What kind of stainles steel? The number should be listed!
1873191
There is no s/s number listed on the product. You could contact the manufacturer directly through their website. I have had them for over a year now and use them every day for bread making and whipping cream, mixing cakes etc. They are ideal for me as the lightweight means I can 'zero ' my electronic scale and add ingredients as I go easily ...my pyrex of the same size (the large) was just too heavy for my scale. I use a metal whisk attachment with my hand held mixer and I have had no problem with rusting/scratching. The lids fit well and the whole lot goes in the dishwasher with no issues. I'd highly recommend.
1611302
Sorry it doesn't list them. Perhaps if you contact the Stanley company they could tell you. However this stuff is amazing. I've used it o clothing that already went through the washer and dryer and came out with a stain, rewashed it and it's usually gone.
95985
There is another Emerilware model: E8849964 that is advertised as 18/10 Stainless, but not noted as Tri-ply. It is about the same physical size and form-factor, but is also more costly. As with most brands there are several models, so just be aware.
730410
All of the carbon steel blade Opinels such as the one you are asking about have a stained beech handle. The plain stainless steel blade models use an unstained beech handle. Some of the stainless models use other fancier woods such as olive, walnut, bubinga, or oak. These models will be identified as to which wood, and will be somewhat more expensive. All of the different woods work great and are durable. Only pay more for the "exotic" woods if you like the look and are willing to pay more. Personally, I prefer the carbon blades which only come with the stained beech handles. They are easier to sharpen than the stainless blades, and seem to be able to be sharpened to an even finer edge. They will rust, however, if you don't clean and dry them after every use.
1698818
I don't know what type of steel is in the Classic Number 1, but it is a carbon steel, not stainless. It has a Scandi grind without a micro bevel. It is a very fine knife that will do what you want it to do.
354778
From the description I am reading here - J.A. Henckels International Forged Premio 18-Piece Block Set It looks like the description is showing "4 Steak Knives" when in fact the set comes with 8 Steak Knives as pictured.I would like to add - despite some posts saying some of the knives could be a little sharper when delivered new, please use extreme caution when using these knives new out of the box. They are VERY SHARP!!
2259438
they formerly were american made... A GOOD PRODUCT,,, i have one of the imports,, i am reserving judgement on them... they must have to meet the schrade standards,, but with the stainless steel blades,, i am not sure... the blades are not as stiff an formerly a definite minus.. a thicker blade could be used better for heavy cutting.and i do prefer the highcarbon steel for taking an edge
140059
No idea what type of steel. Worked just fine for replacement springs on utility trailer. Fulfilled my needs perfectly.
2183963
Only one form of Stainles Steel that may contain lead is Ferritic. This form is not likely to be used in the fabrication of Surgical instruments or cookware, because it has less corrosion resistance. Those are usually made of austenitic Stainless, e.g. 200 and 300 series, which may contain trace amounts of Nickel, some Chromium, Carbon and Manganese. The only way to know for sure is to request this information from the company that manufactures the item you intend to or did purchase from. Or did you mean does the coffee itself contain lead ?
14600
Mine does not list the steel type, but unless you have a special run of this knife the steel is all the same.
193230
The steel isn't stamped with the steel grade. Its a bad blade though, no doubt.
1989164
That I am unsure of. I would suggest getting in touch with cold steel on that.
1525174
I have no idea, as i use only stainless steel Oster which are one and two diget numbers? sorry
636837
They are stainless steel, but have not counted the blades, but seems close. Whatever the number, it does a great job.
467366
Consider buying directly from Cold Steel, or their Special Projects website. I believe you can call them and check to see if a particular seller/dealer is legitimate.
661522
This is for the answer given by Tim on January 9:Sorry, but the blade isn't TR65 Pakistani steel. The Pakistani steel part is correct, but the TR65 isn't a part of the steel type. It's the Timber Rattler model ID, TR65.I see this mistake often as that's the way it appears on the blade, and it's an easy mistake to make since most of us aren't metallurgists.
497403
No idea,email Cold Steel, they do respond to their email's or at least they have mine. Have a good one.