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KNIFE SETS, SINGLE BLADES, PEELERS & KITCHEN SHEARS

Kitchen blades, grips & maintenance tools Specify the complete assortment

Kitchen Knife Sets, Peelers, Shears & Knife-Sharpener Sourcing

Source kitchen knife sets, chef and santoku knives, bread and paring blades, peelers, kitchen and poultry shears, compatible sharpeners and protective packaging with item-specific material and size references.

  • Compare forged, hollow-steel, plastic and wood-style handle directions.
  • Build a defined assortment of knives, peelers, shears, blocks and maintenance tools.
  • Match material, edge, compatibility, sample and protective-pack requirements to each item.

Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.

Kitchen Knife Sets, Peelers, Shears & Knife-Sharpener Sourcing category illustration
Category illustration. Product details and the final appearance are confirmed against the selected model and approved sample.

Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.

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Knife directionsChef, santoku, slicer, bread, utility and paring
Handle directionsRiveted, hollow steel, plastic and wood-style
Related toolsPeelers, kitchen and poultry shears, manual sharpeners
Approval focusExact steel, handle, edge, pack count and intended use
Explore the product range

Build the range
your buyers need.

Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.

Kitchen-knife sets and blocks

Plan a coordinated selection of chef, santoku, slicing, bread, utility and paring knives. List each blade separately, then define whether the block, shears or other accessories are included in the retail count.

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Chef and santoku knives

Specify blade length, geometry, material and handle construction around the intended food-preparation task. Confirm the cutting edge and any dimples or surface treatment on the exact selected article.

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Slicing and meat-preparation knives

Select slicing and kitchen-cutting directions with a stated food and task. Agree blade dimensions, stiffness, edge geometry and handle fit; do not assume every knife is suitable for bones or frozen food.

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Bread and serrated knives

Define blade length, serration pattern and grip for bread or other intended cutting tasks. Keep sharpening compatibility separate from fine-edge knives when building the assortment.

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Fruit, utility and paring knives

Include compact preparation knives with their own blade dimensions and protective presentation. Confirm blade shape, edge, handle and pack contents rather than treating a small knife as a scaled copy of another model.

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Forged and riveted-handle directions

Compare bolster, tang and rivet arrangements with the specified steel and handle resin. Agree assembly details and a physical sample before adopting material, balance or grip claims.

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Hollow stainless-steel handles

Explore hollow-handle directions with blade and handle grades specified separately. Check the joint, finish, cleaning access, balance and attachment criteria for the actual construction.

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Wood and wood-composite handles

Compare wood-style handles, including available species or composite options, with the required finish and colour. Identify the actual material, moisture and care requirements, and supporting sourcing documents where requested.

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Coloured blades and handles

Develop a colour-coordinated knife brief using agreed colour references and exact decoration boundaries. Request composition, wear, cleaning and contact evidence for the selected coating; colour alone does not establish hygiene performance.

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Vegetable and fruit peelers

Select plain or finely serrated peeler directions with a defined handle, cutting edge and eye-removal feature. Specify the produce and expected peeling task, grip preference and required packaging.

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Kitchen and poultry shears

Compare general kitchen scissors with dedicated poultry-shear directions. Identify blade features, handle material, lock, separability and any opener or scaling function on the exact selected configuration.

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Knife sharpeners and accessories

Include compatible maintenance tools, guards, blocks and other knife accessories in the quotation brief. Two-stage manual sharpener directions require explicit blade compatibility; the referenced models exclude coated blades, serrated blades and scissors.

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Reference product directions

Start with a product.
Define the details.

Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.

Cream-coloured riveted knife direction sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0116-01

Cream-coloured riveted knife direction

Define individual blades and the block as separate quotation lines. The reference provides a useful starting size range; confirm the final retail piece count.

Blade examples
Chef 8 in; santoku 7 in; slicer 8 in; bread 8 in; utility 4.5 in; paring 3.5 in
Blade reference
30Cr13
Handle reference
ABS; white
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Soft-grip knife and shears direction sourcing illustration
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Soft-grip knife and shears direction

Confirm the selected coated finish, exact set contents and accessory count against an approved sample.

Blade reference
420J2; PVD finish listed
Handle reference
PP with TPR
Blade-size examples
Chef/slicer/bread 8 in; santoku 7 in; utility 4.5 in; paring 3.5 in
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Wood-style handled five-blade direction sourcing illustration
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Wood-style handled five-blade direction

Specify the exact steel and handle composition on the order; visual blade pattern does not establish layered-steel construction.

