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Dexter-Russell
A 10-inch cook's knife with a high-carbon steel blade and sanitary polypropylene handle, NSF certified
This Dexter-Russell 12433 cook's knife features a 10-inch straight blade made from high-carbon steel. The sanitary polypropylene handle is white and NSF certified for commercial food-service use. It is designed for professional kitchens and home cooks who need a reliable, full-size chef's knife.
Verify that a 10-inch blade suits your cutting tasks and workspace. The straight-edge profile requires regular honing and sharpening to maintain performance. Buyers who want a shorter blade, a curved edge, or a different handle material should consider other options.
| Type | Breakroom Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | DEXTER RUSSELL |
The knife ships with a sanitary white polypropylene handle and a 10 inch high carbon steel blade; a sheath is not included and must be purchased separately if required.
This model 12433 is offered with a 10 inch straight high carbon steel blade; other lengths are different model numbers.
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