Victorinox Grand Maître Tungsten Carbide Honing Rod 25,5 cm
Code: 7.8309
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Tungsten carbide sharpening rod Victorinox Grand Maître 7.8309
Round-shaped sharpening rod made of tungsten carbide (Wolframcarbide) with an incredible hardness of up to 70 HRC. This rod not only realigns the bent edge but also gently sharpens the edge. The handle is made of thermoplastic polymer. Length of the sharpening part is 25,5 cm.
Victorinox knife sharpeners
Victorinox was founded in in 1884 in Switzerland. Over time, Victorinox knives have become famous all over the world thanks to their precise manufacturing and high functionality. The Swiss Army Knife is synonymous with quality and is one of the best-selling types of knives in the world. Victorinox makes the Swiss Army Knife in several sizes, the most popular being 58mm, 84mm, 91mm, 111mm and 130mm. Victorinox Swiss knives are made of stainless steel with a hardness of 56 HRC. Tools such as wood saws, scissors and nail files have a hardness of 53 HRC, screwdrivers, can openers and awls 52 HRC, corkscrews 49 HRC.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Honing and sharpening steels |
|---|---|
| Sharpening steel shape: | Round |
| Sharpening steel type: | Tungsten Carbide |
| Country of origin: | Switzerland |
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Victorinox is on of the world's most recognized knife brands. Swiss Army Knife is synonymous with quality and is one of the best-selling types of knives in the world. The history of Victorinox began in 1884 in Switzerland. Over time, Victorinox knives have become world famous for their quality and high functionality. Victorinox produces Swiss knives in several sizes, the most popular are 58 mm, 84 mm, 91 mm, 111 mm and 130 mm. Victorinox pocket knives have many functions, are light and comfortable to use. Victorinox Swiss knives are made of stainless steel hardened to a hardness of 56 HRC. Wood saws, scissors and nail files have a hardness of 53 HRC, screwdrivers, can openers and punches 52 HRC, corkscrews 49 HRC.