vegetables knives

Sanelli - New - Tomato knife cm. 12 micro serrated blade - Jolly line

The versatile knife, developed for every kitchen use.

Practical, handy, always sharp. For amateur or professional use, manufactured to last over time thanks to the 12 cm blade. micro-serrated.

Sanelli - New - Curved vegetable knife cm. 7 - Jolly line

The table knife, developed for every kitchen use. Practical, handy, always sharp.

For amateur or professional use, manufactured to last over time thanks to the 7 cm blade.

The Masahiro knives come directly from the city of Seki, Japan.

The quality of these Masahiro knives is very high and they are characterized by an asymmetric processing of the blades: the left side of the blade is flat, the other side of the knife is beveled up to the edge and then polished. This modern Japanese blade design translates into a superior cutting capacity.

The MV series is made of molybdenum vanadium stainless steel MBS-26 (similar to a Sandvik 19C27 or a 440C and predecessor of the VG-10). The handles are riveted to a full tang with thin layers of black-stained wood pressed into a transparent (but not polished) polyamide.

Recommended use: Vegetables

Country of production: Japan
Type of production: Industrial
Blade: Hitachi stainless steel MBS-26 at 58HRC
Handle: Synthetic, riveted
Blade length: 175mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 300mm.
Weight: 115g.
Cleaning and maintenance: hand wash - not dishwasher safe

The Masahiro knives come directly from the city of Seki, Japan.

The quality of these Masahiro knives is very high and they are characterized by an asymmetric processing of the blades: the left side of the blade is flat, the other side of the knife is beveled up to the edge and then polished. This modern Japanese blade design translates into a superior cutting capacity.

The MV series is made of molybdenum vanadium stainless steel MBS-26 (similar to a Sandvik 19C27 or a 440C and predecessor of the VG-10). The handles are riveted to a full tang with thin layers of black-stained wood pressed into a transparent (but not polished) polyamide.

Recommended use: Utility, meat, fish, vegetables

Country of production: Japan
Type of production: Industrial
Blade: Hitachi stainless steel MBS-26 at 58HRC
Handle: Synthetic, riveted
Blade length: 145mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 265mm.
Weight: 132g.
Cleaning and maintenance: hand wash - not dishwasher safe

Production: Japan
Blade: laminate with sharp steel FC61 to 61HRC and damask outer cheeks to 49 layers
Cut: Symmetrical
Construction: Forged
Grip: micarta
Blade length: 240mm.
Recommended use: vegetables, meats,

Notes: developed in collaboration with Chef Rokusaburo Michiba

Production: Japan
Blade: laminate with sharp steel FC61 to 61HRC and damask outer cheeks to 49 layers
Cut: Symmetrical
Construction: Forged
Grip: micarta
Blade length: 180mm.
Recommended use: vegetables, sausages, meat, fish

Notes: developed in collaboration with Chef Rokusaburo Michiba

Type: Carving Knife / Chef
Recommended uses: raw meat, fish cleaning and vegetable cutting
Blade Type: Forged
Steel: FC61 to 61HRC
Blade Length: 210mm.
Handle: in black synthetic material, riveted

• A PERFECT LINE
For those who give importance to the high quality "Made in Germany", the series ZWILLING PRO is the best choice. Both for professionals and for those who love cooking: knives ZWILLING PRO is the perfect combination of innovation, traditional design and absolute precision. By Paring knife Santoku, this series offers blades suitable for all uses in the kitchen.
A collection to meet all needs in a modern kitchen: a great quality and a perfect line.

• QUALITY
The unique composition of the steel ZWILLING JA HENCKELS is the perfect balance of chromium and carbon: the secret to a high-quality steel. The knives with brand FRIODUR are the product of a special hardener cryogenic treatment that improves the quality. They have exceptional cutting, are especially corrosion-resistant and flexible.

• FEATURES:
The clean blade over the entire length allows to cut from the tip up to the node. The type of sharpening satisfies both the tradition of cutting European and Japanese.

• PRECISION:
The knives with the brand SIGMAFORGE are obtained by precision forging starting from a single piece of steel, for a perfect geometry. The basic requirement for sharpness and precision for the best cutting properties.

