Brand: Henriqua Color: Black Features: [Sharp Durable]??Made with 50Cr15MoV high-carbon stainless steel, the blade of this 7.87-inch cleaver knife was hand-sharpened at 14-16 degrees on each side for superior sharpness and maximum edge retention.With a hardness of 56+ on the Rockwell scale, Our cleaver chef knife boast superb resilience against rusting and staining. The quality materials used in the manufacturing process and the high level of craftsmanship ensure that it is very sharp and durable. [Heavy Substantial]??The meat cleaver knife is available in 3.0mm thickness.It is heavy and substantial, well made and of the highest quality.There is definitely weight to it, but not too much. Large, heavy blade with wide surface area is ideal for handling large pieces of meat and poultry,the large hard vegetables also. [Easy Maintenance]??Designed with special grooves on the sides, Henriqua kitchen cleaver knife can maintain very easy with simple cleaning and sharpening. The non-stick coating prevents food from sticking to the blade, while their simple design makes them easy to maintain over time. With proper care, professional-quality ultra sharp cleaver knives can last for years and provide excellent performance and precise cutting ability. [Ergonomic Handle]??Our professional kitchen cleaver knife is designed with ergonomic handles for comfort and ease of use. The handles are usually made of high quality wood and are designed to fit comfortably in your hand, reducing fatigue and strain during prolonged use. The luxurious handle is comfortable to hold and will not slip. A small hole is designed to hang the knife up nicely. [Multi-Purpose Kitchen Knife]??Our kitchen knife is designed to be versatile enough to be used for a variety of cutting tasks for everyday kitchen tasks such as mincing, shredding, slicing, boning, chopping meats, chopping vegetables and fruits, and crushing garlic. The ultra sharp blade delivers clean, precise cuts. Ideal for home and restaurant use. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog