Laminated carbon steel refers to a construction method where a hard carbon steel cutting core is embedded between softer steel layers. This combines cutting performance and durability.
Three key characteristics of the material: Edge Retention, Rust Resistance, and Sharpenability
Edge Retention: dependent on the core steel
Cutting performance is primarily determined by the carbon steel cutting core used.
Rust Resistance: dependent on the steels used
Carbon steel generally requires maintenance, unless stainless outer layers are used.
Sharpenability: good
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Many laminated carbon steels allow for a fine edge and are easy to sharpen.
Areas of Application
Kitchen: Laminated carbon steels are frequently used in traditional kitchen knives, as they enable a fine edge.
Traditional knives: The combination of different steel layers combines various material properties.
Steel Composition
No uniform composition. The properties depend on the core steel and outer layers used.
Produkty s Laminated carbon steel
