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What is Monoblock technology?

Monoblock technology, literally "one block," refers to an advanced manufacturing method in which each piece of cutlery is formed from a single piece of metal. Traditionally, cutlery consists of several parts welded together, but Monoblock challenges this convention by creating a seamless and durable design.

Benefits of Monoblock:

Sustainability: Because the cutlery is formed from one piece, you have no risk of weaknesses such as welding seams. This results in more sustainable cutlery that can withstand intensive use.
Simple maintenance: No seams means fewer spaces where dirt and bacteria can accumulate. Monoblock cutlery is easier to clean and maintain.
Style: The seamless finish of Monoblock cutlery ensures a sleek and contemporary appearance. It adds a touch of modern elegance to any table setting.

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