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Hospitality Cutlery ZWILLING. Since 1731. MADE IN BELGIUM Contents ZWILLING® Cutlery ZWILLING® KolorID 4 TWIN® Master 6 TWIN® Master Paring Knives 8 Steak Knives 9 ZWILLING® Pro 12 HHHHFOUR STAR® 18 Kramer by ZWILLING® Cutlery Collection EUROLINE Carbon Collection 22 EUROLINE Stainless Steel Damascus Collection 24 MIYABI Cutlery MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 28 MIYABI EVOLUTION 30 MIYABI ARTISAN 32 MIYABI KAIZEN 34 MIYABI BLACK 36 MIYABI KOH 38 ZWILLING Accessories Knife Storage & Accessories 42 Steels 44 Handheld Sharpeners & Stones 45 Kramer by ZWILLING® Accessories 46 Kitchen Shears 48 Tel: (914) 749-3405 •Fax: (914) 747-1851 • Email: [email protected] ZWILLING® Cutlery Founded in 1731, ZWILLING has an unrivaled expertise in the manufacturing of premium cutlery. In over 280 years, this industry leader has perfected steel selection, hardening processes, blade sharpening and handle manufacturing. The result: extremely sharp and durable blades with optimal balance and ergonomics. The knives are made of proprietary high quality special formula steel. Combined with ZWILLING’s signature ice-hardening technique, these FRIODUR blades are harder, sharper, they will NOT STAIN or chip and they retain their sharpness longer. Precision-stamped or forged from a single piece of steel, these knives have an exceptionally sturdy, balanced and flexible blade. Each knife is honed and hand-finished by the most skilled artisans. Professional chefs worldwide trust the tradition and quality of these impressive knives. ZWILLING® KolorID 4 TWIN® Master 6 TWIN® Master Paring Knives 8 Steak Knives 9 ZWILLING® Pro 12 HHHHFOUR STAR® 18 EUROLINE Carbon Collection 22 EUROLINE Stainless Steel Damascus Collection 24 2 3 ZWILLING® KolorID ZWILLING® KolorID Made in Spain Made in Spain ■■ High carbon, nitrogen enriched NO STAIN steel DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC 5" Utility Knife 33107-131 035886284879 ■■ One-piece precision stamped blade for a lighter weight knife without sacrificing strength ■■ Ice-hardened FRIODUR® blade starts sharper stays 6" Boning Knife 33104-151 035886284817 sharper longer and has superior resilience ■■ Precision-honed and laser controlled edge to ensure ideal 6" Flexible Boning Knife 33105-151 035886284831 cutting angles for sharpness and durability ■■ Non-hydroscopic safe-grip (won’t absorb liquids) molded polypropylene handle safe up to 100ºC / 212ºF 7" Hollow Edge Santoku Knife 33108-181 035886296124 ■■ Each knife comes with 6 color buttons to identity food preparation tasks to prevent cross-contamination. 8" Fillet Knife 33103-201 035886284794 Color buttons are easy to interchange. ■■ Dishwasher safe 8" Hollow Edge Chef's Knife 33111-201 035886284916 The ingenious 6 color ID button system easily identifies a knife to prevent cross-contamination during food 8" Chef's Knife 33101-201 035886284732 preparation—ideal for the conscientious chef. These precision stamped, finely honed, high-performance “NO-STAIN” stainless steel blades with ergonomic, 10" Chef's Knife 33101-251 035886284756 safe-grip handles make ZWILLING KolorID the perfect knives for the commercial kitchen. 12" Chef's Knife 33101-301 035886284770 SUGGESTED COLOR / FOOD REFERENCES 10" Pastry/Slicing Knife 33106-251 035886296087 ALLERGEN ALERT RAW MEAT RAW VEGETABLES 12" Serrated Pastry Knife 33106-301 035886284855 COOKED AND SMOKED MEATS FISH AND SEAFOOD 10" Hollow Edge Slicing Knife 33110-251 035886296100 SALADS AND FRUITS BAKERY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 14" Hollow Edge Slicing Knife 33110-361 035886284893 HACCP & NSF approved. Kolor ID Buttons (7 Pieces) 33100-999 035886287405 Features removable color button for fully customizable knives The knives in this series are NSF certified and have been independently tested for use in a commercial food service setting. 