Hatori Kinzoku Series Titanium Cutting Board

Chopping board.

Recommended on 3 of 4: PTFE and other PFAS, bisphenols, plastic touching food.

What the sources say

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PTFE and other PFAS
Free from Brand claimBrand claim. The brand’s own words, from its website, packaging or manual. Not tested by Utenzeal or an independent lab.Recommended on this hazard
Bisphenols
Not relevant MaterialMaterial. The material cannot carry the hazard, and we have proof of the material.Recommended on this hazard

100% solid titanium

Source: Hatori product page (opens in a new tab)

Plastic touching food (microplastics)
Free from MaterialMaterial. The material cannot carry the hazard, and we have proof of the material.Recommended on this hazard

100% solid titanium

Source: Hatori product page (opens in a new tab)

Parts that touch food

Fig. 1: Hatori Kinzoku Series Titanium Cutting Board

Line drawing of a chopping board like the Hatori Kinzoku Series Titanium Cutting Board. Numbered callouts mark the parts listed in the table below.1

A drawing of this kind of chopping board, not of the exact model. The numbers match the table.

No.PartMaterialCoatingWhat the source says
1Board (whole cutting surface)Titanium (brand: 100% solid titanium)Not stated100% solid titanium board with a non-porous surfaceSource: Hatori product page (opens in a new tab)

What we do not know yet

  • Lead and cadmium: We have not found a statement from Hatori on this yet.

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