Fallkniven TK3 Tre Kronor Ironwood
Code: FNTK3ICRelated products
Product detailed description
The beautiful durable design is the result of a long process of refinement focused on the functional concept of the closing knife. The TK3 is a safe, solid closing knife with a blade made of the new 3G steel, the best available on the market today. 3G steel, is a revolutionary layered anti-corrosion steel with a core of proven Super Gold Powder Steel (SGPS) and sides of VG2. The blade locks in the open position with a proven backlock locking mechanism. Each closing knife is handmade.
The handle is made of desert ironwood. This is a very durable and hard wood that can be a little difficult to work with due to its high density and also sinks in water.
The size of the closing knives is adapted to active everyday use.
Length when closed: 9.5 cm
Blade length: 7 cm
Blade thickness: 3 mm
Blade material: 3G
Hardness: 62 HRC
Weight: 100 g
Handle material: wood
Lock: backlock
Additional parameters
| Category: | Classic folding knives |
|---|---|
| Blade material: | others |
| Blade length: | 7 to 8 cm |
| Handle material: | wood |
| Aktualizace: | 12.4.2024 |
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Fallkniven is the largest knife manufacturer in Scandinavia (since 1984). Now we also offer you Fällkniven knives, they are truly one of the best in the world. The company has sporting knives, hunting knives, rescue knives, damascus blades and many more in its range. "We are a family-run business, our roots are in Norrbotten, Sweden. We have been hunters and fishermen for decades and know from personal experience what a knife should be." The company started its operations in 1984 and is now recognised as one of Sweden's top manufacturers. "We started developing our own knives in 1987 and today this is our main activity in Fällkniven. We have gained a lot of experience over the years through close contacts with both customers and other manufacturers. For this reason, we are today also a supplier to His Majesty the King of Sweden."