Slicing - Straight - 10" Ham

Experience precision and performance with the Victorinox Fibrox 10 inch Chef's Slicing Knife. Renowned for its exceptional sharpness and ergonomic design, this knife is a top choice among culinary professionals. Crafted in Switzerland, it combines superior quality with value, enhancing both productivity and cutting efficiency in any kitchen.

Features:

• Blade Length: 10 inches, ideal for slicing ham and other large cuts
• Blade Type: Straight, designed for smooth, precise slicing
• Handle: Fibrox handle for a secure, comfortable grip
• Material: High-quality stainless steel for durability and sharpness
• Brand Heritage: Victorinox, known for excellence in cutlery since 1937

Benefits:

• Exceptional Sharpness: Provides clean, effortless cuts for optimal presentation
• Ergonomic Design: Fibrox handle ensures comfort and reduces hand fatigue
• Swiss Craftsmanship: Made in Switzerland with precision and care
• Legacy of Quality: Originally promoted by R.H. Forschner, now unified under Victorinox Swiss Army

Specifications:

• Model Number: 5.4203.25
• Usage: Perfect for slicing large cuts of meat, such as ham
• Handle Material: Fibrox, known for its durability and non-slip properties

Trust the Victorinox Fibrox 10 inch Chef's Slicing Knife to deliver superior performance and maintain the high standards of your culinary creations.

Historically a premier choice of culinary professionals, Victorinox is renowned for their extremely sharp knives, manufactured in Switzerland by skilled craftsman. Victorinox provides professionals in food processing and preparation with superior quality, value-priced cutlery that enhances performance and increases productivity. The entire Victorinox line is ergonomically whether in natural wood (rosewood, bubinga, or stabilized maple) polypropylene (nylon) or Fibrox.

Originally and exclusively promoted by the R.H.Forschner Company since 1937, Victorinox made the decision to begin marketing all of their products under a unified brand: Victorinox Swiss Army, in 2011. Today, you may still see the RH Forschner name on some of their professional cook?s tools as a legacy to their long history together. Even though the name has changed, the quality remains