Pruning Knives Ref. 3615

All-Steel Pruning Knife – 7.2 cm Handle

This compact all-steel pruning knife has a hawksbill blade, 7.2 cm handle, made in Pakistan.

$3.00
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $2.10
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This serpette pruning knife is made entirely from stainless steel, with a 5.6 cm curved hawksbill blade and a 7.2 cm matching steel handle. Manufactured in Pakistan, its compact, wipe-clean build suits hands-on garden and vineyard use where a wood or horn handle would wear faster. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a low-maintenance pruning knife option.

Specifications

Weight
0.034 kg
Blade size (cm)
5.6
Handle size (cm)
7.2
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Inox
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Did you know?

Scratched stainless steel repairs its own shield

Stainless steel does not resist rust because it is coated, but because of chemistry. The chromium it contains, at least about 10.5 percent, reacts with oxygen to form an invisible oxide film on the surface, and if that film is scratched it re-forms quickly wherever air reaches the bare metal. On this all-steel hooked blade knife, blade and handle both benefit, which is why a quick rinse and a dry cloth keep the whole 34 g tool in order.

Questions & answers

Small all-steel pruner: common questions

Are knives made in Pakistan any good?

A plain tool like this is easy to judge. It has no wood to swell and no handle material to loosen: just a 5.6 cm stainless hawksbill folding into a 7.2 cm steel handle. If the blade opens with firm tension, sits centred when closed and the hook point is sharp, you have a sound knife made in Pakistan that stands up to wet garden work.

What is the folding knife price in Pakistan for this compact model?

The unit price is at the top of this page, in PKR for anyone browsing from Pakistan, and WhatsApp orders are accepted. As an add-on item it suits orders by the dozen; quantity orders get a lower rate per piece, so ask us by email or WhatsApp.

Is it big enough for real pruning?

For light work, yes: deadheading, cutting soft shoots, harvesting and tying in. The 5.6 cm blade is not meant for thick, woody branches; for those, choose a larger pruner such as the all-steel version with a 9.1 cm handle.

Display & retail

An impulse buy by the till

At 34 g and with a 7.2 cm handle, this is a pocket item that sells on impulse rather than from the tool wall:

  • Put a small tray of them beside the till in spring, next to seed packets and plant labels.
  • Present it as the entry point to the pruning range, with the larger wood-handled knives displayed just behind it.
  • Stand one open on the counter so customers see the hooked blade; folded, it looks like any small steel tool.
  • In autumn, move the tray beside the bulbs and garden gloves.

Its all-metal finish photographs cleanly too, which helps online listings.

Care & maintenance

Keeping an all-steel pruner bright

With no wood, horn or bone to look after, care is all about the steel and the joint:

  • Rinse off soil and sap under warm water after use, then dry the whole knife, including inside the handle channel.
  • Dried sap that resists water softens under a drop of vegetable oil left for a minute, then wipes away.
  • Fertiliser and salty soil can mark even stainless steel if left on, so never put it away dirty.
  • Once a month in season, a touch of light oil on the pivot keeps the action smooth.

That is all a Pakistan stainless steel knife of this kind asks of its owner.