Blade reference
420J2 in specification table
Blade sizes
Chef/slicer/bread 8 in; utility 5 in; paring 3.5 in
Handle reference
Wood-style material; exact composition to confirm
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Hollow-handle kitchen-knife direction sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0116-04

Hollow-handle kitchen-knife direction

Specify blade and hollow-handle grades separately and confirm the complete selection and accessories.

Blade reference
50Cr15MoV
Handle reference
430 stainless steel; hollow construction
Blade-size examples
Chef/slicer/bread 8 in; santoku 7 in; utility 4.5 in; paring 3.5 in
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Decorated-rivet handle direction sourcing illustration
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Decorated-rivet handle direction

Review the grip, rivets and resin specification with the selected blade. Confirm the exact handle material before approval.

Blade reference
420J2
Finish direction
Black or white handle
Blade examples
Chef 8 in; santoku 7 in; paring 3.5 in
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Hexagonal wood-handle direction sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0116-06

Hexagonal wood-handle direction

Confirm the selected handle material, finish and grip sample alongside the blade specification.

Blade reference
420J2
Blade sizes
Chef/slicer/bread 8 in; utility 5 in; paring 3.5 in
Listed handle options
Wenge or Chinese birch; other wood-style option requires composition confirmation
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Five-colour coated knife direction sourcing illustration
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Five-colour coated knife direction

Agree the colour-to-knife assignment and coating specification for the intended use.

Blade reference
30Cr13 with coating
Handle reference
PP and TPR
Blade sizes
Chef 8 in; santoku 7 in; bread 8 in; utility 5 in; paring 4 in
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Suction-base two-stage sharpener sourcing illustration
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Suction-base two-stage sharpener

Confirm the compatible knife and supporting surface before including this tool in an assortment.

Stages
Two
Coarse stage
Silicon-carbide-coated metal rods
Fine stage
Ceramic rods
Body/base
ABS body; rubber suction holder
Compatibility
Fine-edge knives; excludes coated knives, serrated blades and scissors
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Two-stage sharpener with steel slot cover sourcing illustration
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Two-stage sharpener with steel slot cover

Request the exact construction and use instructions for the selected blade type.

Stages
Two
Coarse/fine media
Silicon-carbide-coated metal rod / ceramic wheel
Construction
ABS body, silicone pad, 430 stainless-steel slot cover
Compatibility
Excludes coated knives, serrated blades and scissors
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Plain and serrated peeler directions sourcing illustration
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Plain and serrated peeler directions

Choose the edge and handle colour around the specified preparation task.

Edge options
Plain or mini-serrated
Additional feature
Potato-eye remover
Colour development
Colour-reference matching available to discuss
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Kitchen and locking poultry shears sourcing illustration
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Kitchen and locking poultry shears

Select the exact functions and handle material; accessory functions vary between configurations.

Kitchen options
Scaling teeth; selected versions add opener or screwdriver tip
Poultry directions
Full tang; locking storage
Poultry handle options
POM, stainless steel or wood-style material
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Sizes and material references apply to the individual directions shown. Confirm the final specification, assortment, accessory count, minimum order, sample charges and schedule in a current proposal. Alternative steels, finishes and packaging are subject to feasibility and approval for the selected item.

What matters for this category

A better brief.
A clearer comparison.

Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.

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Material-led assortment planning

Specify blade steel independently from handle resin, wood composition, coating and block material. This helps compare different knife directions against the same purchasing brief.

02

Cutting and maintenance considered together

Choose knives, shears, peelers and maintenance tools as compatible articles. Keep serrated, coated and fine-edge requirements explicit so the sharpening tool matches the selected blade.

03

Development and packaging in one brief

Discuss OEM or ODM development with blade geometry, colour, handle, complete assortment and packing requirements. Agree samples, development responsibilities and exact deliverables before production approval.

Branding, configuration & packaging

Make the product
fit your programme.

Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.

01

Blade, handle and finish choices

Provide the required blade lengths, task, steel grade, handle construction and authorised artwork. Request a feasibility proposal identifying tooling, decoration, material alternatives and separate development costs.

02

Approve a physical sample

Sample service is listed for several knife directions. Request current availability, price, delivery and approval terms; compare the final grip, balance, edge, joint and colour with the agreed specification.

03

Protect the blades in the final pack

Discuss colour boxes, EVA presentations, blister or tie-card formats and paper or pulp insert directions. Specify protective tips, article count, block inclusion and transit route; confirm any sourcing or material claims with applicable documents.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.

