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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 211158 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 150 |
| NOTES | blade hardness 52-54 HRC |
A fork is a fundamental tool in any professional kitchen, designed to pierce, lift and serve food with precision. The tines penetrate ingredients without crushing them, while the handle provides the grip needed for controlled movement. This method ensures food remains intact during plating or portioning, which is essential for presentation and efficiency in high-volume service.
The operator uses the fork by holding the handle and applying gentle pressure to the tines, allowing them to enter the food item. Once engaged, the fork lifts or turns the food, whether it is a piece of meat, a vegetable or a portion of pasta. The design minimises contact with the food, reducing the risk of contamination and making it easier to release the item onto a plate or into a pan.
This Stalgast fork is constructed with a hardened blade, standardised to a hardness of 52-54 HRC. This measurement indicates the blade's resistance to bending and wear, ensuring it maintains its shape and sharpness through repeated use in a busy kitchen environment. The 150 mm length provides a balance between reach and control, allowing the user to work comfortably without strain.
The fork requires minimal upkeep. After each use, it should be washed to remove food residue and dried to prevent corrosion. The hardened blade reduces the risk of damage from regular cleaning, though it should not be exposed to abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.
This utensil is categorised under professional catering tools, where durability and functionality are prioritised over decorative features. It is a standard item in commercial kitchens, suitable for a wide range of tasks from plating to cooking.