OYSTER KNIFE - ABS HANDLE
Oyster knife with wider blade and ABS plastic handle. The guard is there to protect the user's hand if they slip.
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What is it for? Oyster knives were first developed at the end of the 13th century. Although there are different styles, the knife used by professionals is the lancet. These oyster knives are small and hard-wearing. They have a short, rigid, lance-shaped blade and an ergonomic handle. The pointed end is useful for opening the shells as it slides smoothly between the top and bottom. Oyster knife with wider blade and ABS plastic handle. The guard is there to protect the user's hand if they slip.
Product Details
Data sheet
- Length (cm)
- 3.9
- Material of construction
- Stainless steel
- Cooked products
- Oysters
Shellfish, Crustaceans - Use
- Opening
- Handle material
- Plastic / ABS
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Length (cm) |
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Material of construction |
Wooden | Stainless steel | Stainless steel | Stainless steel |
Cooked products |
Oysters | Oysters | Oysters | Oysters |
Use |
Opening | Opening | Opening | Opening |
Handle material |
Plastic / ABS | Wooden | Wooden | |