Henckels HI Knife Sharpener 11299-004 – Official Japanese Model

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Price 2,769 JPY
( US$ 16.91 /  UK£ 12.73 /  EUR 14.87 /  A$ 24.20 /  C$ 23.88 )
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Item Locale Japan
Last update Jun 27th 2023 JST
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Henckels HI Knife Sharpener 11299-004 – Official Japanese Model

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The Henckels HI Knife Sharpener is designed for effortless sharpening of stainless steel double-edged kitchen knives at home. Featuring a unique sharpening element composed of ceramic and specialized steel, it carefully aligns your knife’s edge at the perfect angle to restore its sharpness.

This sharpener is an officially certified product meeting Japan's strict quality inspection standards, ensuring reliability and safety. Crafted in Germany from premium materials, it offers exceptional durability for long-lasting performance.

Please note, this sharpener is not suitable for serrated or single-edged knives. It is also incompatible with specific high-hardness knives rated HRC60 and above, such as the TWIN Cermax MD67; customers are advised to check their knife model before purchase. Compact and easy to store, this tool is ideal for anyone looking to maintain the longevity of their everyday kitchen knives.

Specifications:
Model: 11299-004
Brand: ZWILLING
Manufacturer: Zwilling J.A. Henckels
Material: Body - ABS resin; Sharpening part - ceramic and special steel
Country of Origin: Germany
Size: 22cm (length) × 6cm (width) × 3cm (height)
Weight: 0.31 pounds
Color: Henckels Black
Package Quantity: 1
Battery: Not required
Care Instructions: Wipe sharpening part dry with a brush or soft cloth
Compatible Knives: Stainless steel double-edged knives only
Not Suitable For: Serrated and single-edged knives, and specific high-hardness knives (HRC60 and above)