01

Material and construction evidence

Request steel identity, hardness and edge-angle checks, handle-joint or attachment criteria and corrosion evidence appropriate to the selected article. Agree tolerances and acceptance criteria before approval.

02

Cutting-performance review

Discuss relevant cutting and edge-retention evaluation for the selected knife. Request applicable cutting, corrosion, material, metallographic, hardness, angle, pull or twist results for your own specification, with the tested article and acceptance criteria identified.

03

Finish, function and packing checks

Check coating boundaries, handle fit, shears locks, peeler function and sharpener compatibility on samples. Review complete pack contents, edge protection, instructions and transport protection for the actual order.

Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.

Documents matched to the order

Ask for evidence
that fits the product.

Request current documents for the exact knife or tool, construction, finish and intended destination. A general factory statement does not replace item-specific evidence.

State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.

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Item and assortment sheet
Request blade dimensions, steel and handle composition, edge details, coating, component list and a clear count of knives, block, shears and accessories in each retail pack.
Performance and contact evidence
Request relevant material, corrosion, cutting, attachment and food-contact evidence, with the selected finish and article identified. Confirm any care, dishwasher or sharpening claim separately.
Commercial and packing records
Request current sample and development terms, minimums, schedule, approved artwork, pack specification, carton dimensions and weights, inspection plan and any applicable sourcing-certificate scope.
Built around how you sell

Different buyers.
Different specifications.

Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.

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Kitchenware and retail knife collections

Build clearly counted knife and block assortments with coordinated handles, individual blade sizes, protective presentation and care information.

02

Food-preparation tool ranges

Combine appropriate kitchen knives, peelers and shears around a defined preparation task, with the material and function of each tool specified separately.

03

Gift sets and maintenance accessories

Develop authorised gift presentations and compatible sharpening accessories with exact contents, colour, packaging and instructions approved for the final products.

From first brief to a defined order

One contact.
A practical next step.

Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.

01

Share the requirement

Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.

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Compare suitable options

Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.

03

Approve the specification

Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.

04

Confirm the order plan

Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.

Buyer questions

Before you send
your first enquiry.

Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.

What products can I include in an enquiry?

Include knife sets and individual chef, santoku, slicing, bread, utility or paring knives, plus fruit knives, peelers, kitchen or poultry shears, sharpeners, blocks and related accessories. List the required article and quantity separately.

Can the steel and handle materials be changed?

Alternative steel and handle directions are listed for several products. Provide the exact grade, handle composition and finish you require; availability, technical feasibility and cost must be confirmed for that item.

Do the reference piece counts include the block or scissors?

Please define each item in the retail pack. Confirm the number of knives, shears, block and accessories separately so the quoted count matches the approved assortment.

Are patterned blades necessarily layered steel?

No. Specify whether the requirement is a surface pattern or a documented layered-steel construction, and request the exact material and construction evidence for the selected blade.

Can I use the referenced sharpener on every knife?

The two-stage sharpener references exclude coated blades, serrated blades and scissors. Confirm compatibility with the exact knife and edge before selecting a maintenance tool.

Can I request customised colours and packaging?

Yes. Send colour references, authorised artwork, assortment and packing requirements for a feasibility proposal. State protective-tip needs, insert materials, display format and any documented sourcing requirement.

Are samples free, and what is the minimum order or lead time?

Sample service is listed, but free samples, universal minimums and fixed schedules are not established here. Request current sample charges, minimums and timing for the agreed materials, design and packing.

Which evidence should accompany a knife or tool order?

Define the required dimensions, materials, functional and contact evidence, inspection criteria, care instructions and protective packing. Any certificate or performance claim must cover the exact product, finish and relevant scope.

Who handles my enquiry?

Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.

How do I get a price and order minimum?

Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.

Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?

Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.

What should I attach to my email?

Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.

Tell us what you are planning

Your next order
starts with a brief.

A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.

  • Knife or tool types, blade lengths, quantities and exact retail set contents
  • Blade steel, edge geometry, handle material, colour, finish and authorised artwork
  • Use conditions, sharpening compatibility, testing and approval requirements
  • Sample needs, blocks and guards, packaging, destination and target schedule
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Independent sourcing and trading service. Supplier choice, service costs and order conditions are discussed for your project.

Discuss your requirements.

Product selection, customization, samples and quotation enquiries.

Add product, quantity or customization details (optional)

Submit your enquiry directly. We use your details to respond to your sourcing request. For attachments, email kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference. Enquiry data use.

Information basis: published product information reviewed . Reference details support a sourcing discussion. Current supply, samples and product-specific documents are confirmed for the selected item.

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