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Overview
The Suncraft Senzo Clad Gyuto Knife 240 mm (AS-11) is a classic Japanese chef’s knife built for heavy kitchen rotation. A 3-layer San Mai construction puts razor-sharp AUS-10 stainless steel (≈59–60 HRC) at the cutting edge and cushions it with softer stainless cladding for toughness and easy maintenance. The blade tapers to a nimble 1.9 mm spine and weighs just 195 g, so you get the reach to portion briskets or shred cabbage without the wrist fatigue. A full-tang, triple-riveted brown pakkawood handle and stainless bolster give you secure, Western-style ergonomics that resist moisture and heat—perfect for bustling pro lines and ambitious home kitchens alike.
Common Questions
Q: How does AUS-10 compare to VG-10? A: AUS-10 offers similar carbon content and edge life to VG-10 but adds vanadium for extra wear resistance, making it a tough, low-maintenance performer.
Q: Is 240 mm too large for everyday cooking? A: Not at all. The thin spine and balanced handle make this length feel lighter than expected, while the extra blade real estate speeds up prep on large produce and proteins.
Q: What’s the best way to care for this knife? A: Hand-wash quickly after use, dry thoroughly, store on a magnet or in a saya, and touch up on a fine whetstone when needed. No oiling or patina management required.
Specifications
Core Steel: AUS-10 stainless
Cladding Type: 3-layer San Mai stainless
Blade Length: 240 mm
Overall Length: 365 mm
Spine Thickness (Heel): 1.9 mm
Spine Thickness (Mid): Specs not found
Weight: 195 g
Handle Material: Brown pakkawood (full-tang, triple-riveted)
Hardness (HRC): 59–60 HRC
Suncraft Senzo Clad Gyuto Knife 240mm
Tokushu Knife$135.00
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