Brand: Gatco
Model: 14 3/4" Bread Knife
Blade Shape: Bread
Blade Material: 440 Stainless
Handle Material: Zytel
Handle Finish: Teal
Blade Length: 10 1/4"
OAL: 14 3/4"
Weight: 4.2oz

Features

The Gatco 14 3/4‑inch Bread Knife is a lightweight fixed‑blade kitchen tool engineered for efficient slicing of crusted and delicate baked goods. The serrated bread‑profile blade measures 10 1/4 inches and is manufactured from 440 stainless steel, providing reliable corrosion resistance and consistent edge durability for repeated cutting through hard crusts and soft interiors. Overall length measures 14 3/4 inches, delivering extended reach and balanced leverage while maintaining a total weight of approximately 4.2 ounces to reduce hand fatigue during prolonged use.

The handle is constructed from Zytel to offer durable impact resistance and a secure, comfortable grip in dry or wet kitchen conditions. Ergonomic shaping supports controlled handling and stability during long slicing motions, promoting clean cuts without crushing bread texture. Balanced proportions and corrosion‑resistant materials make this knife well suited for home kitchens, outdoor cooking setups, and food preparation environments where precision, ease of handling, and dependable performance are essential.

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