Carving & Slicing Knives

Carving and slicing knives are designed to be used when slicing meat. Both carving and slicing knives have long, thin, blades that typically range from 8 to 14 inches in length. This enables the user to create a long slice of meat or fish in a single stroke avoiding unnecessary back and forth sawing motions that tear at flesh and jeopardize the cleanliness of the cut. The thinness of the blade lends versatility to the carving knife which is often used by chefs when slicing wellington, cordon bleu, and other breaded dishes. Carving knives come to a sharp point unlike slicers also known as slicing knives. The tip of a slicing knife has been rounded for the protection of anyone on the other side of a carving station who may be overly eager to reach in for an extra helping of roast beef.  Note that a Granton or Kullenschliff edge is most appropriate when applied to this knife shape as opposed to any other.

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  • Granton 10 in. Meat Slicer

    This is the most popular of the Granton slicers. The narrow 10 in. blade works well for carving a roast chicken or turkey, slice roasts, but is still narrow enough to carve expensive hams and maneuver around the bone. This is a fairly stiff knife not well suited for salmon. 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
  • Granton 12 in. Narrow Slicer

    Granton 12 in. Narrow Slicer works well for carving a roast chicken or turkey, slice roasts, but is still narrow enough to carve expensive hams and maneuver around the bone. This is a fairly stiff knife not well suited for salmon. Learn More
  • Granton 12 in. Beef Slicer

    Granton 12 in. (300mm) Slicer is a wider version of model(N24632). This hollow edge slicer is made of high quality 420 Stainless Steel known for its toughness and ability to take a new edge. The unique dimpled edge keeps the food from sticking to the blade. Made in Sheffield, England. Learn More
  • Granton 14 in. Beef Slicer

    Granton 14 in. (360mm) Slicer is made of high quality 420 Stainless Steel known for its toughness and ability to take a new edge. The unique dimpled edge keeps the food from sticking to the blade, making this knife a great tool for butchers or anyone cutting meat. Made in Sheffield, England. Learn More
  • Mercer Renaissance 11 in. Granton Edge Slicer

    This high-performing knife featuring a stamped 3/4 tang construction is designed to bring new life to a kitchen classic. The high carbon no-stain Germany cutlery steel is built to withstand slicing through the tough outer skin of fruits, vegetables, breads, and meats thanks to its rust and corrosion-resistant properties. From fine-dining establishments to culinary classes, Mercer Culinary has mastered the comfortable form and powerhouse function needed in one of the chef's most used tools. Granton Edge
    The granton edge provides easy slicing through bread or tough melon rinds by creating small air spaces between the product and the knife. Shortened Bolster
    Thanks to its shortened bolster design, the bottom of this knife exposes the full blade edge, which allows for easier sharpening and maintenance. Learn More
  • Granton 12 in. Extra Wide Beef Slicer

    The Granton 12 in. Extra Wide Beef Slicer is a favorite for precise clean thin slices. Widely used in hotel and restaurant service for a meat carving station and also for hand carving this sirloin strip steaks. The wide blade creates nice clean lines that tend to go straight down with less twisting than a narrow slicer. Learn More
  • Granton 14 in. Wide Slicing Knife

    The Granton 14 in. Slicer is wide for better coverage. The Granton Edge ensures that meats do not stick to the blade. Perfect for Steamship Rounds and similar large roasts. Learn More
  • Mercer Millennia 14 in. Granton Slicer

    Uniform Slicing Precision for High-Volume Culinary Environments When handling a full-sized steamship round or a dense smoked brisket, the 14-inch reach of the Mercer Millennia Slicer provides the necessary stroke length to complete a slice in one continuous movement. This prevents the 'sawing' motion that tears delicate meat fibers. In hands-on testing, the blade's 2.15mm spine thickness offers enough rigidity to track straight through heavy roasts without bowing, yet maintains a lightweight profile that reduces wrist fatigue during long shifts at the carving station. The Granton edge—often referred to as 'Kullenschliff'—features alternating hollowed-out divots. These air pockets create a physical buffer between the X30Cr13 stainless steel and the protein, significantly reducing suction. When slicing moist hams or fatty briskets, the meat drops away from the blade instantly rather than sticking to the flats. Security is paramount in high-speed commercial kitchens. The Millennia handle is a hybrid of Santoprene and polypropylene, providing a textured, 'grippy' feel even when hands are wet or oily. The blunt safety tip is a deliberate design choice for busy prep areas, reducing the risk of accidental puncture wounds while navigating crowded workstations. This is not a delicate display piece; it is a workhorse tool forged for the rigors of professional catering and high-output delis. Learn More
  • Granton 10 in. Meat Slicer with Rosewood Handle

    The Granton 10 in. x 1 in. Meat Slicer is a perfect all purpose size for carving game birds or roasts. Learn More

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