SWIZA® Pocket Knife Tick Tool
Product no.:
709906
Brand:
SWIZA
€68.00 €57.14
per piece
Item available
- Bevel Double bevel
- Blade length 75 mm
- Blade structure Monosteel
- Blade thickness 1.6 mm
- Blade width 15 mm
Description
Incl. tick tool.
The SWIZA TICK TOOL is a must-have for every pet owner and adventurer. With the newly developed tick tool made of plastic, ticks can be easily and completely removed from the skin. After the tick has been removed, the bite can be checked with the integrated magnifying glass. The knife has the following functions:
- Blade made of rustproof 440-A steel, hardness 57 HRC.
- Saw
- Punch awl/reamer
- Sewing awl
- Bottle opener
- Screwdriver no. 3
- Wire bender
- Tick tool with magnifying glass
- Tweezers with bevelled tip
- Sommelier cork screw with 5 turns
SWIZA Pocket knives
With their slightly curved shape, the tools are easily accessible and, thanks to the continuous cut-outs, easy to open for right- and left-handed users. The blade is locked by a liner lock mechanism and the blade can be folded back in again by pressing the Swiss cross integrated in the handle.
Properties
| Bevel: | Double bevel |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 75 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 1.6 mm |
| Blade width: | 15 mm |
| Handle material: | Plastic |
| Hardness: | 57 HRC |
| Locking mechanism: | Liner lock |
| Overall length: | 165 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting edge: | 440A |
| Type: | Multitool |
| Weight: | 105 g |
Properties
| Bevel: | Double bevel |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 75 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 1.6 mm |
| Blade width: | 15 mm |
| Handle material: | Plastic |
| Hardness: | 57 HRC |
| Locking mechanism: | Liner lock |
| Overall length: | 165 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting edge: | 440A |
| Type: | Multitool |
| Weight: | 105 g |
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Manufacturer
SWIZA
The Swiss company SWIZA can already look back on more than a hundred years of tradition as a watch manufacturer. Since 2015, modern multifunction knives have also been produced at the Delémont site in the Swiss Jura. A special feature of the Swiza knives is the liner lock mechanism, which is not available on classic army knives.