Eickhorn Para Commando

Description

Particularities:

• Wire cutter
• Blade made of 55Si7 spring steel (HRC 53) and black Kalgard coating
• Handle made of glass fiber reinforced plastic
• Including Molle or IdZ-adaptable Cordura / plastic sheath system

Sharpening voucher

When you buy the Eickhorn Para Commando, we give you a voucher for professional re-sharpening. You often read that you can keep your knife sharp with the right storage and care. Unfortunately, this is not entirely true, in this way you only buy yourself a little time, because even high-quality knives such as the Eickhorn Para Commando become duller. For this reason we are giving you this voucher with which you can have your knife professionally sharpened in the Wasserkraft Manufaktur in Solingen Wipperkotten. You will find all further information on your voucher card.

Eickhorn Para Commando:

PARA COMMANDO - With a total length of 31.3 cm and a wire cutter, it is ideal for all tasks in the field. Blade made of 55Si7 spring steel (HRC 53), coated with Kalgard. Glass fiber reinforced plastic handle. The plastic sheath with belt strap fits all US MOLLE and IDZ carrying systems of the Bundeswehr. With diamond re-sharpening plate. Blade 18.3 cm. Blade thickness 3.8 mm. Weight 270 g.

Eickhorn Solingen:

Eickhorn has been manufacturing rescue, combat and bayonet knives for over 150 years. Originally only the authorities market was supplied with the Eickhorn knives, but that changed when the Eickhorn knives became more and more popular. They quickly gained an international, excellent reputation for their functionality and robustness in use. This is how the Messer company now also supplies the civilian market.

In production, Eickhorn relies on centuries of experience and combines this with the latest findings in knife technology. For the manufacture of the damask knives, Eickhorn brought the well-known damask smith Markus Balbach on board. This is one of the best professionals of his craft in Europe and his Damascus blades shine with expressiveness and design.

Solingen is and will remain home! Eickhorn started in the city of blades and grew up here. Many companies are relocating their headquarters abroad because production is cheaper there. Eickhorn, on the other hand, feels connected to his homeland and will not be Solingen in the future either. to turn his back.