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Case with Knives and accessories Raw Fish - Sashimi and Sushi

€422.90 €346.64
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A case designed for the professional use of knives and accessories for raw fish processing, a combination of tools that, due to their structure and materials, are indispensable for processing raw fish, with razor-sharp blades, robust also for important cuts and accessories that will allow you to make Sashimi and Sushi in a precise and agile way. In the Hendi case, with the Hendi logo, you will find the following tools: n. 1 Deba knife blade cm. 18 series Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju by Kai sharpened on one side this guarantees an optimal and straight cut on important cuts, fish head, fins, fish backbone. Hexagonal handle made of reinforced laminated wood for a pleasant feeling when cutting. Thanks to the use of high quality natural wood treated with a special process, the handle is extremely water resistant. Blade length: cm. 18 Handle length: cm. 12.9 n. 1 Yanagiba slicing knife blade cm. 27 KK series by Kai , blade is in AUS8 steel with satin finish, the hardness of the blade is 58 HRC. The cut is asymmetrical for right-handers and has an incredible sharp edge - it's sharp on one side and concave on the other to prevent food from sticking to the blade. The handle is in octagonal pakka wood. Pakka is a composite material that mixes resin and wood, is antibacterial and resistant to moisture. Blade length: cm. 27 Handle length: cm. 12.8 n. 1 Kai bone tweezers , in stainless steel, ergonomic with oblique cut n. 1 Kai stainless steel fish scaler with plastic protection to easily remove the scales, without risk of splashing during processing n. 1 Sturdy fish scissors in stainless steel and polymer by Ambrogio Sanelli n. 1 Chef carving knife cm. 30 by Ambrogio Sanelli Supra Line cutlery expressly designed for professional use: the usual high quality of the blades, produced with the best Bonpertuis® steels specific for cutlery, was combined with ergonomic handles in polypropylene (PP) and thermoplastic rubber. The Hendi case, with Hendi logo on the front, is very spacious and can hold up to 10 knives with a maximum length, including the handle of 45 cm. The knives are held in place by a rubber band and are protected by additional covers which are held in place by a zipper or velcro, this ensures that the knives do not come into direct contact when the case is closed. With 1 large notepad pocket, 4 business card pockets and space for 3 pens or other small accessories. The length of the shoulder strap can be adjusted between 770mm and 1270mm. Open bag dimensions: 515 x 675 mm. Closed bag dimensions: 510 x 50 x (h) 170
FAQs
What characterises the SEKI MAGOROKU KINJU & HEKIJU series?
The SEKI MAGOROKU KINJU & HEKIJU series offers traditional Japanese single-edged knives, ground on one side only for a clean, precise cut with minimal resistance. The high-carbon stainless steel blades are available in Deba and Yanagiba shapes, ideal respectively for fish preparation and ultra-thin slicing for sushi and sashimi. The series is divided into KINJU for right-handed users, with a hexagonal PakkaWood handle, and HEKIJU, dedicated to left-handed users, with a rounded resin handle.
What characterises the COMPLETE KNIFE CASES AND BLOCKS from Kai?
The complete knife cases and blocks from Kai provide organised and professional kitchen solutions designed to keep essential tools always within reach. The knife blocks are made from high-quality materials such as selected wood or specially designed structures that help protect the blades, ensuring stability, safety and proper storage. These sets include a versatile selection of knives and useful accessories, such as chef’s knives, santoku knives, paring knives, kitchen scissors or honing steels, providing a complete toolkit for a wide range of kitchen tasks.
Who is this series recommended for?
It is designed for professionals and enthusiasts of Japanese cuisine seeking authentic, precise and lightweight traditional tools for working with raw fish and meat.
Who is this series recommended for?
It is recommended for professional chefs, kitchen professionals and demanding enthusiasts looking for a complete and well-organised set of high-quality knives and accessories.
What is the ideal use?
The Deba is ideal for cleaning, filleting and breaking down fish; the Yanagiba for slicing paper-thin, even cuts of raw fish or meat, as required for sushi and sashimi preparation.
What type of use is it ideal for?
It is ideal for daily kitchen organisation, offering different tools for preparing meat, fish and vegetables, with knives always easily accessible.
How should it be properly maintained?
Hand wash only. The single-edged blade requires sharpening on a whetstone specifically suited to single-bevel knives, respecting the ground side. Store on a magnetic knife holder or in a protective sheath.
How should it be maintained?
To preserve performance and durability, it is recommended to sharpen knives regularly on whetstones or honing steels, wash them by hand and dry them immediately, and store them completely dry in the block or case.
What characterises the KAI series?
The KAI series stands out for the combination of Japanese tradition and modern manufacturing, providing reliable knives for conscious and precise kitchen use.
Who is this series recommended for?
It is suitable for professionals and advanced enthusiasts seeking consistent performance and quality.
What type of use is it ideal for?
It is ideal for everyday preparation and precise cutting tasks.
How should it be maintained?
Regular whetstone sharpening and proper cutting boards help preserve performance.
What distinguishes Japanese knives from Western ones?
Thinner geometries, sharper edge angles and an approach focused on precision and clean cutting.
Santoku or Gyuto: which should you choose?
The santoku is compact and versatile for everyday use; the gyuto is closer to a classic chef’s knife and is ideal for long cuts and sustained work.
Are Japanese knives more delicate?
Yes, they often require more care: they are not suitable for bones, frozen foods or twisting, but offer superior cutting performance when used correctly.
How do you properly sharpen a Japanese knife?
Whetstone sharpening is ideal: a medium grit for maintenance and a finer grit for finishing, adapting the choice to the steel and usage.
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