Le Terril Folding Knife, Stabilised Carbon, Black
€134.00 €112.61
per piece
- Bevel double
- Blade length 100 mm
- Blade structure Monosteel
- Blade thickness 3 mm
- Blade width 17 mm
Description
Handle scales made of finely ground carbon stabilised with synthetic resin; slightly textured surface.
Properties
| Bevel: | double |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 100 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 3 mm |
| Blade width: | 17 mm |
| Handle material: | Stabilised carbon |
| Hardness: | 56 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Wooden case |
| Locking mechanism: | Slip joint |
| Overall length: | 220 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting layer: | Sandvik 12C27 |
| Typ: | Western folding knives |
| Weight: | 90 g |
Properties
| Bevel: | double |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 100 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 3 mm |
| Blade width: | 17 mm |
| Handle material: | Stabilised carbon |
| Hardness: | 56 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Wooden case |
| Locking mechanism: | Slip joint |
| Overall length: | 220 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting layer: | Sandvik 12C27 |
| Typ: | Western folding knives |
| Weight: | 90 g |
Manufacturer
Charles Canon
Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon, owners of Dutilleul Industries, wanted to commemorate the history of coal mining in northern France with the »Charles Canon« knife brand. The trapezoidal shape of the blade and handle represents the black mounds created by mining, also called slag heaps (in French »terril«). Mining ceased in 1990, and the resulting 300 »pyramids« have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012.