Global G-9 Serrated Bread Knife 21.6cm Blade
Product Description
The Global G-9 is a serrated bread knife from Global's G series, designed for professional kitchen use. The 21.6cm blade is made from Molybdenum-vanadium 18 stainless steel and ground to...
Specifications
- Blade length
- 8.75
- Colour
- Silver
- Construction
- Forged
- Dimensions
- 342(L)mm | 13½(L)"
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Product Description
The Global G-9 is a serrated bread knife from Global's G series, designed for professional kitchen use. The 21.6cm blade is made from Molybdenum-vanadium 18 stainless steel and ground to a fine, consistent serrated edge. At 150g, the knife sits toward the lighter end of the spectrum for a blade of this length, which many chefs find reduces hand fatigue during extended prep sessions.
In a working kitchen, a reliable bread knife earns its place during breakfast and brunch service, pre-service prep, and anywhere a clean slice through crusted bread or delicate pastry is needed without compressing the product. The serrated edge on the G-9 handles crusty loaves and softer enriched doughs with equal control, and the blade length is sufficient for most standard loaf sizes without requiring a sawing motion across multiple passes.
Practically, the G-9 offers a few advantages that matter in daily kitchen use:
- Molybdenum-vanadium steel resists staining and holds an edge well under regular use
- Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during high-volume prep
- Serrated edge cuts cleanly without tearing soft crumb or delicate crust
- Balanced handle design suits both right- and left-handed use
- Suitable for dishwasher use, though hand washing will prolong edge life
Global knives are made in Japan and the G series is a well-established range in professional kitchens across the UK. The G-9 is a single-purpose knife — it does bread work well, but operators looking for a general-purpose slicer or a longer blade for high-volume operations should consider whether a different size or profile better fits their prep requirements.
If you're building out a knife kit or want to talk through what blades suit your kitchen's workload, the team is happy to help you choose sensibly.
Key Features
- 21.6cm serrated blade suited to a range of loaf sizes
- Molybdenum-vanadium 18 stainless steel for edge retention and stain resistance
- Lightweight 150g construction reduces hand fatigue during prep
- Consistent serration profile for clean cuts through crust and crumb
- Japanese-crafted G series construction with balanced handle design
Operational Benefits
- Clean slicing through crusty loaves without tearing the crumb
- Reduced hand fatigue during extended bread and pastry prep sessions
- Reliable edge retention limits frequency of sharpening in busy kitchens
- Consistent cut quality supports presentation standards across service periods
- Stain-resistant steel simplifies cleaning and maintains a professional appearance
Specifications
- Blade length
- 8.75
- Colour
- Silver
- Construction
- Forged
- Dimensions
- 342(L)mm | 13½(L)"
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Knife colour
- Silver
- Knife length
- 8.5
- Knife origin
- Asian
- Knife type
- Bread Knife
- Material
- Molybdenum-vanadium 18 stainless steel
- Weight
- 150g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The G-9 handles typical restaurant and café bread prep well, but for very high-volume operations — such as a busy bakery or large-scale catering — a longer or heavier blade may be more efficient. It's worth assessing your daily loaf volume and the types of bread you're cutting before committing to a single blade length.
- Hand washing and drying promptly after use will extend the life of the blade and handle finish. Serrated edges are more difficult to re-sharpen than straight edges, so they tend to have a longer service life before attention is needed — but when the time comes, a specialist serrated knife sharpener or a professional sharpening service is recommended rather than a standard honing steel.
- The serrated edge makes it well suited to anything with a firm exterior and softer interior — tomatoes, pineapple, and similar produce are common secondary uses in a professional kitchen. That said, it is a dedicated bread knife profile, and for general slicing tasks a straight-edged slicer or chef's knife will typically give more versatility.