Kyocera Innovation White 3-inch Ceramic Paring Knife, Blue Handle

Deveining shrimp calls for a fine point that can follow the back of each shell without tearing the meat. With a 3-inch ceramic blade, this blue-handled paring knife is suited to that kind of small, exact cut, and it is just as useful for scoring scallops or trimming a citrus segment.

In the color-coding many kitchens use to separate tasks, blue marks the knives kept for raw fish and seafood, so the handle can do double duty as a label. Kyocera says its zirconia and alumina blade outlasts the brand’s earlier ceramic knives by a factor of two. Lemon juice and brine have nothing to corrode.

We sell Kyocera as an authorized dealer, something buyers check with us before ordering. Kyocera only honors its limited warranty on knives bought through authorized resellers.


Choosing a Paring Knife Color

For general produce work, pick the black-handled version, or choose the red-handled one for raw meat. To color-code a second length, the Innovation White 4.5-inch Utility Knife, Blue Handle and the Innovation White 5.5-inch Santoku, Blue Handle match it.

SKU: TK-075 WH-BU

Availability: In stock

$40.00
  • Details

    Specifications

    • Model: TK-075 WH-BU
    • Series: Kyocera Innovation White
    • Blade length: 3 inches (7.5 cm)
    • Overall length: 7.8 inches (19.8 cm)
    • Blade: White Z212 zirconia ceramic (zirconia and alumina), plain edge
    • Handle: Blue synthetic resin (elastomer), designed by Yohei Kuwano
    • Weight: 0.08 pound (36 g)
    • Made in: Japan
    • Packaging: Plastic-free retail box

    Care

    Cut on a wood or plastic board. Marble, stone, glass, tile and plates will chip a ceramic edge. Kyocera recommends a steel knife for carving, boning, prying, frozen food and cheese, and advises against flexing the blade or twisting it in the cut.

    Kyocera rates Innovation White knives as dishwasher safe and says they can be sanitized in a mild bleach solution. In the dishwasher, use the top rack, as Kyocera advises for its plastic-handled knives. If the white blade picks up stains from foods such as beets or turmeric, Kyocera suggests a paste of baking soda and water. A ceramic blade can break if dropped on a hard floor, so store it in a block such as the Kyocera Universal Knife Block or in a Kyocera 3-inch Edge Guard.


    Sharpening

    A ceramic edge can only be sharpened with diamond abrasive. Ceramic rods and ceramic-wheel sharpeners, including the Kyocera Ceramic Wheel Sharpener, are made for steel knives. For touch-ups at home, use the Kyocera Diamond Wheel Sharpener. For a dull edge or a chip, Kyocera’s authorized service provider, EVERSHARP, sharpens Kyocera ceramic knives and grinds out chips; the request form is on Kyocera’s sharpening service page.

    Additional Info

    Blade Length (Inches) 3 in.
    Blade Length (mm) No
    Blade Width (inches) No
    Grind Straight Edge
    Steel Type Ceramic (Zirconium Oxide)
    Rockwell Hardness No
    Stainless Yes
    Handle Material No
    Spine Thickness (mm) No
    Brand Kyocera Advanced Ceramics
    Country of Manufacture Japan
    SKU TK-075 WH-BU
    Manufacturer's Part Number TK-075 WH-BU
    Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price No

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