Eickhorn THW Special

Description

Particularities:

• Special design especially for the requirements of the technical relief organization
• Blade made of 1.4110 stainless steel with a luminous SGT coating
• Liner lock with safety stop and integrated belt cutter, glass breaker
• Anodized AIMg3 aluminum handle with trouser clip (tip-down carrying method)

Eickhorn THW Special:

This special version was specially designed and implemented for the requirements of the technical relief organization.
The knife is equipped with an SGT-coated blade made of 1.4110 stainless steel (HRC 56). Depending on the charge, the blade glows for several hours. This special knife is also equipped with a lockable mandrel, which is used, among other things, to loosen knots. Anodized AlMg3 aluminum handle with trouser clip (tip-down carrying method). Liner lock with safety stop as well as integrated belt cutter and glass breaker.
Total length 20.6 cm. Blade 8.9 cm. Blade thickness 2.7 mm. Weight 138 g.

Eickhorn Solingen:

Eickhorn knives are characterized by their particular functionality and robustness. Originally the popular combat and rescue knives were made almost exclusively for the authorities, but nowadays civilians can also purchase these knives.

In order to produce the best quality, Eickhorn only uses the very best raw materials and materials. These are then given to the carefully selected employees, who use them to shape the Eickhorn knives. When it came to damask knives, Eickhorn opted for the famous damask smith Markus Balbach, who is one of the best of his craft in Europe. Its damask blades shine with expressiveness and are characterized by their individual design.

Eickhorn has been manufacturing its knives in the blade city of Solingen, home to many outstanding knife manufacturers, for over 150 years. Some of these manufacturers have meanwhile relocated their headquarters abroad in order to save costs and to be able to sell more cheaply. Eickhorn would like to distance itself from this trend and would like to make it clear that Solingen will remain the production facility.