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Choose every blade for its task. Bring the preparation collection together.

Kitchen Knife Sets, Individual Knives, Boards, Shears & Sharpening Tools

Develop a kitchen preparation range across knife block sets, individual chef, slicing, bread, santoku, utility, steak and paring formats, cutting boards, kitchen shears, sharpening tools and utensil directions. Compare selected catalogue blade thicknesses, steels, handle constructions and set contents, then confirm the current drawing, authorised design, material evidence, sample and packing for each enquiry.

  • Compare knife families by steel, thickness, grip and actual cutting task.
  • Coordinate blocks, boards, shears, sharpening tools and kitchen accessories.
  • Develop the design, material analysis, documents and presentation as one brief.

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

Kitchen Knife Sets, Individual Knives, Boards, Shears & Sharpening Tools 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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Core rangeKnife sets, individual kitchen knives and preparation accessories
Handle directionsHollow steel, ABS, PP, wood, bamboo and bolstered constructions
Reference detailSelected item-specific blade thicknesses and set contents
Current order basisAuthorised design, exact assembly, approved sample and quotation
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.

Complete knife block sets

Develop a block-based assortment with each blade, holder and accessory identified. Published directions separate bolstered, hollow-metal, plastic and wooden grips, with selected six-, seven- and eight-piece configurations. Confirm whether the holder, shears and sharpener are counted in the headline piece total.

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Individual kitchen knives

Build a task-led range across chef, slicing, bread, santoku, utility, steak and paring directions. Several series provide an explicit thickness schedule for each nominal format. Define the actual blade drawing, edge and cutting task rather than transferring one family’s thickness or material to another.

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Hollow steel-handle knives

Explore a steel-grip direction with a hollow construction, satin appearance or stamped-line surface. Selected references use a 430 stainless-steel grip with a separate blade grade. Define joint, balance, finish and handle geometry on the actual sample; an all-metal appearance does not establish a single alloy throughout.

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ABS and PP grip directions

Compare injection-grip PP with riveted full-tang ABS and separate bolstered ABS designs. The structure, blade thickness and steel vary by reference. Specify colour, grip geometry, fastening and working end for each chosen item instead of treating all plastic-handle knives as one construction.

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Wood, bamboo and composite-wood handles

Include wood-handle, carbonised-bamboo and separately listed Pakka-wood directions where they suit the range. Identify species or material construction, finish, attachment and bolster separately. Agree care and appearance requirements, allowing for variation in natural grain and verifying the current material specification.

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Bolsters, rivets and surface finishes

Discuss cast steel bolsters, decorative or fastening rivets, full tangs, satin blades and selected coated directions as individual design features. Confirm the actual forming and attachment route. A catalogue category that uses the word forged does not prove the entire blade-and-handle assembly is one forged piece.

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Cutting-board projects

Coordinate a cutting-board brief with the selected knives. Specify material, species or construction, cutting area, thickness, joining, surface treatment and any feet or handling feature. Current board models and numerical specifications should be confirmed individually before selecting them for a set.

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Kitchen and poultry shears

Explore general kitchen-scissor and poultry-shear directions. A selected poultry reference gives a nominal length, blade thickness and separate handle and blade steels. Confirm pivot, edge, task limits, cleaning and grip requirements for the actual tool, especially when it will be included with knives.

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Sharpening tools and rods

Choose a maintenance tool to match the intended knife edge and care programme. Selected rod-style references provide a nominal size and carbon-steel working material with distinct grip constructions. Confirm surface treatment, geometry and instructions rather than assuming every sharpener suits every blade.

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Kitchen-utensil and baking-set enquiries

Include the required kitchen utensils in the collection brief, specifying each working end, material and handle. Baking sets appear in the original range brief and can be checked as an additional enquiry. Current utensils, baking components and numerical specifications need confirmation by item.

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Portable knife storage and presentation

Explore a defined set with a suitable holder and carrying-cover brief for gifting or transport. A published design reference combines five knife types with storage and a fabric-carrying direction. Develop an authorised proposal with retention, blade protection, dimensions, materials and packing agreed for the intended use.

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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.

