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Due Cigni - Linee 1896, Classica e Florence

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What distinguishes the Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence ranges?
The Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence ranges represent three different interpretations of Due Cigni kitchen cutlery, united by attention to functionality, ergonomics and material quality. The 1896 range recalls the brand's history and offers models with different blade and handle configurations for everyday kitchen use. Classica interprets the kitchen knife in a more traditional way, while Florence offers knives with a more refined construction and overall concept. Features vary by model. When choosing a knife, it is therefore important to consider blade shape and length, steel type, handle material, weight and balance together.
Which steels and handle materials are used for Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence knives?
Many models in the Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence ranges use 4116 stainless steel, also known as X50CrMoV15, with hardness generally between 55 and 57 HRC. This steel offers a good balance of cutting performance, corrosion resistance and ease of maintenance. Handle material varies according to the model. Classica and Florence include several models with black POM handles, a durable material suitable for everyday and professional use. The 1896 range is available in different configurations, including polypropylene handles and walnut handles. For precise information on steel type, hardness and handle material, always refer to the technical specifications of the individual knife.
Who are the Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence ranges recommended for?
The Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence ranges are suitable both for cooking enthusiasts and, depending on the selected model, for professional use. The different configurations provide a choice of blade shapes and sizes, handle materials and construction features. Selection should be based mainly on the task, frequency of use and personal cutting technique. An ergonomic handle and correct balance between blade and handle help make the knife more comfortable and precise in use.
What preparations are Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence knives suitable for?
The availability of different blade shapes and sizes makes Due Cigni 1896, Classica and Florence knives suitable for many kitchen tasks, including meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, bread, slicing and precision work. The intended use nevertheless depends on the individual model. A chef's knife is suitable for general preparation, while specialist blades such as bread, ham and steak knives or paring knives are designed for different requirements. For a balanced set, it is therefore preferable to start with the most versatile knives and then add specialist blades according to individual needs.

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