What is the thickness of the steel?
1636318
Im not sure, but if you call the Wok Shop they will help you. I called and they were very helpful.
1636319
It is only an estimate but I would say between 18 and 22 guage. It's a great WOK. Thickness is what it should be for max heat transfer. I have five WOKs and thie is one of my favorites..Hope this helps answer your question.
1636320
I would say 1/8-1/16th. I am not sure. However, after I seasoned them I have been using them on induction burners and they work great. I had a stir-fry station at my country club and one cook and myself cooked for 100 people with 6 woks over 2 hours. Good product for the price. The seasoning is the important thing.
1473319
I'm just guessing but I'd say the thickness is 1/32 to 1/16 of a inch thick. I hope this helps
592743
It is a nice thickness (out of town at the moment) 8 mm or more, nicely beveled. My problems came with delivery (to the curb, not into my house or garage!) And that hardware was missing when I assembled it.
892511
Can't really measure thickness, but I would say that it is a heavy to standard grade and good quality. Hope this helps!
771553
I'm not sure in mm's but it's not thin steel. It's not real thick either. for me, it's perfect. cooks very well, holds heat well and is completely non-stick, i can fry eggs in mine .
1660372
Our caliper is acting up, but I'd say that the spine is about .125-.138 inches thick... Sorry, that's not a very good range, but I'm not really sure where to measure the thickness from. The thickness parallel to the spine is uniform, but there are differences in thickness from spine to blade. I would say that 1/8 inch would be a good estimate.
1462224
About 1/4" thick. It's just right for ironing, not too thick and not thin. This was a very good purchase for me as now I can cut fabric and iron my blocks wherever I go.
223460
Here are the specs: Blade Length: 4.43"Blade Thickness: 0.164"Handle Thickness: 0.920"Blade Material: S30V Stainless SteelBlade Hardness: 58-60HRCBlade Style: High Ground Drop-PointWeight: 7.72oz.
1057697
The manufacture lists the steel in thickness not gauge. The paneling is .0088 MM thick and the framing will vary from .019-.060 MM thick depending on the specific part.
498990
I'm not sure how I would measure the thickness, I would have to guess around 2-3 mm, if that helps any...
1259158
The thickness is not specified in the literature I received. My feedback is that the silverware has a nice hefty weight.
2225508
The thickness is maintained over the entire blade length. It is 1/4 inch thick
1169892
I believe it is a quarter of a inch thick. It is durable to me. I use it for the garden and prepping.
2096860
The thickness of the plates is as follows: 45# - 3"; 35# - 2 1/2"; 25# - 2"; 10# - 1" I hope this helps!
1823740
I don't know the exact thickness but it was exactly the same as the Craftsman blade I replaced.
357706
I believe it's about 3/4" thick. It has a good weight. I bought two. Not a bad blade, and opens great. I didn't pay attention to the screws, on the first knife, and it fell apart. The faux wood handle fell off too. Still, if you perform regular checks, and tighten the screw as needed, the knife should last. Again, the blade nice.
1514830
It is a good thickness. Not too heavy and not too light. It was a gift for a man. They have used it for a long time now and like it.