Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef
Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty - The Sharp Chef

Takamura R2/SG2 Migaki 150mm Petty

Takamura

Regular price £159.00 Sale

Takamura Hamono became a forerunner in developing the best quality stainless steel knives available and has since spent 60 years perfecting their blends. 

A Takamura knife is made to some of the highest standards and performance is second to none. Reputed as laser sharp performers, their knives' unmatched cutting performance is recognized not only throughout Japan, but by famous chefs worldwide

R2 steel is a hard stainless steel used by leading blacksmiths to provide some of the best sharpness and retention specifications that can be achieved from stainless steel. It makes for a superbly sharp knife that lasts a long time but can require a little more elbow grease when sharpening due to being a harder steel.

This is a smaller blade mainly used for chopping herbs, veg, or perhaps even filleting a fish. A vital knife for when a Gyuto is too big. Blades are normally between 120mm and 150mm

Specifications

Knife Type: Petty-Utility
Steel Type: R2/SG2 (Stain resistant steel)
HRC: 62-63
Blade Type: Double edged blade
Blade Length: 150mm (5.9")
Blade Height: 29mm (1.1")
Blade Thickness: 1.8mm
Handle Material: Red Pakka wood Handle
Ferrule Material: Stainless Steel
Handle Length: 108mm (4.3")
Weight: 73g (2.6 ounces)

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Do not use the knife to chop hard materials such as bones or frozen items unless the knife is made for that specific purpose. Always ensure you keep your knife clean and dry, and sharpen it as required to prevent a dull edge.

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Please read our guidance pages below to help you make the right choice and make the most of the knives you choose:

Steel Types Explained

Knife Types Explained

Care Guidelines for all Knives

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