• HANDLING:
The wedge-shaped geometry of the blade enables an extraordinary stability and an easy cut; the curved shape of the node ensures reliable and accurate.

• HIGHLIGHT:
A classic for the professional kitchen. The 3-rivet design with tang seamless stands for perfect balance.

For the trend-setting Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, Kai has developed six additional knives made from corrosion-resistant 32-layer damask steel. It is embellished with a hand-hammered surface which in Japan is known as Tsuchime, thus combining timeless aesthetic qualities with ultimate sharpness. The blades have a massive core of VG MAX steel with a hardness of 61±1 HRC. 

In analogy to the limited Anniversary Knife, great importance was attached also in this series to the knives providing optimum grip as well as extraordinary hardness. The Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, from bread knife to santoku, provides professional cutting tools which will set new standards in the premium segment by providing exceptional performance in a timeless design. 

True to Tim Mälzer‘s premise, „A good knife not only makes work easier but also helps to make cooking to turn out well“, each of the carefully manufactured damask knives was meticulously adapted to its respective area of use by the Japanese master forgers from Seki City. Due to the particularly symmetrical shape of their walnut handle, all shapes moreover ensure a precise cutting performance for both right-handed as well as left-handed use.

Shun Premier Tim Mälzer

Blade: Damascus stainless steel VG MAX hardness of 61 ± 1 HRC
Handle: Walnut wood
Blade length: 100 mm.
Handle length: 105 mm.
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm.
Total length: 215 mm.
Weight: 74 g.
Notes: not dishwasher safe

For the trend-setting Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, Kai has developed six additional knives made from corrosion-resistant 32-layer damask steel. It is embellished with a hand-hammered surface which in Japan is known as Tsuchime, thus combining timeless aesthetic qualities with ultimate sharpness. The blades have a massive core of VG MAX steel with a hardness of 61±1 HRC. 

In analogy to the limited Anniversary Knife, great importance was attached also in this series to the knives providing optimum grip as well as extraordinary hardness. The Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, from bread knife to santoku, provides professional cutting tools which will set new standards in the premium segment by providing exceptional performance in a timeless design. 

True to Tim Mälzer‘s premise, „A good knife not only makes work easier but also helps to make cooking to turn out well“, each of the carefully manufactured damask knives was meticulously adapted to its respective area of use by the Japanese master forgers from Seki City. Due to the particularly symmetrical shape of their walnut handle, all shapes moreover ensure a precise cutting performance for both right-handed as well as left-handed use.

Shun Premier Tim Mälzer

Blade: Damascus stainless steel VG MAX hardness of 61 ± 1 HRC
Handle: Walnut wood
Blade length: 55 mm.
Handle length: 105 mm.
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm.
Total length: 165 mm.
Weight: 60 g.
Notes: not dishwasher safe

For the trend-setting Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, Kai has developed six additional knives made from corrosion-resistant 32-layer damask steel. It is embellished with a hand-hammered surface which in Japan is known as Tsuchime, thus combining timeless aesthetic qualities with ultimate sharpness. The blades have a massive core of VG MAX steel with a hardness of 61±1 HRC. 

In analogy to the limited Anniversary Knife, great importance was attached also in this series to the knives providing optimum grip as well as extraordinary hardness. The Shun Premier Tim Mälzer series, from bread knife to santoku, provides professional cutting tools which will set new standards in the premium segment by providing exceptional performance in a timeless design. 

True to Tim Mälzer‘s premise, „A good knife not only makes work easier but also helps to make cooking to turn out well“, each of the carefully manufactured damask knives was meticulously adapted to its respective area of use by the Japanese master forgers from Seki City. Due to the particularly symmetrical shape of their walnut handle, all shapes moreover ensure a precise cutting performance for both right-handed as well as left-handed use.

