Couteaux en carbone

Les couteaux de cuisine en acier au carbone sont appréciés des chefs et des amateurs de cuisine pour leur tranchant exceptionnel et leur facilité d'affûtage. L'acier au carbone, utilisé pour la fabrication des couteaux de cuisine, contient généralement entre 0,5 % et 1,5 % de carbone.

Parmi les aciers au carbone les plus connus, on peut citer le Shirogami (acier blanc) et l'Aogami (acier bleu) japonais, ainsi que les aciers européens et américains : 440C, 1095 et 1055.

L'un des principaux avantages des couteaux en acier au carbone est leur capacité à obtenir un tranchant ultra-fin. De plus, ils sont très faciles à aiguiser, notamment sur des pierres à aiguiser. Vous trouverez différents aiguiseurs, dont des pierres à eau, dans notre boutique.

Cependant, les couteaux de cuisine en acier au carbone nécessitent un entretien particulier, car ils sont sujets à la corrosion. Après chaque utilisation, la lame doit être lavée à la main et essuyée. En cas de contact avec des aliments acides (citron, tomates), rincer immédiatement. Une exposition prolongée à l'humidité entraîne la formation de rouille. Les couteaux en acier au carbone ne passent pas au lave-vaisselle.

Veuillez noter que la rouille sur un couteau en acier au carbone n'est pas couverte par la garantie. Une patine apparaît souvent sur ces couteaux. Il ne s'agit pas de rouille.

La patine est une couche d'oxyde qui protège le métal de la corrosion. Contrairement à la rouille, la patine est dense et stable, et ne détruit pas le métal. Elle résulte de l'oxydation du fer au contact de l'humidité et des substances acides. La couleur de la patine peut varier, du gris clair au bleu foncé, voire au noir.

Pour garantir la longévité des couteaux en acier au carbone, il est important de suivre les règles d'entretien de base : ne pas les laisser mouillés, les essuyer soigneusement après utilisation et les lubrifier régulièrement avec de l'huile minérale. Vous trouverez des produits d'entretien pour couteaux en acier au carbone dans une section dédiée de notre boutique.

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Paring Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Zen 9cm FD-561
Sticking to sharpness, the edge satisfies even professionals. Tojiro has more than 5 manufacturing process for edging on this series and are willing to spend a lot of time. Usually, durability is required for business-use, however, “Tojiro” have been pursuing the sharpness and studying edging and structure of a blade for a long time. This is one of a reason that many professionals use “Tojiro” as their favorite knife all over the world.
58,70 €

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Deba Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Shirogami 10.5cm F-897
Tojiro Shirogami Steel Series Mini Light Deba 105mm. Tojiiro has studied the best temperature for hardening, the edge angle, etc. for Shirogami steel. Tojiro can highly recommend this series with firm confidence. Please, use your carbon knives carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.
68,82 €

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Sujihiki Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Shippu Black 21cm FD-1599
Tojiro Shippu Black Sujihiki - slicing knife with 21 cm blade. The Shippu Black series from Tojiro features a 63 layered Damascus Steel blade with a VG-10 core. The blades are anodized black to highlight the elegant patterning.The chestnut wood handle is both beautiful and practical.
194,32 €

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Nakiri Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Shippu Black 16.5cm FD-1598
The Shippu Black series from Tojiro features a 63 layered Damascus Steel blade with a VG-10 core. The blades are anodized black to highlight the elegant patterning.The chestnut wood handle is both beautiful and practical.
194,32 €

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Nakiri Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Shirogami 16.5cm F-702A
Tojiro takes pride in Japanese skills for cutleries. The enthusiasm for pursuing sharpness created “Tamahagane” that is extremely pure iron no one had never seen. The “Tamahagane” is highly valued as “Yasuki-Hagane” that is very good for knive-making in the present days and it also has very important role to support Japanese knife culture. Tojiro employed “Shirogami” that is taken as synonymous with the “Yasuki-Hagane” and put soft iron on it and forged. This series can offer you high quality and reasonable price as well. Special Swordsmith, Tojiro calles them “Tosho”, who are allowed to make Japanese sword by government can only make Japanese sword. Also they are under many restrictions on the materials, processing and so on to protect traditional Japanese way. That is why it is said that “Japanese knives are the best ones that everyone can have, which also have the best keenness”. “Tojiro” also has been transmitting the tradition and trying to develop a fusion of the tradition and modern technology on Japanese-style knives. Tojiiro has studied the best temperature for hardening, the edge angle, etc. for Shirogami steel. Tojiro can highly recommend this series with firm confidence. Please, use your carbon knives carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.
64,76 €

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Nakiri Couteau de cuisine Tojiro Tokyo style 15cm F-700
Tojiro takes pride in Japanese skills for cutleries. The enthusiasm for pursuing sharpness created “Tamahagane” that is extremely pure iron no one had never seen. The “Tamahagane” is highly valued as “Yasuki-Hagane” that is very good for knive-making in the present days and it also has very important role to support Japanese knife culture. Tojiro employed “Shirogami” that is taken as synonymous with the “Yasuki-Hagane” and put soft iron on it and forged. This series can offer you high quality and reasonable price as well. Special Swordsmith, Tojiro calles them “Tosho”, who are allowed to make Japanese sword by government can only make Japanese sword. Also they are under many restrictions on the materials, processing and so on to protect traditional Japanese way. That is why it is said that “Japanese knives are the best ones that everyone can have, which also have the best keenness”. “Tojiro” also has been transmitting the tradition and trying to develop a fusion of the tradition and modern technology on Japanese-style knives. Tojiiro has studied the best temperature for hardening, the edge angle, etc. for Shirogami steel. Tojiro can highly recommend this series with firm confidence. Please, use your carbon knives carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.
68,81 €

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