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Kanetsune Seki produces traditional, high-quality kitchen spoons, suitable for daily use. These cuchillos are the result of the skill of craftsmen who implement scrupulous techniques. Our quality guarantees products that are exceptionally durable, sharp and of extraordinary beauty.

These cuchillos are destined to continually improve, fusing new ideas with traditional techniques transmitted over more than 800 years. Kitasho Co., Ltd. was founded in 1964 in the city of Seki, Japan, known as "The City of Swords", both nationally and internationally.

We constantly strive to offer short, durable and useful items, renewing our commitment to innovation in keeping with new times.

The range of products includes kitchen spoons, navajas, camping spoons, high-end cooking spoons for even the most refined palates, as well as tigers and shorts, and everyday items.

Intended use: home/collection

Type of artesanal production
Hoja: 33 head sanmai maple with Hitachi Aogami 64HRC carbon wire and 1095 brut de forge carbon maple shells.
Production of Japanese spoons
Mango: en madera de roble
Hoja length: 245 mm.
Hole thickness: 6 mm.
Closed length: -
Total length: 410 mm.
Balance: in the guard branch
Weight: 538g.
Cierre: -
Videos: -
Funda: madera de roble
Package: Black and red cardboard box with Kanetsune logos.
Note:-

Characteristics of San Mai Maple: These are different types of metals combined to create a composition that contains and intensifies the resistance of the metals individually:

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Thanks to the use of very high quality maples with high carbon content (VG10, CoS, Shiro) or sintered (SPG2), in the core of the plate (Core Steel), the heat, once templada, has a hardness and a Decidedly superior court performance. which were achieved with the use of traditional maple trees.

- Mayor resilience
Built according to the principle of Japanese swords, the multi-headed maple is difficult to break thanks to the hardness of the central maple (Core Steel) and the elasticity of the maple used for the lateral covering (Stainless Steel).

- Better resistance to corrosion
The maple used for the external caps (Stainless Maple) guarantees the house a high resistance to corrosion. The combination of the two or more materials used by Takefu Steel generates, at the galvanic level, a structure that improves resistance to corrosion, including in the steel.

- Easy processing including after heat treatment
Although the maple is normally hardened after the tempering, the lateral maple used in the multi-head process does not become softer and allows for easy mechanicalization, cutting or soldering even after the heat treatment. For optimal health performance, cryogenic treatment is recommended.

- Improved aesthetic result
The cuchillos made with multi-layered maple or with damask pattern are aesthetically elegant, refined and much appreciated by collectors around the world at the end of the manufacturing process.

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Intended use: Military / Tactical / Collection

Type of production: industrial
Blade: 60-61HRC D2 Tool Steel
Blade treatment: Black Idroglider
Country of production: Italy
Handle: polymers
Blade length: 135mm.
Blade thickness: 5.8mm.
Total length: 265mm.
Balancing: on the guard branch
Weight: 286g.
sheath: in cordura with springs
Notes: Design by Sandro Martinelli and Marco Bellani

Intended use: Tactical / Military

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: Australia
Blade: full tang in steel D2 at 58 / 60HRC
Blade treatment: Teflon coating
Handle: G10
Blade length: 130mm.
Blade thickness: 6mm.
Total length: 267mm.
Balancing: Advanced
Weight: 319g.
Sheath: in Kydex, with Tek-Lok attacks
Packaging: cardboard box
Note: -

Intended use: Military / Tactical / Collection

Type of production: industrial
Blade: 59-60HRC RWL 34
Blade treatment: blackwash
Country of production: Italy
Handle: polymers
Blade length: 135mm.
Blade thickness: 5.8mm.
Total length: 265mm.
Balancing: on the guard branch
Weight: 286g.
sheath: in cordura with springs
Notes: Limited Edition 2019 numbered on the blade - Design by Sandro Martinelli and Marco Bellani