A modern steel-making process where the alloy is atomised into a fine powder and then compressed under high pressure before sintering. This creates an exceptionally uniform carbide distribution — far finer and more even than conventionally cast steel. The result is a blade that achieves higher hardness without sacrificing toughness, holds a keener edge for longer, and is more resistant to chipping. PM steels are generally considered a step up in performance, though they can be harder to sharpen on coarse stones. ナチ・不二越、日本
SRS-13 SRS-13
55–58 HRC — Soft. Easy to sharpen and forgiving of rough use, but dulls faster. Typical of most German knives.
59–61 HRC — Balanced. Good edge retention with manageable sharpening. Common in mid-range Japanese knives.
62–64 HRC — Hard. Excellent edge retention, holds a very fine edge. Requires more care and a fine stone to sharpen.
65+ HRC — Very hard. Exceptional edge longevity but more brittle — more prone to chipping if used roughly.
Higher is not always better — it depends on how you use and maintain your knife.
SRS-13 Element Composition
包丁一覧 SRS-13
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佑成
佑成 SRS-13 ダマスカス 柳刃 330mm 鏡面仕上げ 鞘付き
佑成
佑成 SRS-13 ダマスカス 切付柳刃 300mm 鏡面仕上げ 鞘付き
佑成
佑成 SRS-13 ダマスカス 柳刃 270mm 鏡面仕上げ 鞘付き
佑成
佑成 SRS-13 ダマスカス 柳刃 300mm 鏡面仕上げ 鞘付き
佐治打刃物
佐治打刃物 SRS13 牛刀 210mm
佐治打刃物
佐治打刃物 SRS13 牛刀 210mm
佐治打刃物
佐治打刃物 SRS13 牛刀 240mm 鞘付き
佐治打刃物
佐治打刃物 SRS13 牛刀 240mm 鞘付き
佐治打刃物
佐治打刃物 SRS13 菜切 165mm
佐治打刃物
