Global G-9 Serrated Bread Knife 21.6cm
Product Description
The Global G-9 is a serrated bread knife from Global's G series, a range that has been a fixture in professional kitchens across the UK for many years. The 21.6cm...
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, a range that has been a fixture in professional kitchens across the UK for many years. The 21.6cm blade is made from Molybdenum-vanadium 18 stainless steel and ground to a consistent serrated edge, giving it the kind of cutting control that matters when working through crusty loaves, enriched doughs, and delicate pastry without tearing or compressing the product.
In daily kitchen use, a well-made bread knife earns its keep during breakfast and brunch service, pre-service prep, and anywhere clean portioning of baked goods is a regular task. The G-9 handles the full range of bread types with equal reliability — from firm sourdough crusts to softer brioche — and the blade length is sufficient for most standard loaf sizes without requiring multiple passes. At 150g, it sits toward the lighter end for a blade of this length, which reduces hand fatigue noticeably during extended prep.
- Molybdenum-vanadium steel resists staining and holds a working edge under regular use
- Lightweight build reduces fatigue during high-volume prep sessions
- Serrated edge cuts cleanly without tearing soft crumb or delicate crust
- Balanced handle suits both right- and left-handed chefs
- Suitable for dishwasher use, though hand washing will extend edge life
The G-9 is a single-purpose knife and is best assessed on those terms. Operators needing a general-purpose slicer, a longer reach for high-volume operations, or a blade suited to carving and portioning proteins should look at a different profile within the range. Global knives are manufactured in Japan and the G series is well established in commercial kitchens — the quality is consistent and the range is built to be used, not stored.
If you're putting together a knife kit or want a second opinion on which blades suit your kitchen's workload, the team is glad to talk it through.
Key Features
- 21.6cm Molybdenum-vanadium steel blade with consistent serrated edge
- Lightweight 150g construction suited to extended prep sessions
- Serrated grind handles both firm crusts and soft enriched doughs
- Ambidextrous handle design suits right- and left-handed use
- Dishwasher-safe construction with hand-wash recommended for longevity
Operational Benefits
- Reduces hand fatigue during high-volume bread prep and breakfast service
- Delivers clean, tear-free cuts through a full range of bread types
- Stain-resistant steel maintains appearance under daily commercial use
- Consistent edge retention reduces frequency of sharpening in busy kitchens
- Reliable single-purpose performance speeds up pre-service portioning tasks
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 regular breakfast and brunch service well, and the lightweight build helps where bread prep is a repeated task across a shift. For very high-volume bakery environments where a longer blade or heavier-duty construction would be an advantage, it is worth considering whether a larger profile within the Global range better matches the workload.
- The G-9 is designed as a bread knife and performs best in that role. The serrated edge is not well suited to precise butchery, protein carving, or fine vegetable work — operators needing a multi-purpose slicer should look at a straight-edged blade of similar length instead.
- The knife is rated as dishwasher-safe, but hand washing and drying after use will preserve the serrated edge for longer and prevent dulling from repeated machine wash cycles. Serrated edges are not straightforward to re-sharpen in-house, so keeping the blade clean and stored correctly — ideally on a magnetic strip or in a knife roll rather than loose in a drawer — is the most practical approach to extending service life.