Kitchen Knife Manufacturing Process Guide
Kitchen Knife Manufacturing Process Guide
SUBJECT:
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
STUDENT:
ERIK GUTIERREZ
2014
kitchen knife
Technology continues to grow unstoppable, more and more every day. Continuously
new kitchen knives, tools, and machines are being created more perfectly and
advanced. Some of these machines will learn to use them by reading carefully
your instruction manual; other simpler and manual tools do not require
a lot of explanation but it is necessary for you to acquire a good skill for your
perfect use, practicing regularly with them.
The discovery and use of iron happened 4,000 years ago. This allowed for the
man acquired the skill to mold metals and, with skill, they succeeded.
the first modern knives, although they were very rustic, quite fragile.
y him oxaban very fast.
Currently, knives are made of stainless steel, which is mixed in larger or ...
smaller measurement, with carbon and other alloys. And depending on the material used
to manufacture the knife, it will gain some advantages and also some
disadvantages. For example:
Carbon steel.
A favor: acquire and maintain easy sharpening
Against: it rusts very quickly with humidity.
Stainless steel
A favor: very resistant to corrosion and
of long duration
Against: hard to sharpen and hard to
keep it sharp.
BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THE KNIFE MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Temperature
Baked greater than 1200 C Milling
Stretched
Shaded
Straightened
Stretched
Rough hewn
Marked
Temperate
Reheated
Sharp
Polished
Sheet of
Acero
Assembly Screws
Knife of
Kitchen
Technical Diagram of the Manufacture of a Kitchen Knife
Roller
Metal Marker Polisher
Milling machine Love
Oven Cutter Polish
Sharpening tool Lima Electric Cut
Tempered
["Cutting","Tapered","Devastate"]
["Stretch","Return","Straighten","Polish"]
["Marked","Tempered","Bake"]
Steel Wood