i have Numerar but use for laundry sink. Very deep.
http://pinterest.com/sandra301/laundry-room/

Distinction for Ikea is because of Domsjo or Numerar. The rest same can get others that are deeper (10" min).

Some tight spaced apartments inspiration had installed Numerar sink and hv dishwasher and washing machine side by side. The Atlant sink trap channels the waste from either as it has two receptables to receive the waste pipe of each. All is needed is a  Y-split connector to supply water to each appliance. Some appliance like Ariston Aqualtis or a Beko might supply the Y connector free.

Don't know if Numerar steel sink are still available in Ikea here although in SG it is still in the catalog. Mine in still ok but with our region's humidity here anything from knifes to pots will tend to rust what more stainless steel kitchen sinks and washing machines. 

The Numerar is a used in the laundry area for hand washed stuff although it is technically a kitchen sink. It's more exposed to laundry detergents then dishwashing ones. 

Apart from the Numerar, sinks as deeper than 300mm are rare. Deep sinks to me means anything greater than 200mm (8") so it's more common to see 8"-10" (200-250mm) deep sinks than 300mm.

For woks, don't know if you'd prefer single bowled sink for 60cm (Rubine), 70-80cm or even more than 80cm.

Can consider Tora iSink or similarly sized ones. Bigbath carries them I think.