Grafting Knives Ref. 3642

All-Steel Grafting Knife – 9.1 cm Handle

This all-steel grafting knife has a curved blade, 9.1 cm handle, made in Pakistan.

$3.50
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $2.45
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This grafting knife is made entirely from stainless steel, with a 7.2 cm curved blade and a 9.1 cm matching steel handle, sized larger than the compact pocket version in the range. Manufactured in Pakistan, its wipe-clean build suits regular grafting and orchard use. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a full-size all-steel grafting knife.

Specifications

Weight
0.047 kg
Blade size (cm)
7.2
Handle size (cm)
9.1
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Inox
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Display & retail

An all-steel knife for the nursery counter

Customers can handle an all-steel grafting knife without leaving marks on wood or bone, so this one works well as an open, hands-on sample. Place it at the counter of a nursery or farm store, where buyers of rootstocks and fruit trees pay.

  • Show it beside the smaller all-steel pocket version, so customers choose a size: the 9.1 cm handle for regular orchard work, the pocket model for occasional jobs.
  • Add a small card explaining what each part of a grafting knife does.
  • Stock it from late winter through spring, and again for summer budding.
  • Bundle it with grafting tape and a small sharpener for orchard courses.
Which one to choose

Three all-metal siblings, three uses

All-metal grafting knives share one virtue: they can be cleaned and disinfected without worry. Within the range, the differences are size and blade shape.

This 9.1 cm model sits in the middle, its curved 7.2 cm blade a sound all-rounder. Shops stocking Pakistani knives for the garden trade often carry all three.

Questions & answers

Questions on the 9.1 cm steel model

Does Pakistan make good knives?

It does, and an all-steel knife is an honest way to see it, with no handle material to hide the fitting. On this model, the 7.2 cm curved blade should sit centred in the 9.1 cm steel handle, open without grinding and come with a clean edge. Sialkot, where it is made, has worked steel for export for generations.

What does this all-steel grafting knife cost in Pakistan?

The unit price is at the top of this page, in rupees (PKR) for anyone browsing from Pakistan. Farm stores and nurseries that order by the box receive a lower price per knife; WhatsApp or email us your quantity.

Will it rust?

Blade and handle are both stainless, so they resist rust from sap and damp. Stainless is not stain-proof, though: dry the knife after use and wipe off acidic sap before it sets, and it will stay bright.

Made in Sialkot

Polished steel and a Sialkot tradition

Sialkot's reputation rests on steel finishing. The city grew into a major supplier of surgical instruments during the twentieth century, and the same grinding and polishing skills run through its cutlery workshops today.

On an all-steel folder those skills are on show everywhere. The 9.1 cm handle has no scales to hide behind, so its edges must be rounded and polished smooth, and the 7.2 cm curved blade has to be ground evenly along its length. A Pakistan stainless steel knife made this way can be scrubbed, rinsed and dried with no handle material to protect, which is exactly why growers who work in wet orchards choose one.