Shun Premier Tim Mälzer

Blade: Damascus stainless steel VG MAX hardness of 61 ± 1 HRC
Handle: Walnut wood
Blade length: 165 mm.
Handle length: 105 mm.
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm.
Total length: 275 mm.
Weight: 90 g.
Notes: not dishwasher safe

"...quando ho pensato alla creazione di questa nuova serie di coltelli, ho pensato che dovevano essere sì belli da vedere, sì piacevoli da stringere nel palmo della mano, ma soprattutto dovevano essere utili, versatili e funzionali nelle operazioni da cucina. Il coltello deve essere un compagno di lavoro per ogni piccolo, grande chef affinché possa condividere il piacere quotidiano di tagliare, incidere, disossare o mondare qualsiasi ingrediente."

Fabrizio Nonis

La confezione Box deluxe è composta da: TRINCIANTE (CUCINA): lama versatile per tagliare, affettare e triturare. DISOSSO: lama per disossare pollo, prosciutto e ritagliare grasso e tendini. SALUMI: lama per tagliare salami. ARROSTI: lama adatta per affettare. ACCIAINO: affilatorio in acciaio speciale per riaffilare le vostre lame.

With Shun Nagare, Kai created another innovative Japanese forging masterpiece. This series of fine-knotted knives, thanks to the special features of the materials and the technically complex production process they are made, is located in the extralusso class. Mirrored blades have a damask damask pattern. The dark gray-black handle further enhances the beauty of the knife. The blades of this series are made with two different qualities of steel, bonded to form a 72-layer Damascus steel. The complex machining of the two steel grades produces a blade with exceptionally long lasting cutting performance.

Kai Japan - Shun Nagare NDC-0700 Coreless Steel - Classic 90mm sponge.

Blade: Coreless Japanese laminated steel - 72 alternating layers of VG10 and VG2 - hardness 61hrc
Manicure: Black Pakkawood Wood
Blade length: 90 mm.
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm.
Total length: 200 mm.
Weight: 84 g.
Notes: Not dishwasher safe

Viper's Sakura Knives, designed by Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes, are a modern interpretation of the classic kitchen knife.

Featuring a hardening with a subsequent cryogenic finish to provide the best cutting and sealing properties, they have gorgeous Bocote Hot Wood Handles that adds character and sophistication to design.

Recommended uses: Vegetables, raw meat, fish
Country of Origin: Italy - Maniago (PN)
Blade material: Nitro-B 58 / 59HRC stainless steel
Handle material: Bocote stabilized wood
Blade length: 16cm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Design by Jens Anso & Jesper Voxnaes

Viper's Sakura Knives, designed by Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes, are a modern interpretation of the classic kitchen knife.

Featuring a hardening with a subsequent cryogenic finish to provide the best cutting and sealing properties, they have gorgeous Bocote Hot Wood Handles that adds character and sophistication to design.

Recommended uses: Vegetables, raw meat, fish
Country of Origin: Italy - Maniago (PN)
Blade material: Nitro-B 58 / 59HRC stainless steel
Handle material: Bocote stabilized wood
Blade Length: 18cm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Design by Jens Anso & Jesper Voxnaes

He was born in 1949 and is the 3rd generation of Okada Uchihamono. He is originally a blacksmith of gardening tools such as a sickle. In recent years, he has started to produce unique kitchen knife like your bought Takobiki. The Traditional Craftsman is the so-called Dentoukougeishi (Traditional Craftsman) which is the Accreditation Examination conducted by the Traditional Crafts Industry Promotion Association Foundation in accordance with Section 8 of Section 24 of the Act on Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries

Knife Features:

Use: vegetables / meat / fish

Blade: CladSteel carbon steel with 62 / 64HRC White Paper Steel (Shirogami) cutting edge and 33-layer Damask "Suminagashi"
Origin Knife: Japanese craftsmanship
Handle: SandalWood, very hard and water resistant
Packing: in cardboard with Japanese writing
Blade Length: 150mm
Total Length: 275mm
Thickness Blade: 3mm
Length Grip: 114mm
Weight: 86g

Mr. Hideo Kitaoka
He was born in 1950 and is the 3rd generation of Kitaoka Hamono. He has been a specialist of Kataba (single-beveled) knife from the beginning. He is also Dentoukougeishi.

