We service retailers both directly and through our network of manufacturers representatives. We service retailers both directly and through our network of manufacturers representatives. Kyocera produces ceramic knives in Sendai, a small city in southwest Japan on the island of Kyushu. Most Kyocera ceramic knives have an edge formed by one vertical side and one angled side. The KC-200 has a special blade made of zirconium carbide, which turns black when fired.
Zirconium carbide is even more resistant to damage from misuse or dropping.
We sandblast each logo onto the blade by hand. No, we do not. We exhibit at the Gourmet Products Show and at the International Housewares Show. Our next project is a mandolin slicer with a ceramic blade. A ceramic razor blade, however, does not have a rounded edge and slices into the skin.