X02 Supreme Series

X02 Supreme Series

HEZHEN Supreme Series Knives are crafted from German 1.4116 stainless steel (X50CrMoV15) for dependable sharpness, stain resistance, and easy maintenance. Full-tang construction and ergonomic handles support confident, all-day use. (Model code: X02)

Explore chef, bread, carving, santoku, utility, paring, Granton-edge chef, and value knife sets. A durable, high-value choice for serious home cooks and busy kitchens.

  • Steel: German 1.4116 (X50CrMoV15)
  • Hardness: Target 56 to 58 HRC
  • Handle: Comfortable profile with secure grip

Your Reliable First Great Knife

The Hezhen Supreme Series is built for cooks who want a durable, reliable blade without compromise. Forged from German 1.4116 steel (X50CrMoV15) at 56–58 HRC, these knives deliver the same professional-grade stainless steel trusted by Wüsthof and Zwilling — tough, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sharpen at home. Warm red wood handles provide a comfortable, secure grip through long prep sessions. With 19 knife types from paring to bread knife, the Supreme Series covers every task in an Australian kitchen. This is the entry point into the Hezhen range, and the perfect first quality knife for home cooks ready to step up from supermarket blades.

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