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SLICE 10589 Precision Knife 6 13/32 in Black Orange

SKU CH-GGEA-503PZ

Precision knife with a 3/4-inch ceramic blade and textured glass-filled nylon handle

  • TypeSpecialty Cutlery
  • Ceramic blade holds edge longer than steel
  • 3/4 in straight blade suits fine detail work
  • Ambidextrous textured grip fits both hands
  • Glass-filled nylon handle resists heat and chemicals
  • 6-13/32 in overall length for balanced control

Precision Knife 6 13/32 in Black Orange

The SLICE 10589 is a specialty cutlery tool with a ceramic blade and glass-filled nylon handle. Its straight triangular blade measures three-quarters of an inch and features a straight edge. The ambidextrous design suits left and right-handed users alike.

Ideal for detailed cutting tasks requiring a fine

The textured grip and half-inch handle diameter provide control for precision work. Users needing a longer blade or a flexible edge should consider other knife styles. This model is not suited for heavy chopping or boning tasks.

Ceramic blade holds its edge through repeated fine

The 0.03 inch blade thickness allows clean slices in thin materials. Harder materials or twisting motions can chip the ceramic edge. The five and three-quarter inch handle gives adequate leverage for light-duty use.

Highlights

  • Ceramic blade holds edge longer than steel
  • 3/4 in straight blade suits fine detail work
  • Ambidextrous textured grip fits both hands
  • Glass-filled nylon handle resists heat and chemicals
  • 6-13/32 in overall length for balanced control

Specifications

BrandSLICE
TypeSpecialty Cutlery

Questions about this item

Do I need a separate ceramic-compatible sharpener to maintain the 0.03 in thick blade?

The ceramic blade holds its edge far longer than steel; when sharpening is eventually needed, a diamond-coated sharpener designed for ceramics is required.

Will the 3/4 in triangular ceramic blade damage the non-stick coating on my older pans?

Ceramic is chemically inert and will not react with non-stick surfaces, but the hard triangular tip can scratch coatings if dragged across them.

How can I confirm the ambidextrous textured grip is correctly oriented after assembly?

The symmetrical handle diameter and balanced weight distribution feel identical in either hand; no orientation marks are needed.

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