Knife Features:

Use: vegetable / fish

Blade: CladSteel carbon steel with 62 / 64HRC White Paper Steel (Shirogami) cutting edge and 33-layer Damask "Suminagashi"
Origin Knife: Japanese craftsmanship
Handle: SandalWood, very hard and water resistant
Packing: in cardboard with Japanese writing
Length Blade: 170mm
Total Length: 320mm
Thickness Blade: 4mm to 2mm
Length Grip: 132mm
Weight: 166g

* Not every knife is signed on the blade by the craftsman who made it

Use: Ideal for cleaning lightly fish, raw meat, vegetables and for any cut where it is required the utmost precision.
Blade length: 9cm.

The GLOBAL Japanese knives are preferred by chefs in the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in the world.

The first GLOBAL knife was designed in 1985 by Komin Yamada, who gave him the knife he created a new and revolutionary design.

The main features of Global knives are:
- Lightweight: GLOBAL was the first company worldwide to produce a empty steel knife in the handle. This feature allows to reduce the weight of 30% knife.
- Handling: thanks to the lightness and the anatomical shape of the handle, the GLOBAL knives lend themselves to continuous and prolonged operating times, reducing to a maximum the user's fatigue.
- the wire seal: The GLOBAL knives are made using the best steels and the most modern processing techniques. In the blades it is present in high percentage Molybdenum / Vanadium thanks to which the hardness of the steel reaches 56/58 Rockwell hardness, thereby increasing the length of the wire.
- Robustness: the GLOBAL knives being completely steel (both the handle that the blade) are virtually indestructible.
- Elegance

Credits acquired by GLOBAL knives:
1990 - Japanese Good Design by MITI
1991 - Selected for International Design Year Book
1992 - Selected as Best Cooks' Knife in Benelux
1995 - Selected as Best Knife by WHICH Magazine in the UK
1996 - Selected as Sharpest Knife by A LA CARTE Magazine in Germany

Global All products we sell are screen printed indelibly with the Collini Cutlery logo (see picture). Such marking warrants to be sure about the quality, traceability, security over the years and a future prime care product purchased at the Collini Cutlery.

Already back in 1100 expert Japanese forgers combined different materials to confer superior and unprecedented cutting potential potential, resistance and flexibility upon Katana swords.
Inspired by this tradition, Berkel has created its own series of Japanese SanMai steel knives. The blade consists of a central layer of extremely hard VG-10 steel, which maintains sharpness over a long time, and two outer sheets in stainless damascus steel, with 33 layers per side, for greater resistance to corrosion and torsion.

• Blade material: San Mai 67 VG10 damascus steel (60/61 HRC)
• Blade length: 20 cm
• Total length and weight: 32 cm / 170 gr
• Blade edge: Smooth, toothless
• Grip: Consists of two scales assembled with aluminium rivets.

Already back in 1100 expert Japanese forgers combined different materials to confer superior and unprecedented cutting potential potential, resistance and flexibility upon Katana swords.
Inspired by this tradition, Berkel has created its own series of Japanese SanMai steel knives. The blade consists of a central layer of extremely hard VG-10 steel, which maintains sharpness over a long time, and two outer sheets in stainless damascus steel, with 33 layers per side, for greater resistance to corrosion and torsion.

Blade material: Stainless Damask San Mai 67 VG10 (60/61 HRC)
Blade length: 10 cm
Overall length: 22.5 cm
Weight: 70 gr
Sharpening: Smooth, toothless
Grip: Consists of two cheeks maple stabilized assembled with aluminum rivets

Italian production and design

A jewel multifunctional kitchen, PRIMITIVE much more of a pure object from the collection.
Its natural ergonomics enhances manual dexterity, the pleasure of controlling the quality of cut, to affect with speed and precision.

Primitive perfect for filleting fish, to prepare a julienne of vegetables, to cut a chicken.
A companion multi-purpose, designed for those who love cooking and for those who work in the kitchen.

Knife designed by the Italian Michele Daneluzzo who took inspiration from the tools used by early humans.
The tool consists of a piece of steel petal-shaped, reminiscent of the stone 'flint' used by men nell'et the stone to cut and hunt.

