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| Brand | Zelbuck |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver |
| Parcel Dimensions | 39.79 x 29.8 x 1.2 cm; 720 g |
| Material | Titanium |
| Special Features | titanium material with hygienic and durable properties |
| Item Weight | 720 g |
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| ASIN | B0DBQ9S2ZV |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
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| Date First Available | July 31 2024 |
| Manufacturer | Zelbuck |
| Place of Business | No |
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| Price | $31.99 | -30%$18.89 Was: $26.99 | $29.44 | -21%$29.99 List: $37.99 | $20.99 | $39.99 |
| Delivery | Get it by Sunday, Jul 20 | Get it Jul 22 - 25 | — | Get it by Sunday, Jul 20 | Get it by Sunday, Jul 20 | Get it by Sunday, Jul 20 |
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| Sold by | Sanmengus | Yuqiong-CA | AK-SHIP | GZXS-store | ptlcxrj | KIKIIKE-INC |
| size | 15.4"L x 11.4"W | Medium | 12"L x 9"W | 15"L x 11"W | 18.1"L x 11.8"W | 15.1"L x 10.4"W |
| material | Titanium | Titanium | Titanium （TA1) | Titanium, Metal, Plastic | Titanium, Stainless Steel | Titanium, Wheat straw PP |
| shape | Rectangular | — | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Oblong |
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Not Pure Titanium, Misleading Thickness, and Dulls Knives – Not a suitable Cutting Board
Review (2 Stars ⭐⭐) I bought this expecting a pure titanium cutting board that would be corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and knife-friendly. While it is corrosion-resistant and develops a blue oxide layer when heated (a signature trait of titanium), it is not pure titanium as claimed. Misleading Material & Weight The product listing strongly suggests this is 100% titanium, but my weight and density calculations prove otherwise. The listing also claims 2 mm thickness, but my caliper measurement shows 1.0 mm ± 0.01 mm. Based on these actual dimensions, if this were pure titanium, it should weigh around 540-550 g. Instead, mine weighs 700 g, meaning it has a higher density than titanium alone. The best match for this weight is a titanium-nickel alloy (likely Nitinol, 6.45 g/cm³) rather than pure titanium (4.51 g/cm³). While titanium-nickel alloys are still corrosion-resistant and durable, they are much harder than pure titanium and not ideal for cutting surfaces. Major Issue – Dulls Knives Very Quickly The biggest problem is how hard this surface is. I tested it with a chef’s knife, slicing just 10 pieces of pepperoni, and the knife visibly dulled. This is worse than stainless steel for cutting and defeats the purpose of a “titanium cutting board.” If you use quality knives and want to preserve their edges, this board is a terrible choice. Would This Board Work for Anything Else? If you need a corrosion-resistant prep surface for tasks other than cutting, it might still have some value. But if you want a functional cutting board that won’t ruin your knives, this is NOT it. Why 2 Stars? I considered giving this 1 star, but: ✅ It is still a titanium-based material, likely Nitinol, Nitinol is a nickel-titanium alloy known for its shape memory effect and superelasticity. Its composition typically falls within the range of: • Nickel (Ni): 55-60% • Titanium (Ti): 40-45% ✅ It is highly corrosion-resistant, which may be useful for some applications. ❌ However, it fails at being a cutting board and is misleadingly marketed in terms of thickness and material composition. ⚠ Final Verdict: NOT a suitable titanium cutting board because it is NOT knife-friendly. NOT as advertised. If you care about your knives, avoid this board.
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Not Pure Titanium, Misleading Thickness, and Dulls Knives – Not a suitable Cutting Board
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2025
I bought this expecting a pure titanium cutting board that would be corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and knife-friendly. While it is corrosion-resistant and develops a blue oxide layer when heated (a signature trait of titanium), it is not pure titanium as claimed.
Misleading Material & Weight
The product listing strongly suggests this is 100% titanium, but my weight and density calculations prove otherwise. The listing also claims 2 mm thickness, but my caliper measurement shows 1.0 mm ± 0.01 mm.
Based on these actual dimensions, if this were pure titanium, it should weigh around 540-550 g. Instead, mine weighs 700 g, meaning it has a higher density than titanium alone. The best match for this weight is a titanium-nickel alloy (likely Nitinol, 6.45 g/cm³) rather than pure titanium (4.51 g/cm³).
While titanium-nickel alloys are still corrosion-resistant and durable, they are much harder than pure titanium and not ideal for cutting surfaces.
Major Issue – Dulls Knives Very Quickly
The biggest problem is how hard this surface is. I tested it with a chef’s knife, slicing just 10 pieces of pepperoni, and the knife visibly dulled.
This is worse than stainless steel for cutting and defeats the purpose of a “titanium cutting board.” If you use quality knives and want to preserve their edges, this board is a terrible choice.
Would This Board Work for Anything Else?
If you need a corrosion-resistant prep surface for tasks other than cutting, it might still have some value. But if you want a functional cutting board that won’t ruin your knives, this is NOT it.
Why 2 Stars?
I considered giving this 1 star, but:
✅ It is still a titanium-based material, likely Nitinol,
Nitinol is a nickel-titanium alloy known for its shape memory effect and superelasticity. Its composition typically falls within the range of:
• Nickel (Ni): 55-60%
• Titanium (Ti): 40-45%
✅ It is highly corrosion-resistant, which may be useful for some applications.
❌ However, it fails at being a cutting board and is misleadingly marketed in terms of thickness and material composition.
⚠ Final Verdict: NOT a suitable titanium cutting board because it is NOT knife-friendly. NOT as advertised.
If you care about your knives, avoid this board.
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