also offer grinders with easier operation. Simply run the blade gently through the grinding groove a few times and the blade will be restored.

Ed. Wüsthof Dreizackwerk KG company was founded in Solingen as early as 1814 and during its 200 years of existence, seven generations of the Wüsthof family have been in charge. It boasts some of the most advanced, highly automated manufacturing processes in the world. For example, in the production of knives in nearly 40 steps, it uses 100 robots.

Today WÜSTHOF knives are sold in more than 80 countries around the world. The usage of high-end materials and modern computer-controlled technologies make them convenient to use and prepare food. A culinary delight itself.