PP-grip knife format and thickness group sourcing illustration
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PP-grip knife format and thickness group

A published injection-grip reference separates the larger cutting formats from smaller utility, steak and paring pieces. Confirm current geometry and edge details for each selected knife.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed grip
PP injection construction
Listed 2.0 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread
Listed 1.5 mm blades
5 in utility, 4.5 in steak and 3.5 in paring
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Riveted full-tang ABS knife group sourcing illustration
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Riveted full-tang ABS knife group

Compare a separate ABS-grip family with a riveted full-tang construction. The blade schedule belongs to this reference and should be checked against the current sample.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed grip
ABS, full tang, three steel rivets
Listed 2.0 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 7 in santoku
Listed 1.5 mm blades
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring
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Hollow steel-grip knife group sourcing illustration
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Hollow steel-grip knife group

A hollow-handle family lists a different thickness group from the injection-grip references. Specify the blade and grip as distinct components.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed handle steel
430 stainless steel; hollow construction
Listed 2.5 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 7 in santoku
Listed 2.0 mm blades
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring
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Stamped-line hollow-handle direction sourcing illustration
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Stamped-line hollow-handle direction

A separate hollow-grip reference adds a stamped-line surface and a black coated direction. Confirm the actual coating system and limits for the complete assembly.

Listed blade and grip steels
3Cr13 blade; 430 hollow grip
Listed large-blade schedule
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 7 in santoku, each 2.5 mm
Listed small-blade schedule
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring, each 2.0 mm
Listed surface direction
Stamped handle lines and black coating
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Bolstered ABS knife direction sourcing illustration
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Bolstered ABS knife direction

A bolstered reference combines a cast metal component with an ABS grip. Confirm the actual blade, bolster, tang and grip interfaces rather than inferring a one-piece construction.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed grip combination
ABS with 430 stainless-steel cast bolster
Listed 2.5 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 7 in santoku
Listed 2.0 mm blades
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring
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Carbonised-bamboo grip direction sourcing illustration
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Carbonised-bamboo grip direction

A separately listed knife group combines bamboo and a metal bolster. Define the actual finish, joint and care instructions for the chosen current design.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed grip combination
Carbonised bamboo with 430 stainless-steel cast bolster
Listed 2.5 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread
Listed 2.0 mm blades
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring
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Pakka-wood grip direction sourcing illustration
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Pakka-wood grip direction

A distinct wood-composite handle reference uses its own blade thickness schedule. Confirm material construction and finish rather than treating the name as a wood-species declaration.

Listed blade steel
3Cr13 stainless steel
Listed grip combination
Pakka wood with 430 stainless-steel cast bolster
Listed 2.5 mm blades
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 7 in santoku
Listed 2.0 mm blades
5 in utility and 3.5 in paring
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Wood-grip block set with accessories sourcing illustration
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Wood-grip block set with accessories

A published eight-piece configuration includes five kitchen knives, shears, a sharpening tool and a holder. Confirm current species, fittings and slot fit before selecting an authorised version.

Listed blade steel
3Cr14 stainless steel
Listed knife formats
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 5 in utility; 3.5 in paring
Listed added items
8 in kitchen shears; 8 in sharpening tool; acacia block with clear acrylic window
Listed grip detail
Wood grip, full tang and three brass rivets
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Compact wood-grip block-set direction sourcing illustration
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Compact wood-grip block-set direction

A separate six-piece set combines five kitchen knives with a rubber-wood block. The source’s grip-species entries differ, so agree the actual wood identity in the current specification.

Listed blade steel
3Cr14 stainless steel
Listed knife formats
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 5 in utility; 3.5 in paring
Listed holder
Rubber-wood block
Listed grip components
Wood grip with 430 cast bolster and three brass rivets
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Colour-finish metal-grip block set sourcing illustration
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Colour-finish metal-grip block set

A hollow-grip set direction lists a matching colour-finish stand. Specify finish, coating and the entire set assembly for the current proposal.

