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Comparison BergHOFF Dina Gene 1315066 vs BergHOFF Leo Graphite 3950356

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Typeparingparing
Blade materialsteelsteel
Steel gradex30Cr13X50CrMoV15
Handle materialplasticplastic
Blade length9 cm9 cm
Full tang (increased strength)
Country of originBelgiumBelgium
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Added to E-Catalogjune 2024august 2022
Glossary

Steel grade

The name of the steel grade from which the knife blade is made.

Its working properties directly depend on the type of steel — hardness, brittleness, tendency to corrosion, ability to keep sharpening, etc. Accordingly, this parameter largely determines the features of the knife as a whole. Many different grades of steel are used in modern kitchen knives; knowing the name of a particular brand, you can find detailed information about it (physical characteristics, reviews, user reviews) and evaluate the quality and overall level of the tool.

Full tang (increased strength)

Knives for operations and work, in which there are increased loads on the blade and handle. The shank of the blade in their design continues until the end of the handle, usually it has the same thickness as the blade. The handle itself usually consists of two pads, planted on rivets or hidden pins. But there are other versions: with a solid metal or cast polymer handle. In such cases Full tang knives can be identified by several distinguishing features – a protruding shank at the end, a lanyard hole through which a metal shank is visible, etc.