The project examines the different aspects of the intrinsic relationship between man and design, offering the modern culture a forgotten instrument
The product is packaged in a gift box with inserted inside also support-Stand for the knife.
Also available upon request in the polished version.

Blade material: Forged stainless steel 1.4116 alloyed with nitrogen (hardness of up to 59 hrc)
Total length and weight: 22 cm / 300 gr
Edge: Smooth edge
Handle: Both handle and blade are "fusion concept" developed for an innovative cutting experience

Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Redwood MGR-0100P utility - 10cm - kitchen knife

Occupation: utility, meat, fish, vegetables
Blade: Stainless Steel 58HRC MV
Lama origin: Japan
Handle: Red Wood, very hard wood and water-resistant black polypropylene
Blade length: 100mm
Overall Length: 230mm
Blade Thickness: 2mm
Handle length: 132mm
Weight: 70g

* Not dishwasher

Recommended uses: Raw Meat, Vegetables
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Blade: Stainless steel laminate Cryodur Micro Carbide MC63 to 63HRC
Sharpening: A three phases, styled "Honbazuke"
Surface finish: Hammering mirror polished style "Tsuchime"
Blade length: 160mm
Blade Thickness: 2mm
Overall Length: 270mm
Weight: 90g.
Handle: pakkawood wood with mosaic pins, spacers brass and micarta and steel shank
Packaging: transparent plastic box with Miyabi logos
Maintenance: not dishwasher safe

Recommended uses: Raw Meat, Vegetables
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Blade: Stainless steel laminate Cryodur Micro Carbide MC63 to 63HRC
Sharpening: A three phases, styled "Honbazuke"
Surface finish: Hammering mirror polished style "Tsuchime"
Blade length: 240mm
Blade Thickness: 2mm
Overall Length: 375mm
Weight: 250g.
Handle: pakkawood wood with mosaic pins, spacers brass and micarta and steel shank
Packaging: transparent plastic box with Miyabi logos
Maintenance: not dishwasher safe

Global - GS 83 - Vegetable Knife 13cm - vegetable knife
A knife developed primarily for cutting vegetables.
Use: Vegetables
Blade length: 13 cm.
Total length: 24 cm.

Knife all do for meat, vegetables and small fish.
Use: Meat, Fish, Vegetables
Blade length: 13.5 cm.

The Premana Professional line by Sanelli was made by analyzing and solving, in every detail, the problems that present themselves to the professional, private or impassioned who use these working tools every day.

Usage: tomato knife with serrated blade
Blade: surgical steel 54-56 HRC
Handle: Polymers corrosion sterilizable
Blade length: 120 mm.
Overall length: 225 mm.
Weight: 36 g.

The line Premana Professional Knives Sanelli was made by analyzing and solving, in every detail, the problems that present themselves to the professional, private or impassioned closer who uses these working tools every day.

Use: general purpose knife, in particular cut and peel fruits and vegetables

Blade: surgical steel 54-56 HRC
Handle: Polymers corrosion sterilizable
Blade length: 100 mm.
Overall length: 210 mm.
Weight: 38 g.

Vincitore del prestigioso ed internazionale Good Design Award 2001 per l'originalità e la funzionalità del suo design.

- Lama in ceramica Ishi-Ba di 14 cm. 
- Manico in ABS

Qualità made in Japan dal 1984

Con i coltelli in ceramica Kyocera cucinare diventa puro piacere. Le loro speciali caratteristiche:

- lama in ceramica di zirconia ultra-tagliente, molata a mano
- lama estremamente robusta e resistente alla corrosione
- materiale high-tech con ottima tenuta del filo all'usura
- assoluta precisione di taglio grazie alla superficie liscia e compatta della lama
- massima leggerezza ed estrema praticità grazie al manico ergonomico

I dieci segreti di Ishi-Ba:

* non trasporta gusti ed odori
* è di materiale inerte
* non provoca reazioni chimiche con gli alimenti
* evita sapori sgradevoli di metallo
* non arrugginisce
* non si deteriora
* non ha parti ossidabili
* è facile da lavare, basta sciacquarlo
* è leggerissimo e maneggevole
* rimane perfettamente affilato, anche per anni

L'origine della gestione del Gruppo Kyocera è la filosofia di Kyocera, una filosofia di vita basata sulle esperienze della vita reale e sulle regole empiriche di Kazuo Inamori, fondatore e presidente emerito di Kyocera Corporation. Con la domanda "Qual è la cosa giusta da fare come essere umano?" come criterio principale, la filosofia di Kyocera descrive il significato dell'impegno per una gestione corretta e dell'agire in conformità con i valori umani etici e morali e le norme sociali fondamentali. 

