Sanelli HORECA - Meat & BBQ - Schlachtmesser mit Kullenschliff

Sanelli HORECA - Meat & BBQ - Schlachtmesser mit Kullenschliff

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M251S

$36.80

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Sanelli HORECA - Meat & BBQ - Schlachtmesser mit KullenschliffSanelli HORECA Schlachtmesser mit Kullenchliff kraftvoll, scharf, zuverlssig Das Sanelli HORECA Schlachtmesser mit Kulle wurde fr den professionellen Einsatz in Metzgereien und Grokchen entwickelt. Die Kullen an der Klinge reduzieren das Anhaften von Schnittgut und sorgen fr saubere, kontrollierte Schnitte bei der Fleischzerlegung. Der ergonomische Griff bietet sicheren Halt auch bei intensiver Nutzung. Sanelli steht fr italienische Profiqualitt,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012