Max Knives MKO18 OTF automatic knife steel blade aluminum handle

€31,60

This double action automatic opening knife is equipped with a semi-serrated double-edged blade in 3Cr13 steel.
Sporting a mix of gray and black, the semi-serrated blade measures 66mm in length.
The MKO18 is equipped with a black aluminum handle. Pleasant to handle, the handle measures 105 mm in length and has an easy-to-use push button.
The gray belt clip provides an elegant contrast while ensuring excellent portability. Additionally, a lanyard hole is also present, as well as a window breaker for emergency situations or first aid interventions.
With the MKO18, you will be able to act quickly and efficiently!
The MKO18 is a knife that combines style, functionality and reliability, meeting all your requirements.

Blade steel: 3CR13 steel

Handle material: Aluminum

Blade length: 66 mm

Total length: 172 mm

Handle length: 105 mm

Blade thickness:

Blade shape: Double-edged

Blade sharpening: Partially serrated

Finish: /

Nylon case included

For any professional order or order of large quantities, request a quote by email: info@maxknives.fr

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