Listed blade steel
3Cr14 stainless steel
Listed handle material
430 stainless steel, hollow
Listed set contents
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 5 in utility; 3.5 in paring; metal stand
Listed presentation
Colour-finish grip and stand direction
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Acacia-block hollow-grip set sourcing illustration
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Acacia-block hollow-grip set

Another six-piece reference connects a hollow steel grip with a wooden holder and metal support. Confirm the actual holder and surface arrangement against the approved sample.

Listed blade steel
3Cr14 stainless steel
Listed handle material
430 stainless steel, hollow
Listed set contents
8 in chef, slicer and bread; 5 in utility; 3.5 in paring; holder
Listed holder construction
Acacia block with black-finished metal support
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Poultry-shear reference sourcing illustration
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Poultry-shear reference

A published poultry tool provides a distinct nominal format and thickness. Assess the exact pivot, edge, cleaning and intended tasks on the actual current assembly.

Nominal listed size
10 in
Listed blade thickness
4.0 mm
Listed blade steel
2Cr13 stainless steel
Listed handle steel
430 stainless steel, hollow
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Bolstered polymer-grip sharpening rod sourcing illustration
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Bolstered polymer-grip sharpening rod

A rod-style reference pairs a carbon-steel working section with a polymer-and-metal grip. Confirm the intended blade compatibility and instructions.

Nominal listed size
8 in
Listed working material
No. 45 carbon steel
Listed grip combination
POM with 430 stainless-steel cast bolster
Listed fastening detail
Three steel rivets
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Hollow-grip sharpening rod sourcing illustration
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Hollow-grip sharpening rod

A separate maintenance-tool direction lists an all-metal-looking hollow grip with its own material specification.

Nominal listed size
8 in
Listed working material
No. 45 carbon steel
Listed handle steel
430 stainless steel
Listed handle construction
Hollow
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Portable five-knife collection direction sourcing illustration
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Portable five-knife collection direction

Use a portable storage brief to discuss a complete authorised set with appropriate blade protection and a carrying arrangement. Confirm current design rights, materials and retention requirements.

Published knife types
Chef, slicing, bread, utility and paring
Published presentation direction
Storage holder with fabric-carrying arrangement
Specification to agree
Each blade, holder, cover, retention, finish and protective packing
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These are individual published catalogue configurations, with several source entries dating to the earlier catalogue period. Current availability, drawings, tolerances, materials, finishes, authorised design and commercial terms must be confirmed before an order. Blade thicknesses belong to the stated family and nominal knife type; they are not a universal range specification. Listed steels are retained as stated, including distinct 3Cr13, 3Cr14 and 2Cr13 references. No current certification, hardness, antimicrobial, dishwasher, coating-life or delivery guarantee is inferred.

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.

01

An assortment built from individual decisions

Select knives by task, thickness, grip and assembly, then coordinate the block and maintenance tools. The resulting brief can distinguish entry-level injection grips, metal handles and natural-material directions without merging their technical specifications.

02

Design and material coordination

Development services describe work from a customer idea, improvement of an existing product, packaging design and process analysis. Bring those inputs together with authorised references, target materials and a clear functional brief for the current project.

03

Quality and documentation in the enquiry

Include risk assessment, quality requirements and technical-document control with the product and presentation brief. Agree the evidence, inspection criteria and approval sequence for each exact assembly before releasing an order.

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 and grip development

Send authorised drawings, intended tasks, nominal formats, steel, thickness, edge and grip preferences. Discuss an original concept or a defined improvement with feasibility, assembly route, tooling ownership and development charges confirmed before work starts.

02

Holder, accessories and presentation

Define block material and layout, shears, sharpening tool, board and any carrying-cover requirement. Specify authorised artwork, finish and complete pack contents. Confirm fitting, blade protection, retention and protective presentation against the proposed set.

03

Sample and quotation approval

Request current sample availability, costs, minimum quantities and an approval-based schedule for the selected design. Agree any material analysis, prototype, packing sample or pre-shipment approval required. The quotation should identify each item and the approvals that release the next stage.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

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

01

Blade and structural inspection

Define steel verification, thickness, edge, cutting, corrosion and attachment criteria for the chosen knife or shear. Check the blade-to-handle transition, tang, bolster, rivets or pivot as applicable, with reports and inspections matched to the exact proposed assembly.

