Knives

 

Shop by Brand   Shop by Shape or Type

 

Items 1111 to 1120 of 1496 total

per page

Page:
  1. 110
  2. 111
  3. 112
  4. 113
  5. 114
  • Mercer Millennia 6 in. Stiff Boning Knife

    The Mercer Millennia 6-Inch Stiff Boning Knife is not a delicate tool; it is a workhorse engineered for the tactile demands of a professional prep station. Unlike flexible filleting knives that bend against resistance, this stiff blade provides the structural integrity needed to navigate joint sockets and clear dense connective tissue without deflection. When handling cold, wet poultry or oily fish, the handle's Santoprene and polypropylene blend offers a distinct, grainy texture that ensures the knife stays locked in your palm, even under heavy use. The blade is stamped from high-carbon, stain-free Japanese steel, optimized for a balance of edge retention and ease of sharpening. At a Rockwell Hardness of 53-54, the edge is resilient enough to withstand accidental bone contact without catastrophic chipping, yet it takes a fresh edge quickly with a few passes on a honing steel. In a professional setting, the 2.55mm spine thickness provides a stable platform for your thumb, allowing for high-pressure cuts during carcass breakdown. This knife is designed for the cook who needs a reliable, hygienic, and affordable tool that performs consistently through an eight-hour shift. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 8 in. Offset Bread Knife

    Eliminate Knuckle Fatigue and Blade Drag with Professional Offset Geometry Handling the Mercer Millennia 8-inch Offset Bread Knife immediately reveals why it is the workhorse of commercial sandwich lines and bakeries. The physical geometry of the offset handle is designed to solve a specific mechanical problem: it raises your hand roughly two inches above the cutting plane. This allows for full, downward strokes through dense sourdough or soft brioche without your knuckles ever making contact with the cutting board. In a high-volume professional environment, this design reduces repetitive strain and prevents the 'crushing' of delicate loaves that often occurs with standard straight-handled knives. The blade is forged from high-carbon, stain-free Japanese steel, providing a tactile feedback that is both stiff and responsive. During testing, the serrations caught instantly on hard crusts without skidding, while the 53-54 HRC hardness ensures the edge remains aggressive through hundreds of cycles before requiring maintenance. The 'spear point' tip adds utility, allowing for precise entry into thick-skinned vegetables or fruits like pineapples and melons. What sets the Millennia apart in a fast-paced kitchen is the handle texture. The blend of Santoprene and polypropylene creates a soft-touch, high-friction surface that remains secure even when hands are wet or covered in flour. This is not just a tool; it is an ergonomic solution for professionals who need consistent, clean cuts and absolute sanitation compliance. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 8 in. Scalloped Bread Knife

    Surgical Precision for the Hardest Crusts A high-carbon, stain-free 8-inch workhorse designed for high-volume prep and zero-slip safety. The Mercer Millennia 8-inch Scalloped Bread Knife is a specialized tool engineered for the high-cadence environment of commercial kitchens. When you handle this knife, the first thing you notice is the weight-to-balance ratio. At a 53-54 HRC, the blade is hard enough to maintain a biting edge through hundreds of loaves, yet flexible enough to prevent snapping under lateral pressure. Unlike generic serrated knives that tear through bread, these scalloped edges are ground to pierce hard sourdough crusts and then glide through soft, airy centers without compressing the crumb. The tactile experience is defined by the dual-material handle. By combining high-impact polypropylene for structural integrity with Santoprene for a rubberized, cushioned feel, the knife remains secure in your hand even when covered in flour, oil, or water. This 'no-slip' grip is a critical safety feature in fast-paced line work. The 8-inch length is specifically chosen for versatility—long enough to handle standard pullman loaves and boules, but compact enough for detail work like slicing ripe tomatoes or thin-skinned citrus without losing control of the tip. This is not just a bread knife; it is a high-utility station knife that thrives under the physical demands of a professional sandwich shop or bakery. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia Series 8 in. Chef Knife

