Dexter Russell Traditional 7343 12-Inch Coarse Sharpening Steel, High-Carbon Stain-Free Steel, Polypropylene Handle Case of 6

SKU: 7343 GTIN: 092187073434
$204.68
case of 6 $34.11/each

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Dexter Russell Traditional 12-Inch Coarse Sharpening Steel with Swivel-Ring Polypropylene Handle

High-Carbon Stain-Free Steel, Perfect Cutlery Packaging, Made in USA

Keep kitchen knives performing their best with this 12-inch coarse sharpening steel featuring a hardened high-carbon steel rod and a comfortable polypropylene handle.

  • 12-inch coarse sharpening steel for routine knife maintenance
  • High-carbon, stain-free steel with a special hardening process
  • Black polypropylene handle with swivel ring for easy storage
  • Perfect Cutlery Packaging for a clean retail presentation
  • Made in USA

Overall Dimensions:

20.19"W x 6.63"D x 0.6"H

Product Weight:

1.79 lb

12-Inch Sharpening Length

Full-length 12-inch rod provides ample surface area for maintaining knife edges.

Coarse Honing Surface

Coarse surface helps restore and realign edges during routine knife maintenance.

High-Carbon Stain-Free Steel

Durable steel construction with a special hardening process for long-lasting performance.

Polypropylene Handle

Black handle offers a lightweight, comfortable grip.

Swivel Ring

Allows hanging storage for convenience and organization.

Perfect Cutlery Packaging

Packaged for a clean, retail-ready presentation.

Made in USA

Manufactured in the United States.

Type Honing Steel
Style Coarse
Blade Length 12 Inches
Material High-Carbon Stain-Free Steel
Handle Material Polypropylene
Color Black
Country of Origin USA
Width 21 Inches
Depth 7 Inches
Height 1 Inch
Weight 0.90 lb.
Selling Unit Each
Units Per Case 6

Frequently Asked Questions

It measures 12 inches long.
It is made from high-carbon, stain-free steel with a special hardening process.
It has a black polypropylene handle with a swivel ring.
Yes, it is made in the USA.
It comes in Perfect Cutlery Packaging.

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