Crestware
Crestware KN140 Boning Knife 6 Inch Black Handle
Boning knife with a 6-inch high-carbon steel blade, black Santoprene handle and NSF certification
- TypeFood Preparation
- ColorTransparent
- Curved 6-inch blade separates meat from bone cleanly
- High-carbon steel holds a keen edge through repeated use
- Black Santoprene handle gives a secure, non-slip grip
- NSF certification confirms commercial-kitchen hygiene standards
- Straight blade profile offers precise control for detailed trimming
Purpose & Audience
The Crestware KN140 is a curved boning knife with a six-inch high-carbon steel blade and a black Santoprene handle. It is designed for cooks who need a flexible, narrow blade to separate meat from bone and trim fat with precision.
Upgrade Context
This knife replaces a worn or thicker utility blade that resists tight curves around joints. The jump is worth it when the current tool cannot follow bone contours cleanly or when the handle material has degraded and no longer provides a secure grip.
Practical Limits
High-carbon steel holds a keen edge but requires prompt washing and drying to avoid corrosion. The NSF certification confirms the construction meets commercial sanitation standards, yet the blade is not suited for chopping through bone or frozen foods.
Highlights
- Curved 6-inch blade separates meat from bone cleanly
- High-carbon steel holds a keen edge through repeated use
- Black Santoprene handle gives a secure, non-slip grip
- NSF certification confirms commercial-kitchen hygiene standards
- Straight blade profile offers precise control for detailed trimming
Specifications
| Brand | CRESTWARE |
|---|---|
| Type | Food Preparation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What handle material and colour does the Crestware KN140 boning knife use?
The knife has a black Santoprene handle that resists slipping when wet and meets NSF standards for commercial kitchens.
How should the high-carbon steel blade be cared for after each use?
Hand-wash and dry the blade immediately; high-carbon steel will rust if left wet or put in a dishwasher.
When will the blade need professional sharpening or replacement?
Re-sharpen when the edge no longer glides through meat cleanly; high-carbon steel holds an edge well but will eventually require re-profiling.
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