Brand: Gatco
Model: 12 1/8" Santoku
Blade Shape: Santoku
Blade Material: 440 Stainless
Handle Material: Zytel
Handle Finish: Black
Blade Length: 8"
OAL: 12 1/8"
Weight: 4.5oz

Features

The Gatco 12 1/8‑inch Santoku Knife is a lightweight fixed‑blade kitchen tool designed for efficient food preparation and controlled cutting performance. The 8‑inch Santoku‑profile blade is manufactured from 440 stainless steel, providing dependable corrosion resistance and stable edge retention for slicing, dicing, and chopping tasks. The broad blade shape supports clean push cuts and controlled rocking motions while allowing effective transfer of food from cutting board to pan. Overall length measures 12 1/8 inches, delivering ample knuckle clearance and balance without excessive weight, with total mass kept to approximately 4.5 ounces for reduced fatigue during extended prep sessions.

The handle is constructed from durable Zytel to provide impact resistance and a secure, comfortable grip in both dry and wet kitchen conditions. The smooth, ergonomic handle geometry promotes control and stability during repetitive cutting motions common in meal preparation. Balanced proportions and corrosion‑resistant materials make this Santoku knife well suited for everyday kitchen use where precision, ease of handling, and reliable performance are essential for efficient food processing.

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