Damascus Knife Set with 10Cr15MoV Core, 66-Layer Steel, Hammered Pattern and Black G10 Handles

Damascus Knife Set with 10Cr15MoV Core, 66-Layer Steel, Hammered Pattern and Black G10 Handles

$387.06
Sale price  $387.06 Regular price 
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Damascus Knife Set with 10Cr15MoV Core, 66-Layer Steel, Hammered Pattern and Black G10 Handles
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Damascus Knife Set with 10Cr15MoV Core, 66-Layer Steel, Hammered Pattern and Black G10 Handles

$387.06
Sale price  $387.06 Regular price 

This SHAN ZU PRO Damascus knife set is a forged kitchen knife collection featuring a 10Cr15MoV steel core, 66 outer stainless-steel layers, and a hammered Damascus pattern. The documented blade hardness is HRC 60–62, with a 15-degree edge on each side.

Black G10 fiberglass handles use an ergonomic design for everyday kitchen food preparation. The source also specifies a 33-layer edge construction on each side.

Features

  • 10Cr15MoV steel core
  • 66 outer stainless-steel layers
  • 33-layer edge construction on each side
  • Hammered Damascus pattern
  • Forged construction
  • Black G10 fiberglass handles
  • Ergonomic handle design
  • HRC 60–62 blade hardness
  • 15-degree edge per side

Specifications

  • Product type: Knife Set
  • Blade core: Super steel 10Cr15MoV
  • Outer blade material: 66 layers of stainless steel
  • Edge construction: 33 layers on each side
  • Blade hardness: HRC 60–62
  • Edge angle: 15 degrees per side
  • Blade pattern: Hammered Damascus pattern
  • Handle material: G10 fiberglass
  • Handle color: Black
  • Manufacturing method: Forged
  • Variant: Default Title

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the blade core in this Damascus knife set?

The documented blade core is super steel 10Cr15MoV with 66 outer stainless-steel layers.

What handle material and color are specified?

The handles are black G10 fiberglass with an ergonomic design.

What blade hardness and edge angle are listed?

The source lists HRC 60–62 hardness and a 15-degree edge on each side.

What pattern is used on the blades?

The documented pattern is a hammered Damascus pattern.

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