    High-Volume Performance Without the Forged Price Tag When you are four hours into a high-volume prep shift, the weight and grip of your knife become critical safety factors. The Mercer Millennia 8-inch Chef’s Knife (M22608) is specifically engineered to solve the fatigue and slippage issues common in professional environments. Unlike heavy forged knives, this stamped X30Cr13 high-carbon stainless steel blade provides a lighter, more agile feel that excels in repetitive tasks like cubing 50lbs of potatoes or breaking down poultry. The tactile feedback of the handle is where this tool distinguishes itself. By combining soft Santoprene with high-impact polypropylene, Mercer has created a surface that remains secure even when covered in fats or moisture. The textured finger points provide a physical index for your grip, ensuring that your hand stays behind the integrated protective finger guard. During our testing, the 50/50 bevel grind provided clean, straight tracking through dense root vegetables without the 'steering' issues found in cheaper stamped blades. At 53-54 Rockwell Hardness, the steel is intentionally slightly softer than premium Japanese alloys. This is a strategic advantage for commercial settings: it resists chipping under the stress of bone contact and can be realigned in seconds with a few passes on a honing steel. This knife isn't just a tool; it's a high-utility asset designed to pass health inspections (NSF Certified) and survive the rigors of a 24/7 kitchen line. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia Series 10 in. Chef Knife

    The Mercer Millennia 10-inch Chef's Knife is designed for the reality of a busy line. While an 8-inch knife is the standard for home use, the 10-inch M22610 provides the necessary blade length and weight to power through cases of root vegetables or large primal cuts with significantly less fatigue. Handling this knife reveals a forward-balanced feel, allowing the 254mm blade to do the heavy lifting during the rock-chop motion. Constructed from X30Cr13 Japanese high-carbon stainless steel, the blade is tempered to a Rockwell Hardness of 53-54. This specific hardness is a strategic choice for high-volume environments: it is soft enough to resist chipping under stress and can be brought back to a razor edge in seconds using a standard sharpening steel. The 2.55mm spine provides rigid stability, ensuring no blade flex when bisecting dense squash or heavy proteins. The handle is the standout for safety. Using a blend of Santoprene and Polypropylene, the grip features textured 'finger points' that remain secure even when your hands are wet or covered in chicken fat. The ergonomic bolster shape allows for a comfortable pinch grip, protecting the hand during ten-hour shifts. This is not a delicate showpiece; it is a tool built for the heat, speed, and sanitation requirements of a professional kitchen. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 7 in. Granton Santoku

    In a fast-paced commercial kitchen, a knife isn't just a tool; it's an extension of your hand that must perform when covered in moisture, fat, or protein juices. The Mercer Millennia 7-inch Granton Santoku (M22707) is built specifically for this environment. Having handled this blade in high-output environments, the first thing you notice is the tactile security of the Santoprene handle. The blend of soft Santoprene and rigid polypropylene creates a 'rubbery' friction that prevents the knife from rolling or slipping, even with gloved hands or wet palms. The 7-inch blade is shorter than a standard chef's knife, providing superior control for precise dicing of aromatics or slicing through dense root vegetables. The Granton edge (hollow ground scallops) creates small air pockets between the steel and the food. This is particularly noticeable when slicing starchy potatoes or cucumbers; the 'suction' effect is broken, allowing slices to fall away cleanly rather than sticking to the blade face and slowing your rhythm. Constructed from X30Cr13 stainless steel, the blade is designed for durability over extreme hardness. At 53-54 HRC, it resists chipping when it inevitably hits a stainless steel prep table or a bone. While it requires more frequent honing than a high-carbon Japanese blade, it takes an edge back in seconds with a few passes on a ceramic rod. This is a knife meant to be used, abused, sanitized, and returned to the line—providing the consistent performance a professional chef demands without the fragility of artisan cutlery. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 11 in. Granton Slicer

    Engineered for the Carving Station: The 11-Inch Millennia Granton Slicer When working a high-volume buffet line or a busy prep station, the weight and balance of your slicer determine your end-of-shift fatigue levels. The Mercer Millennia 11-inch Granton Slicer (M23011) is specifically weighted to let the blade do the work. Unlike shorter utility knives that require a sawing motion, the 280mm length allows for long, singular strokes that preserve the muscle fibers of large proteins like smoked brisket or roasted turkey. The tactile experience starts with the handle—a dual-material construction of Santoprene and polypropylene. In a wet or greasy environment, this textured grip provides a physical security that standard plastic or wood handles lack. You can feel the thumb rest and finger guard providing a hard stop, which is critical when navigating the slick exterior of a honey-glazed ham. The Granton edge, or Kullenschliff, isn't just an aesthetic choice. As you draw the 2.3mm spine through dense proteins, the alternating hollowed-out grooves create tiny air pockets. This breaking of surface tension prevents suction, allowing delicate slices of roast beef to fall away from the blade without tearing or sticking. The rounded, blunt tip is a specific safety feature designed for crowded kitchens and buffet service, reducing the risk of accidental punctures while maintaining a profile that glides effortlessly across large cutting boards. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 11 in. Serrated Slicer

