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Fujitora 270mm sujihiki

- $-129.99 USD
  • $129.99 USD

Description

Introducing the Fujitora 270mm Sujihiki (from the makers of Tojiro) – the professional-grade Japanese slicer crafted for the most demanding slicing tasks. Whether you’re carving roasts, slicing large format fish, or preparing sashimi and proteins with precision, this long-blade slicer delivers excellence. With a razor-sharp VG-10 stainless-steel core clad in softer outer steel, this knife offers durability, edge retention and ease of maintenance—all at remarkable value.

Thanks to its high-quality VG-10 core and professional length, the Fujitora 270mm Sujihiki delivers precision, edge-retention, and great value. It offers the user the performance of a high-end professional slicer, with Japanese manufacturing and a trusted brand pedigree—ideal for serious home cooks or professional kitchens alike.

  • Blade Length: 270 mm (~10.6″) 

  • Overall Length / Total Length: Approx. 395 mm (~15.6″) 

  • Weight: ~220 g (≈7.7 oz) 

  • Blade Steel:

    • Core: VG-10 high carbon stainless steel 

    • Cladding: 13-Chrome Stainless Steel (3-layer construction)

    • Hardness: Approximately HRC 60 ± 1 

  • Blade Thickness: ~2.3 mm (~0.091″) 

  • Blade Height (at heel): ~38-40 mm 

  • Bevel: Double edged (suitable for left or right handed use) 

  • Handle Material: Composite / reinforced laminated material with Stainless Steel bolster 

  • Purpose: Sujihiki blade — ideal for long-stroke slicing of boneless meats, large fish or roasts. The long thin blade allows for clean single-stroke cuts rather than back-and-forth sawing. 

  • Production Location: Japan (Tsubame-Sanjo region, Niigata)

Care Instructions

  • Hand-wash with warm water, dry thoroughly. Avoid dishwashers. 

  • Do not attempt chopping frozen foods, bones or hitting hard surfaces—they may chip or break the thin slicing blade. 

  • Use a Japanese whetstone to maintain edge sharpness; this high-hardness blade benefits from proper sharpening techniques.