4 They conform to all relevant NSF / ANSI standards for commercial food use. 5 TWIN® Master TWIN® Master Made in Spain Made in Spain ■■ High carbon, nitrogen enriched NO STAIN steel DESCRIPTION ■■ One-piece precision stamped blade for a lighter weight knife without sacrificing strength 6" Boning Knife 32100-163 32100-164 32100-160 32200-164 32300-164 ■■ Ice-hardened FRIODUR® blade starts sharper stays sharper longer and has superior resilience 6" Flex Boning Knife 32101-163 32101-164 32101-160 32201-164 32301-164 ■■ Precision-honed and laser controlled edge to ensure ideal cutting angles for sharpness and durability 6" Wide Boning Knife 32131-163 32131-164 32131-160 32231-164 32331-164 ■■ ZWILLING logo debossed on the handle ■■ Dishwasher safe 8" Pro Butcher Knife 32106-203 32106-200 32206-204 32306-204 The professional’s choice: TWIN Master meets all the requirements of strict hygiene, safety and quality 8" Chef's Butcher Knife 32107-203 32107-200 32207-204 32307-204 regulations demanded in a commercial kitchen. Featuring a high initial cutting performance, long lasting cutting properties and ergonomically shaped handles, 8" Chef’s Knife TBD 32108-203 32108-204 32108-200 32108-202 32208-204 32308-204 TWIN Master provides the ideal selection of knives for a demanding kitchen. The 7 handle colors allow for a wide variety for the selective chef. Perfect for commercial 9.5" Chef’s Knife TBD 32108-253 32108-254 32108-250 32108-252 32208-254 32308-254 kitchens following HACCP guidelines. Handles available in 7 colors: 9.5" Slicing Knife 32112-250 32212-254 32312-254 ALLERGEN ALERT 9.5" Serrated 32110-250 32210-254 32310-254 RAW MEAT Pastry Knife RAW VEGETABLES COOKED AND SMOKED MEATS 9.5" Serrated 32102-253 32102-250 32202-254 32302-254 Slicing Knife FISH AND SEAFOOD SALADS AND FRUITS 11.5" Serrated 32102-303 32102-300 32202-304 32302-304 BAKERY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Slicing Knife 11.5" Chef’s Knife TBD 32108-303 32108-304 32108-300 32108-302 32208-304 32308-304 HACCP & NSF approved. The knives in this series are NSF certified and have been independently tested for use in a commercial food service setting. 6 They conform to to all relevant NSF / ANSI standards for commercial food use. 7 TWIN® Master Paring Knives Steak Knives Made in Spain DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC Black 2.5" Bird's Beak 32200-064 035886363789 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39040-000 035886314484 4.5" Serrated Jumbo Steak Knives Black Poly White 2.5" Bird's Beak 32300-064 035886363819 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39042-000 035886314521 4.5" Serrated Jumbo Steak Knives Yellow 2.5" Bird's Beak 32100-060 035886363635 Medium Brown Pakka Wood 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39043-000 035886314545 Red 2.5" Bird's Beak 32100-063 035886363642 4.5" Serrated Jumbo Steak Knives Dark Brown Pakka Wood Blue 2.5" Bird's Beak 32100-064 035886363659 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39044-000 035886399405 4.5" Fine Edge Jumbo Steak Knives Green 2.5" Bird's Beak 32100-062 035886363666 Black Poly 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39046-000 035886399429 Black 3" Kudamono 32200-084 035886363796 4.5" Fine Edge Jumbo Steak Knives Medium Brown Pakka Wood White 3" Kudamono 32300-084 035886363826 12 Piece ZWILLING® Steak House Set 39045-000 035886399412 4.5" Fine Edge Jumbo Steak Knives Dark Brown Pakka Wood Yellow 3" Kudamono 32100-080 035886363680 4 Piece TWIN® Gourmet Steak Knife Set 39123-000 035886439255 Red 3" Kudamono 32100-083 035886363697 12 Piece Stainless Steel Porterhouse 39133-210 035886521387 Blue 3" Kudamono 32100-084 035886363703 Steak Knife Set Green 3" Kudamono 