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Damascus · 60–61 HRC · 208 mm
Steel guide
Damascus steel is built from many layers forge-welded together, which gives each blade its flowing pattern. SAMURA Damascus knives have 67 layers and are hardened to 60–61 HRC or 59–61 HRC.
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Damascus · 60–61 HRC · 208 mm
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Questions
The knives in this group are made with 67 layers.
The layers run through the blade, so the pattern does not disappear with normal use or edge sharpening. Its contrast comes from etching and can soften with abrasive scrubbing or polishing, so clean the blade gently.
The pattern itself is decorative. Performance comes from the steel, its hardness and the grind. At 59–61 HRC, SAMURA Damascus knives are built to hold a fine edge.
Damascus, Damascus 67 and Sultan.
Avoid it. A hard, thin edge can chip. Use a cleaver for bone work and let frozen food thaw first.
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