    Precision Slicing for High-Volume Prep The Mercer Millennia 11-inch Serrated Slicer (M23111) is a workhorse designed for the tactile reality of a commercial kitchen. Unlike shorter knives that require multiple passes, the 11-inch blade allows for long, singular strokes that preserve the structural integrity of the food. When handling this tool, the first thing you notice is the handle's texture. The Santoprene and polypropylene blend provides a high-friction, almost tacky surface that remains secure even when your hands are covered in fats, oils, or flour. This is critical for preventing accidents during four-hour prep shifts. The blade is forged from X30Cr13 stainless steel, a choice specifically made for the professional environment. With a Rockwell hardness of 53-54, the edge is tough enough to resist chipping when it hits a bone or a hard cutting board, yet soft enough to be quickly realigned with a standard honing steel. The serrations are aggressively ground to bite into the hardest sourdough crusts or the slick skin of a ripe tomato without crushing the soft interior. In a professional setting, this knife excels as a versatile 'everything' slicer, moving seamlessly from the bakery station to the carving station. The blunt tip adds a layer of safety in crowded kitchens, reducing the risk of puncture wounds during rapid movement. This is not a delicate showpiece; it is a durable, NSF-certified instrument built for 100+ reps a day. Learn More

    Regular Price: $24.95

    Special Price $19.95

    View Details

  • Mercer Millennia 12 in. Serrated Slicer

    The Mercer Millennia 12-inch Serrated Slicer is a specialized tool designed to solve the problem of short, imprecise cuts on oversized food items. When handling a 9-inch sourdough boule or a full-sized smoked brisket, a standard 8-inch knife forces a sawing motion that tears the fibers and compresses the crumb. This 12-inch (305mm) blade allows for long, fluid strokes, preserving the internal structure of your food while the serrations provide the immediate 'bite' necessary to pierce hard crusts or slippery tomato skins. During hands-on testing, the blade's 2mm spine thickness provides just enough flexibility to follow the contours of a roast while maintaining the rigidity needed for straight vertical slices. The metallurgy is focused on high-volume utility. Forged from X30Cr13 stainless steel, the blade reaches a Rockwell Hardness of 53-54. This specific tempering ensures the edge is tough enough to withstand impact against hard crusts without chipping, while remaining easy to touch up. The handle is where this tool excels in a professional environment. The combination of Santoprene and Polypropylene creates a tactile, slightly tacky surface that remains secure in the palm even when working with meat fats, moisture, or flour. The textured finger points provide a natural pivot for the thumb and forefinger, ensuring that your hand won't slide toward the blade during heavy-duty tasks. This is an NSF-certified tool built for the rigors of a commercial line, offering a balance of reach, safety, and edge geometry that generic kitchen knives cannot match. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 10 in. Bread Knife

    The Mercer Millennia 10-inch Wide Bread Knife is a staple in professional kitchens for a reason: it solves the problem of lateral blade wander. When slicing through dense, rustic sourdough or soft brioche, the 1.375-inch blade width provides the surface area necessary to keep your cuts vertical and consistent. In hands-on testing, the aggressive serrations engage immediately, requiring minimal downward pressure which prevents the crushing of delicate interiors. The tactile experience is defined by the Santoprene handle—a textured, polypropylene-based grip that remains secure even when your hands are wet or covered in flour. This is a critical safety feature in fast-paced commercial environments. The 10-inch (254mm) length allows for a full-stroke draw on oversized loaves, reducing the 'sawing' motion that often leads to ragged edges. Whether you are a culinary student working through a heavy prep list or a home baker seeking professional results, this stamped blade delivers high-carbon performance without the high-cost barrier. We also carry the same knife with a black and white handle that is Available Here. Learn More

Items 1111 to 1120 of 1496 total

per page

Page:
  1. 110
  2. 111
  3. 112
  4. 113
  5. 114