32100-082 035886363710 4 Piece Stainless Steel Serrated Steak Knife Set 39135-000 035886110116 Black 4" Paring Knife 32200-104 035886363802 4 Piece Stainless Steel Serrated Mignon 39113-000 035886261726 Steak Knife Set White 4" Paring Knife 32300-104 035886363833 4 Piece ZWILLING® Pro Steak Knife Set 38430-002 035886292898 Yellow 4" Paring Knife 32100-100 035886363734 Red 4" Paring Knife 32100-103 035886363741 4 Piece PROFESSIONAL "S" Steak Knife Set 39188-000 035886092207 Blue 4" Paring Knife 32100-104 035886363758 4 Piece FOUR STAR® Steak Knife Set 39190-000 035886016708 Green 4" Paring Knife 32100-102 035886363765 8 9 Steak Knives Steak Knives DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC 4 Piece ZWILLING Steakhouse Steak 39134-000 035886324261 8 Piece Stainless Steel Serrated Steak 39135-850 035886157593 Knife Set with Storage Case Knife Set with Wood Presentation Case 4 Piece ZWILLING Porterhouse Steak 39150-004 035886382476 8 Piece ZWILLING Porterhouse Steak 39133-850 035886521240 Knife Set with Beechwood Box Knife Set with Beechwood Box 4 Piece ZWILLING Gentlemen’s Steak 39137-000 035886324278 8 Piece TWIN® Gourmet Steak Set 39123-850 035886165505 Knife Set with Leather Travel Case with Wood Presentation Case 10 11 ZWILLING® Pro ZWILLING® Pro ® ZWILLING Pro is the most-user friendly knife on the market. DESCRIPTION ITEM NUMBER UPC Designed by internationally acclaimed designer Matteo Thun, years of work culminated in the ZWILLING wedge geometry 2.75" Bird's Beak Peeling Knife 38400-053 035886326333 that improves comfort and optimizes cutting technique. The innovative curved bolster is an extension of the hand, supporting the professional grip with thumb and index finger 3" Paring Knife 38400-083 035886292751 on the blade. The curved blade supports both classic Western circular or rocking cuts and Asian-style chopping cuts. The knives are made of proprietary special formula steel 3" Kudamono Paring Knife 38400-093 035886326357 that has been perfected for over 280 years. Combined with ZWILLING’s signature ice-hardening technique, these FRIODUR® blades are harder, sharper, they will NOT STAIN or chip and they retain their sharpness longer. 4" Paring
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    F latware Table of Contents Silverplate & 18/10 Stainless Steel Bellini 6 (T029/V029) Mascagni 18 (T023/V023) Satin Reflections 30 (T528) Colosseum 8 (T061) Puccini 20 (T030/V030) Scarlatti 32 (T018/V018) Corelli 10 (T168/V168) Quantum 22 (T673/V673) Vasari 34 (T009) Donizetti 12 (T022/V022) Reflections 24 (T672/V672) Verdi 36 (T031/V031) Elevation 14 (T283/V283) Rossini 26 (T314/V314) Viotti 38 (T024/V024) Fulcrum 16 (T657/V657) Satin Fulcrum 28 (T812) Silverplate 18/10 Stainless Steel Marquette* 106 (2272) Astragal 42 (1119) Apex 70 (T483) Michelangelo 108 (2765) Becket 44 (1336) Arbor Rose 72 (2552) Moda 110 (T711) Croydon 46 (1312) Astragal 74 (T11 9) Moda Lux 112 (T133) Eton 48 (1305) Cabria 76 (T958) Needlepoint* 114 (2544) Regis 50 (1364) Chateau* 78 (2610) Patrician 116 (T322) Seneca 52 (1315) Cheviot 80 (T389) Rio 118 (2621) Table of Contents of Table Silver Shell 54 (1046) Cityscape 82 (2507) Satin Astragal 120 (T045) Classic Shell 84 (2496) Satinique 122 (2599) Silverplate & 18/10 Stainless Steel Cooper 86 (T416) Scroll* 124 (2201) Baguette 56 (T148/V148) Deauville 88 (T433) Sestina 126 (T301) Lido 58 (T246/V246) Flight* 90 (2865) Stiletto 128 (2972) New Rim 60 (T015/V015) Inn Classic 92 (2305) Unity 130 (2347) New York 62 (T131/V131) Ivy Flourish 94 (T638) Verge 132 (T947) Pearl 64 (T163/V163) Jade 96 (T057) Perimeter 66 (T936/V936) Julliard 98 (2273) Saumur 68 (T010/V101) Lexia 100 (B576) Libra 102 (T922) Lonsdale* 104 (B740) * Denotes 18/8 composition. 2 Cover photo features Ivy Flourish flatware. 18/0 Stainless Steel Acclivity