F.Dick MasterGrip Boning/Filet Knife Blue 7"

Item: 8241818

> 7 inch blade length.
> Designed for daily, concentrated work in the meat industry.
> Ergonomic, non-slip handle.
> Blade made of high-quality knife alloys (X55CrMo14).
> Long lasting cutting edge due to blade hardness of 56° HRC.
> Less residue adheres to the blade due to polished surface.
> Maximum hygienic handles.
> Handle fits seamlessly into your hand.
> Handle doesn't absorb grease or dirt.
> Awarded the American NSF seal for hygiene and quality.

Contact Us For Pricing & Ordering Details:
1-800-387-1098 or info@cookupco.com

Details

Details

TOOLS FOR PROFESSIONALS

MasterGrip series knives are specially developed for daily, concentrated work in the meat industry. The handles were subjected to intensive practical tests and designed to meet the needs of industry professionals.

 

THE BEST GRIP

Designed to fit seamlessly into your hand, no matter how you hold the knife handle. This leaves you free of pain at the end of a hard day's work and preserves your strength. The reduced finger guard at the front and the open grip end makes handling easy, fast and flexible. The non-slip, high-quality plastic handle ensures precise guidance and improved efficiency.

 

BALANCED HARDNESS

This series exclusively uses high-quality knife alloys (X55CrMo14) and material compositions for the blade and the handle. The blade's balanced hardness of 56° HRC significantly reduces material consumption and ensures that the cutting edge has a long life time. This means less sharpening, and with sharp knives at all times, you can save material and time, increase productivity and prevent accidents.

 

MAXIMUM HYGIENE

Thanks to the polished surface, less residue can adhere to the blade, making it corrosion-resistant and easier to clean. There is no gap at the blade exit from the handle, and the handle absorbs neither grease nor dirt. Furthermore, it is easy to clean and resistant to heat, shocks and abrasion. The MasterGrip knives have been awarded the American NSF seal for hygiene and quality.

Instructions

Instructions

KNIFE CARE
All F. DICK knives deserve special care and attention when it comes to maintenance. Proper knife care is crucial. Knives that are forged or have a wooden handle should never be cleaned in the dishwasher. Knives with plastic handles are completely dishwasher safe; however cleaning in a dishwasher is much more aggressive than washing by hand.

The use of highly concentrated detergents, leaving the knives in hot steam for a long time and also the presence of certain food residues can lead to pitting on the blades or even corrosion. We recommend clean the knife by hand with a soft cloth and a mild alkaline detergent. Wipe your knife after cleaning to ensure that tit is thoroughly dry – this will prevent any pitting on the blade. You can occasionally maintain knives with wooden handles with food-safe oils (e.g. olive oil). The oil makes the handle nice and smooth and prevents shrinkage and cracks.


PROFESSIONAL KNIFE STORAGE
For your safety and to protect the cutting edges of the blades, we recommend that you store the knives in a suitable knife block or on a magnetic rail. When buying a knife block, make sure you buy one with enough space and horizontal slots to protect the knife blades. We recommend our own blade guard for storage in a drawer - Edge Guard. or alternatively, dimensionally accurate compartments built into the drawer.


BLADE GUARD FOR KNIVES
Blade guard – Edge Guard, the special blade guard for storage, especially in drawers. Click here to see the blade guard for blades up to 26 cm.


KNIFE BLOCK FOR KNIVES
Knife block: Knife block with tourne knife, paring knife, boning knife, carving knife, bread knife, chef's knife, meat fork, sharpening steel and kitchen shears.


HOW DO KNIVES STAY SHARP FOR A LONG TIME?
Knives stay sharp for a long time if they are only used for their intended purpose. The knives should only be used for cutting and not chopping.
Bones or the like should therefore only be cut with a cleaver.


WOODEN OR PLASTIC CUTTING BASES
Hard surfaces such as stone (e.g. marble) or glass should not be used as a base, as they quickly blunt the knives.

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