Thread: JA Henckels Model Coding

pretty much the 1/2 stands for round point. You can figure out all of the widths for the model numbers but most of them are 5/8 and 6/8 the larger 7/8 and 8/8 are all in the 17's and 14's and not all of the models had numbers. There are a lot of model numbers. I would have to be at home to be able to count the ones just in my collection, which is not comprehensive at all. Many of the models are available in either carbon or stainless. Anything with a V is a 1/4 hollow the rest are a spilt between 1/2 and full hollow.