After over 120 years, Berkel still means perfection, reliability, innovation, and durability. A set of values handed down with pride and shared every day with those who step into this world. Because Berkel is not just a trademark, its a lifestyle, a passion! Its dedication to elegance and quality. Berkel is love for all things beautiful and unique. The pursuit of perfection translates into the most attention to details, which is possible only thanks to an entirely artisanal production process. The high-precision mechanical features enhance the quality of the sliced product and blend with the beauty and extraordinary appeal of Berkel slicers.
History has fed and transformed Berkels image. Berkel has always remained faithful to the values that have made it what it is today and uses them to create state of the art solutions to meet every requirement. Performance, ease of use, and cleanliness keep improving because innovation guarantees simplicity and efficiency. Modern lines, reduced dimensions, and bright colors are the distinctive features of the innovative Berkel design.
The myth came into existence back in 1898, thanks to Wilhelmus Adrianus Van Berkel, who used all his passion and experience to reproduce mechanically the movement of the hand that cuts with a knife. His invention soon spread across the world.
- Luxury accessory for quality tasting of Champagne, Spumante or other sparkling wines.
- In virtue of its small size and guided by expert hands, this sabre ensures a clean cut, for the scenographic opening of bottles.
- Blade material: German stainless steel X50 Cr Mo V 15; Hardness after heat treatment: Hrc 58-59
- Edge: Plain, toothless
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