
Hasegawa Rubber Wood Core Cutting Board (FRK Series) - Made in Japan

- Hasegawa rubber cutting board with wood core
- A soft surface for edge retention and nonslip texture, a non-absorbent surface, and a warp- and crack-resistant surface.
- Commercial grade
- Dishwasher safe
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Heat-Proof: 90°C (194°F)
- Made in Japan
Preserving blade's sharpness
Hasegawa is the leading rubber cutting board/chopping board manufacturer in Japan. Its soft rubber cutting board cushions and absorbs the blows of your knife, thus preserving the blade’s sharpness.
Anti-bacterial
All the Hasegawa boards are anti-bacterial unlike traditional timber cutting boards that need to be sterilized after each use.
Warp and bend resistant
>Wood core prevents warping and bending from long-term use and high-temp washing. It is always stable, dish-washer safe, and shows enough rigidity when in bridging.
Light in weight
Wood core also reduces weight by 30% compared to other solid rubber cutting boards. The FSB cutting board is the latest invention from Hasegawa. It incorporates a piece of wooden core inside the board and significantly enhances its rigidity. The wooden core structure reduces the weight. Hasegawa reduces the weight of 60 x 30 x 2cm rubber boards from 4.5kg to only 2.6kg.
Specifications
Features | Anti-bacterial SIAA standard, commercial grade, rubber surface for edge retention, wooden core technology |
Country of Origin | Made in Japan |
Safety Certificates | NSF registered, EC 1935/2004, EU 10/2011, Japan food sanitation law |
Patent | Technology patent pending, design patent pending |
Dimension | L34cm W24cm H2cm L39cm W26cm H2cm L41cm W23cm H2cm L44cm W29cm H2cm |
Weight | 34cm: 1.1kg 39cm: 1.4kg 41cm: 1.3kg 44cm: 1.7kg |
- The board is not designed for choppers or serrated knives.
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