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Perceval Folding Knife T45

Description

Perceval, a French knife-making atelier, developed this elegant, extremely flat folding knife. The modern pocket knife is locked by a frame lock closing mechanism. The belt clip which lies flat against the handle is fitted with Torx screws and is thus removable. The rustproof folding knife has a blade of X100CrMo13 steel which is mounted on Teflon washers. Handle made of X40CrMo13 steel. Hardness 56 HRC.

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 70 mm
Blade structure: Monosteel
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
Blade width: 24 mm
Handle material: X40CrMo13 steel
Hardness: 56 HRC
Locking mechanism: Frame lock
Overall length: 175 mm
Rustproof: Yes
Steel cutting layer: X100CrMo13
Typ: Western folding knives
Weight: 70 g

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 70 mm
Blade structure: Monosteel
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
Blade width: 24 mm
Handle material: X40CrMo13 steel
Hardness: 56 HRC
Locking mechanism: Frame lock
Overall length: 175 mm
Rustproof: Yes
Steel cutting layer: X100CrMo13
Typ: Western folding knives
Weight: 70 g

Manufacturer

Perceval

The company Atelier Perceval, which is based in the French knife capital Le Thiers, was founded in 1995. The factory's trademark is the select and often very extraordinary choice of materials used for the handle with high-quality finish for which the manufacturer offers a lifelong warranty. The knives are precisely made by hand and with no frills, lending them a timeless elegant look. The finely polished handle scales are mounted to stainless steel plates and fixed with three screws.

Name: Perceval
Mailing address: Avenue des Etats-Unis 20
63300 Thiers
France
Homepage: http://www.couteau.com

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