PRIMA DI UTILIZZARE IL COLTELLO LEGGA ATTENTAMENTE QUESTE ISTRUZIONI E LE CONSERVI

Questo coltello funzionerà per vari anni senza nessun problema se:
• Lo toglie dal supporto per coltelli o dal cassetto
• Lo utilizza per tagli diritti da eseguire su tagliere
• Lo lava e l'asciuga
• Lo rimette nel supporto per coltelli o nel cassetto dopo averlo utilizzato

USO
Ideale per tagliare frutta, verdure e carni senza osso
Il termine verdure e frutta è generic: non si possono elencare tutti i tipi di frutta o verdura sconsigliati,ma è tassativamente sconsigliato l’utilizzo su frutta e verdura dutra (zucca, noci di cocco, ecc, )
Utilizzi sempre un tagliere di plastica o legno; eviti di tagliare su marmo, pietra, piatti o piastrelle Per trinciare, separare e disossare, così come per tagliare alimenti duri, congelati, pane con crosta e formaggi, utilizzi sempre i suoi coltelli tradizionali in acciaio. Questi tipi di taglio richiedono flessione e torsione e, per questo motivo, conviene utilizzare un materiale più flessibile rispetto alla ceramica.
Per la sua protezione, la punta e la base della lama non sono affilate

PULIZIA
Lavare a mano con acqua e detersivo per piatti.
I coltelli in ceramica Kyocera con manico in plastica possono essere messi in lavastoviglie. Vanno riposti nel vano dedicato a mestoli e piccoli accessori nel cestello superiore, evitando il contatto con altri utensili in metallo. I coltelli in ceramica Kyocera con manico in legno non possono essere lavati in lavastoviglie.
Nel caso si producessero scolorimenti che non scompaiono con la normale pulizia, lavi la lama (non l'impugnatura) con una leggera soluzione a base di candeggina.

EVITARE
Non lasciare cadere su superci dure.
Non utilizzare la punta come punto di rotazione, l'estremità a§lata potrebbe penetrare nel tagliere, bloccarsi e rompersi Non esporre la lama alla amma diretta (la ceramica è un conduttore di calore). Non utilizzare la parte laterale della lama per schiacciare aglio o altri alimenti.

CONSERVAZIONE
Lo collochi in un supporto per coltelli, un fodero o un cassetto. Quando colloca o toglie il coltello dal supporto, faccia attenzione a non danneggiare la punta della lama.

USURA
Con il trascorrere del tempo tutti i coltelli perdono l'a§latura. Un lama di metallo dolce (acciaio inossidabile) "slitta" quando perde l'affilatura. I metalli più duri (come l'acciaio con carbonio) rimangono affilati più tempo, però perdono l'affilatura in modo diverso. I materiali più duri, invece di "slittare", tendono a scheggiarsi leggermente.
All'inizio la ceramica è più affilata - e rimane a§lata per più tempo. Con il trascorrere del tempo possono prodursi delle piccole incisioni sul lo della lama. Si tratta del processo normale per il quale perdono l'a§latura tutte le lame in materiale duro.
Nonostante la loro apparenza, l'esistenza di piccole incisioni non signica necessariamente che il coltello non sia a§lato. Potrà constatare che funziona perfettamente durante un periodo di tempo prolungato.
Quando il rendimento del coltello non sarà più quello desiderato, il processo di a§latura Kyocera farà si che il suo coltello torni ad avere un lama ben affilata.
È possibile che le incisioni più profonde e una punta rotta si possano risolvere grazie alla nuova affilatura.