Compound knives have the following features:
Perfect combination of hardness and toughness: Composite knives achieve both hardness and flexibility by wrapping hard steel in soft materials, so that the knife neither bends nor breaks when cutting.
Convenience of processing and correction: Knives made of metal composite materials are easier to forge and machine (such as opening, punching, welding, etc.), and also facilitate subsequent correction work.
Convenience of grinding and regrinding: Since the outer layer uses soft steel, it becomes easier to grind during processing or regrind by the user.
Improved corrosion resistance: The outer soft steel of the composite steel knife greatly improves the corrosion resistance of the blade and extends the service life of the knife.
Improved sharpness and durability: After high-intensity forging, the metal atomic particles become fine, which greatly improves the sharpness of the blade and the durability of sharpness.
Resource saving: Using high-grade precious materials only where they are most needed can save precious material resources.
Craftsmanship beauty: The fusion of multiple layers of dissimilar metals gives the material appearance a special craftsmanship beauty, which improves the overall texture of the knife.