02

Natural materials, coatings and care

Specify wood species or composite construction, bamboo treatment, finish and care requirements where relevant. For a coated blade or grip, confirm the actual coating and appropriate evidence. Colour and appearance alone do not establish food-contact, chemical-absence or durability claims.

03

Complete-set and packing checks

Agree holder fit, accessory count, blade protection, carrying retention where applicable, artwork and packing inspection. Define the required retail presentation and transport protection, and record approval of the final complete sales unit rather than only a loose knife sample.

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.

A complete enquiry identifies every blade, grip, holder, accessory and pack component. Prepare the following information so current feasibility, evidence and commercial conditions can be evaluated together.

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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Technical and material schedule
Provide each knife format, drawing, blade steel, thickness, edge and handle construction, plus bolster, tang, rivet or pivot details. List the holder, board, shear, sharpening tool and any utensil or baking component required.
Use, care and evidence brief
State intended cutting tasks, foods, cleaning, destination and required claims. Request applicable current material, contact, structural, cutting and corrosion evidence, with natural-material identity and coating details where relevant. Match every report and instruction to the proposed item.
Artwork, samples and packing approval
Supply authorised design and branding, quantities and requested receipt date. Agree sample terms, tooling or development costs, set layout, retail pack, blade guards or separators, carton details, inspection criteria and order-release approvals.
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.

01

Retail knife and accessory ranges

Develop a coherent hierarchy of individual knives and block sets, with grip and construction differences clearly specified for each intended use and price tier.

02

Private-label kitchen collections

Coordinate authorised blade and handle development with blocks, boards, shears, maintenance tools and the kitchen accessories required by the buyer.

03

Gifting and portable preparation sets

Discuss a defined assortment with appropriate protective presentation or a carrying-cover brief. Confirm design rights, retention and complete pack contents for the exact proposal.

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.

02

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 block sets, individual chef, slicing, bread, santoku, utility, steak and paring knives, cutting boards, kitchen or poultry shears, sharpening tools and kitchen-utensil directions. Baking sets can be checked as an additional original-range enquiry.

Are blade thicknesses the same across every handle family?

No. Selected PP and riveted ABS references list 2.0 mm larger blades and 1.5 mm smaller blades, while selected hollow, bolstered ABS, bamboo and Pakka-wood references use their own 2.5 mm and 2.0 mm schedules. Confirm each nominal format and current drawing.

Which steels are listed?

The selected individual-knife references list 3Cr13, certain block sets list 3Cr14, and the selected poultry shear lists 2Cr13. Rod references list No. 45 carbon steel. These are distinct source specifications; the exact material must be confirmed for the current item.

Does a forged-handle category prove the whole knife is one forged piece?

No. Confirm the actual blade, bolster, tang and grip construction. Some references separately list a cast steel bolster with an assembled or injection grip. The technical drawing and material schedule should describe the actual route.

Can a set include a block, shears and sharpening tool?

These are listed assortment directions. Identify every blade, accessory and holder, including whether each is counted in the headline piece total. Confirm slot fit, accessory compatibility and the complete pack against the approved sample.

Can I choose an original design or improve an existing product?

Send an authorised concept or drawing, intended function, material requirements and quantities. Design input, product improvement, packaging and process analysis can be evaluated, with feasibility, tooling, rights, costs and approvals confirmed for the proposal.

Are all products dishwasher safe, certified or protected against rust?

No universal claim is included. Request current care instructions and applicable item-specific evidence for the steel, wood or polymer, coating and complete assembly. Confirm the intended cleaning and operating conditions before using a performance claim.

What are the MOQ, sample price and production lead time?

Request current terms for the selected blade, grip, finish, accessory mix and packaging. Agree sample availability, development charges, quantities and an approval-based schedule individually. Earlier catalogue specifications do not establish present stock or commercial terms.

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 types, intended tasks, drawings, blade steels and thicknesses
  • Handle, bolster, tang, rivets or pivot, coating and natural-material requirements
  • Complete set and accessory list, authorised artwork, quantities, samples and packing
  • Destination, care conditions, evidence and inspection requirements, requested receipt date
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