Zwilling Pro Chef's Knife - 20 cm

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The Zwilling Pro 20 cm Chef's knife is designed for professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts who demand precision, durability, and superior balance in their daily kitchen tasks. As a precision-forged tool, it excels at everything from heavy chopping to delicate slicing; however, users should note that while it is technically dishwasher safe, hand washing is strictly recommended to preserve the edge and handle integrity over the long term.
| Series | Pro |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 38411-201-0 |
| Brand | Zwilling |
While the manufacturer labels it as dishwasher safe, it is highly recommended to hand wash it to maintain the blade sharpness and handle finish.
It depends on usage, but regular honing with a steel before use will extend the time between professional sharpenings.
This product comes with a Zwilling Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and craftsmanship.
Yes, the pro touch bolster is specifically designed to support a pinch grip, which offers better control and stability while cutting.
This knife is manufactured in Germany.
Use a sharpening steel regularly to realign the edge, or schedule a professional sharpening service if the blade has lost its factory edge.
Avoid leaving the knife in water or in the sink. If spots appear, use a specialized stainless steel cleaner or a fine abrasive paste to gently remove them.
To keep your Zwilling Pro knife in optimal condition, always use a wooden or plastic cutting board rather than glass or stone, which can dull the blade instantly. After use, wash the blade immediately with warm water and mild soap, then dry it completely with a soft cloth. Avoid soaking the handle in water, as this can cause the rivets to loosen over time. While the knife is technically compatible with dishwashers, high temperatures and harsh detergents can damage the handle and dull the blade edge prematurely. We recommend storing the knife in a knife block or on a magnetic strip to prevent the edge from hitting other metal utensils.