Knives N690 steel
Knives with N690 steel. Stainless steel enriched with cobalt from the Austrian manufacturer Bohler-Uddeholm. The N690 steel is similar in its parameters to the 154CM steel or the Japanese VG-10 steel. N690 is a high-quality stainless steel with a hardness of 58 - 61 HRC and very good edge retention. It is not as hard as premium super steels, but its hardness is above average and absolutely sufficient for ordinary users. The big advantage of N690 steel is the easy sharpening and toughness (edge is not brittle). Excellent steel for outdoor knives, hunting knives and for EDC folding knives.
Steel composition: 1.08% carbon, 17.3% chromium, 1.5% cobalt, 1.1% molybdenum, 0.4% silicon, 0.4% manganese, 0.1% vanadium.
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All knives
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Fixed blade knives FAV
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Folding knives FAV
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Swiss pocket knives
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Bushcraft knives
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EDC knives
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Hunting knives
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Scandinavian knives
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Survival knives
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Neck knives
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Fishing and filleting knives
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Mushroom and gardening knives
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Automatic knives
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Karambit knives
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Butterfly knives
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Throwing knives
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Rescue knives
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Gift knives
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Multi-tools
An EDC knife Civivi Midwatch C20059B-2 made of N690 steel and with a brown micarta handle. 8,6 cm long blade.
Ruike M105-TZ represents a higher range derived from the P105 model. The stainless steel Bohler N690 blade with cryogenic treatment has a flat grind and a length of 8.8 cm. The...
Ruike M875-TZ is a representative of the premium Ruike model series with the designation M. The blade is made of Böhler N690Co stainless steel with cryogenic treatment, has a...
