Eickhorn SEK marine knife

Description

Particularities:

• Extra tough DLC carbon coating for seawater resistance
• Special dagger blade
• Handle material made from G-10 shells with a rough grip surface (non-slip!)
• Including Cordura sheath

Eickhorn SEK. Marine:

SEK-M (special action paring knife marine) - Dietmar Pohl designed this knife taking into account all aspects that arise in special operations. Special dagger blade. Strong hand protection. A 11.1 cm long handle, which is also designed for use with gloves, and G-10 shells with a rough grip surface (non-slip!) For the SEK full steel construction made of stainless Böhler N695 steel (HRC 58) and the total length is 21 , 6 cm. The blade each 10.5 cm, blade thickness 4.5 mm and the weight 138 g. It also has an extremely resistant DLC carbon coating (Diamond-Like-Carbon) for increased seawater resistance. Additionally with micro-toothing for fishing nets. A Cordura sheath with a plastic insert, for example, allows variable attachment options.

Sold only to people over the age of 18! Shipping is carried out by DHL with an age-old inspection. The deliverer thus checks the age of the recipient (recipient or other person authorized to receive) using an official photo document.

Sharpening voucher

When buying this Eickhorn SEK. Marine knives, you will receive a voucher for professional re-sharpening from us. Even high-quality knives like the Eickhorn SEK marine knife lose their sharpness over time and become duller. If the blade is already too blunt, re-sharpening with a sharpening steel is not enough. That is why we would like to give you the opportunity to have your knife professionally sharpened in the Wasserkraft Manufaktur in Solingen Wipperkotten. You can find all further information on your voucher card and on ours Grinding service.

Eickhorn Solingen:

Eickhorn has been manufacturing combat, bayonet and rescue knives for over 150 years. While in the past these knives were almost exclusively sold on the government market, Eickhorn quickly developed an international reputation for its special functionality and robustness, and demand also grew on the civilian market. The company finally decided not to withhold its innovative knife designs from anyone.

In order to be able to meet the high quality standards that Eickhorn places on himself and his knives, a lot of experience and work is necessary. Fortunately, Eickhorn can look back on 150 years of experience and benefit from its past. During production, tradition is combined with all the latest knife technologies and thus bring the best results.

Solingen, the city of blades, is the place where Eickhorn was founded and grew up. For this reason, the company does not want to move its production facility abroad, but rather to stay in Solingen.