Winco KWP-62, 6-Inch Boning Knife with White Polypropylene Handle

Description

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Winco KWP-62, 6-Inch Boning Knife with White Polypropylene Handle
Winco KWP-62, 6-Inch Boning Knife with White Polypropylene Handle is ideal for separating meat, poultry or fish from the bones with the precise control. Use it for any job that requires precise and delicate work. This knife has a straight stiff blade and a solid handle. Blade is made of high carbon steel. A handle of this knife is made of white polypropylene. This material helps to use the knife easily. This knife by Winco will impress you with its amazing quality that will last you for years!
Manufacturer:
Winco
SKU:
KWP-62
Width (Inch):
1
Length (Inch):
11.75
Height (Inch):
1
Weight (Lbs):
0.39
UPC:
811642014481
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Delivery & Shipping
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