Your Professional Gyuto Knife Supplier

 

Chongqing Deng's Kitchenware Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a forging knives enterprise integrating R&D, production and sales. Our forging technology of DENG'S KNIFE began in the 24th year of Guangxu (1898) and has been passed down for four generations. DENG'S KNIFE has successively won many honors, such as "Chongqing Famous Trademark", "Chongqing Time-honored Brand", "China Time-honored Brand", Chongqing High-tech Enterprise and Chongqing "Specializing in Specialization and Innovating" Enterprise.

 
 

Why choose us

 

 

Our Certificate

We have certificates of ISO 9001, BSCI, FDA, CE, ect to meet aviours kinds of customers' request.

 

Sales Market

Main exported major market of the products including Europe, Asia, South East Asia, North America and South America.

 

Our service

With an efficient QC team for each procedure of the production, DENG'S KNIFE insists each piece of products need to be inspected for better quality insurance.

 

 

8-Inch Forged Glossy Beef Knife

 

Gyuto Knife

A Gyuto Knife is a Japanese kitchen knife made for all different styles of cutting from meat to vegetables to tiny pieces of garlic. Think of this knife as a Western Chef’s knife equivalent, but perhaps slightly more sleek with its stainless steel Japanese blade.

 

They tend to have a pointed tip with an ultra sharp edge and are perfect for that rocking back and forth type of mincing. They are a cutting board’s best friend and an absolute kitchen necessity if you’re looking for a knife that looks beyond sleek and pretty much does it all.

 

KNIFE DESCRIPTION

 

DS-2960A 8 Inch Gyuto Full Tang Chef Knife - High Carbon Stainless Steel Ultra Sharp Blade, Dishwasher Safe Professional Kitchen Knife for Meat

 

Model

DS-2960A

Knife Size

208*47*346 mm

Knife Material

Stainless Steel

Feature

Eco-Friendly/Sharp/Durable

Knife Type

Gyuto Knife

Place of origin

Chongqing,China

Handle

Pakka Wood

Packing

Box

Logo

Customized Logo

OEM/ODM

Customzied Service Accepted

MOQ

1000 PCS

 

 
Key Features
 
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Blade Material: Japanese manufacturers use a wide range of steel types, from popular stainless steel blends like molybdenum and aus 10, folded damascus steels to high carbon steel, options like Aogami Blue or White Steel.

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Edge Retention: Gyutos tend to have better edge retention thanks to both the high quality steel used as well as the expertly sharpened blade angles.

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Blade Length: The most common blade lengths for a gyuto is 8 or 9 inches, but some knife makers offer gyutos from 7 to 10 inches. Does Gyuto knife length make a difference? A longer blade can be helpful when dealing with very large products, like a huge loin of meat, but in general, we recommend choosing a gyuto that can be controlled comfortably in your hand.

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Handle: Common materials for wood handles include magnolia, walnut, rosewood and pakka wood in octagonal shapes. You can also find wood composites designed for longevity and sanitation.

 

 

When to Reach For a Gyuto Knife in the Kitchen

Cutting Meat - Also known as the 'beef knife', the gyuto knife is revered in Japan for its versatility when cutting meat. The blades are easy to maintain which allows for a focused, sharpened blade that gives clean, fast, and proper cuts to meat or fish.


Working with Vegetables - Thanks to the hardy blade retention, you can use your gyuto knives to cut vegetables without any risk of dulling your blade.


Multi-Purpose Kitchen Knife - Gyuto knives are similar to traditional western chef's knives in regards to their multi-purpose nature. This means you can use them for just about every aspect of work in the kitchen. From mincing and chopping to dicing and slicing, a sharp and well-maintained gyuto knife can get the job done every time.

8-Inch Sharp Edge Gyuto Knife

 

Unique Features

 

Small flat edge at the heel: Unlike its Western counterparts, the Gyuto incorporates a flat portion at the heel, typically about an inch or two in length. This feature allows for efficient chopping of produce or herbs without needing to switch knives.

 

Subtle sweeping curve: The blade's gentle curve enables quick rock-chopping cuts, though less dramatically than Western chef's knives. This curvature enhances the slicing action by promoting a smooth motion across the food being cut.

 

Thin blade profile: Gyuto knives feature thinner blades than Western chef's knives, particularly at the spine and behind the edge. While German chef's knives are more durable and can handle tough ingredients like meat and bones, Gyuto are thinner and lighter due to their high-carbon steel construction. This design makes them better suited for precise cutting and allows them to maintain a sharp edge for much longer.

 

 

Choosing the Right Gyuto Knife for You

 

There are several criteria that can guide you in picking out just the Gyuto for you.


Type of steel
You basically have two choices: Carbon and stainless. Carbon steel is easier to sharpen, and it maintains sharpness longer; however, it does require higher maintenance since it’s more prone to rusting than stainless steel.
The most popular high-carbon steel options for Gyuto blades are Shirogami (white steel) and Aogami (blue steel).
Meanwhile, stainless steel is less pricey, as a rule, and tougher, less prone to chipping and corroding.
High-carbon steel tends to develop a dark patina over time, while stainless steel tends to dull quickly.


Knife size
Some of the things you need to consider when figuring out the size of Gyuto you should get are the size of your workspace, the ingredients you commonly work with (e.g., if you routinely cut large items like cabbage), and your cutting technique (e.g., a larger knife for rock-cutting to lessen the extreme up and down motion, or tap-cutting for a longer cutting edge).


Knife handle
This is an important consideration because the handle determines your knife’s balance point and how comfortable your grip feels.
If you hold the handle, a knife with a shaped or tapered handle with a balance point at the back or center of the blade works best. This is typical of a Gyuto with a Western handle.
If you tend to use a pinch grip, a Gyuto with a Wa-handle with its balance point further towards the tip would feel better in your hand.

 

8-inch Forged Gyuto Knife

Use Tips

 

1st: Pls keep knives clean and dry after use;

 

2nd: Be careful when washing the knives to avoid injury;

 

3rd: Please kindly keep the knives from the children, thank you.

 

 

FAQ

 

 

Q: Are you a factory direct?

A: Yes, we are a direct factory.

Q: Shall we get a sample before placing an order?

A: Sure, you may do it.

Q: How and when we get the quote?

A: You may send inquiry, usually we will get it back around 24 hours;

Q: May you provide OEM or ODM?

A: Yes, we can customize any digital print in most materials or customized logo;

Q: How do you control quality?

A: We carry out semi-product inspection and finished product inspection before shipment;

Q: May we visit your company and have you a showroom?

A: Sure, warmly welcome to our factory and yes, we have our showroom with around 500 square meters;

Q: Do you have certificates for different markets:

A: Yes, we follow all the rules of LFGB, BSCI, FDA etc and also including regulations of surroundings protection;

We're professional gyuto knife manufacturers and suppliers in China, providing high quality customized products with low price. We warmly welcome you to wholesale bulk cheap gyuto knife from our factory.

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