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Rescue knife

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Rescue knife
Blade length	5.5inch
Total length	10.5inch
Blade material	440c or beta titanium
Hand material	TPR (TPR handle with ABS colorful coating)
End	Stainless steel end

Product Performance

    The SOS1300 Rescue knives are designed and developed for the professional emergency service worker who needs a robust light weight rescue tool, especially light. Our beta-titanium rescue knife is more sharpness and light weight. It is a rescue tool equipped with:

Metal cutterSafety glass sawHalf-serrated cutting edge  Window puncherBlunt head

 

 

 

Our Beta Titanium

Titanium alloy material is a kind of very good metal, it is light weight, high strength, wear-resisting, and strong corrosion resistance. Titanium alloy widely applied in medical, military and high-end sports fields. Ordinary titanium alloy due to low hardness, can’t be sharp, has always been considered not suitable for making the knife.

After years of research, we developed a series of new titanium alloy. Titanium beta alloy(TB3-6) which hardness will be HRC 52-58 after heated.

 

 

 

Property

Abrasion Resistance: Titanium is a self-healing metal that forms an oxide ceramic skin over itself when scratched. This gives it the ability to resist being eroded by contact with outside materials such as sand, mud, nylon webbing, etc.

Corrosion Resistance: Titanium is corrosion proof in all naturally occurring environments.

Flexibility: Titanium may be flexed or bowed repeatedly without undergoing rupture. It has ½ of the modules of steel; therefore, it will bend at least twice as far before breaking.

Biocompatible: Non-toxic and is not rejected by the body,titanium is used in a gamut of medical applications,so you needn’t worry about tetanus.

Non Magnetic: Titanium is magnetically inert, Knives must be sharpened with nonmagnetic sharpeners to remain inert.

Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Titanium has superior strength-to-weight ratios when compared to either steel or ceramic. It is the alloy of choice for aircraft.

Tough: Titanium is tough at both high and low temperatures. It resists breaking, cracking or chipping under impact or stress.

Weight: It is as strong as steel but 45% lighter. It is also twice as strong as aluminium but only 60% heavier.

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