Assorted Wood Handle Pruning Folding Knife Keychain – 5 cm Handle, Inox Bolster

Pakistan-made pruning knife keychains in an assorted handle pack — white bone, black horn, dark wood and light wood, each with a stainless bolster.

$1.48
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $1.04 from 50 pcs
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This pruning knife keychain assortment pairs a stainless steel blade with a 5 cm handle available across white bone, black horn, dark wood and light wood — each finished with a stainless steel bolster and brass pins. Handcrafted in Pakistan, it's built as a genuine field tool for trimming and light garden work, small enough to carry on a keyring. A popular assortment for retailers stocking a full color range in one wholesale order.

Specifications

Weight
0.02 kg
Blade size (cm)
3.7
Handle size (cm)
5
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Dark wood, horn, white bone
Bolster
Inox
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Which one to choose

Pruning, grafting or gift set: choosing a keyring knife

Every knife in this pack is the same miniature serpette knife: a curved 3.7 cm stainless blade folding into a 5 cm handle, finished with a stainless bolster and brass pins. Only the handle changes, between white bone, black horn, dark wood and light wood. If a mixed pack does not suit your shop, compare:

Best uses

Small cutting jobs it handles well

At twenty grams, it rides on a key ring unnoticed until a stem needs trimming or a plant tie needs cutting. The curved tip draws cleanly through soft growth, and as a Pakistan stainless knife it copes with dew, damp grass and sticky sap.

  • Deadheading roses and geraniums
  • Trimming windowsill herbs
  • Cutting garden twine and raffia
  • Snipping stems for a vase
  • Opening seed and compost sacks
  • Harvesting chillies and tomatoes
Questions & answers

Mixed pruning pack: quality, price and handles

Does Pakistan make good knives?

Sialkot, in Punjab, has exported cutting tools for generations, and small folders like this pruner are an everyday part of that trade. The better test is the piece in your hand: here the blade and bolster are stainless, so they will not rust, and the handles are held by brass pins. Check that the closed blade sits centred and that each bolster meets its handle without a gap, and you have your answer.

What is the price of these folding knives in Pakistan?

The price at the top of this page is a unit price, displayed in rupees (PKR) for visitors browsing from Pakistan, who can also order through WhatsApp. Garden centres and shops buying several cartons pay less per knife, so send us your quantity for a wholesale quote.

Which handle lasts best outdoors?

All four cope with ordinary garden use. Horn and bone are natural materials that dislike long soaking and direct heat, while the two woods simply appreciate a drop of oil now and then. For a muddy allotment, many buyers pick dark wood or horn, which hide soil marks better than white bone.

Display & retail

One pack, four materials, one tidy display

Because it shows white bone, black horn, dark wood and light wood side by side, this assortment works as its own colour chart. Hang one knife of each material at eye level on a Rotating Wood Keychain Knife Display Stand and keep the rest of the carton behind the counter.

  • Garden centres: bring them forward in early spring, beside seed packets, gloves and plant ties.
  • Gift shops: group them by material, so customers can compare bone with horn in the hand.
  • Hardware stores: hang them next to twine and wire, where a small cutting tool is an obvious add-on.
  • Add a shelf card naming them as knives from Pakistan, made in Sialkot; origin is one of the first questions shoppers ask.

Restock the materials that sell first, since the mix soon tells you what your customers prefer.