About this knife

This pocket sharpener is made from flat black steel with two notched sharpening slots, one at each end, sized at 11 cm to fit in a pocket or tool kit. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's a compact, no-frills tool for touching up an edge. A wholesale item for retailers stocking affordable pocket-sized knife accessories.

Specifications

Supplier
Pakistan Knives Factory, Sialkot, Pakistan
Weight
0.038 kg
Handle size (cm)
11
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Steel
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Best uses

Flat enough for any kit bag

Flat, 11 cm long and made of black steel with a notch at each end, this knife sharpener from Pakistan slips into places a whetstone never fits, and it is light enough to forget about. It is for touching up an edge where the work actually happens:

  • Fishing tackle boxes
  • Camping and hiking kits
  • Garden shed and allotment
  • Glovebox emergency kits
  • Workshop and toolbox drawers
  • Foragers' field bags
Questions & answers

Notches, stainless blades and price

What is the price of this pocket knife sharpener in Pakistan?

US$0.85 per piece (PKR 738 for buyers in Pakistan). From 50 pieces the price drops to US$0.60 per piece. For a larger order, send us the quantity on WhatsApp or by email and we will quote a lower rate.

How do I use the notches?

Rest the sharpener on the edge of a table and hold it firmly. Set the heel of the blade in a notch and draw the knife through towards you with light pressure, three to five times. Wipe off the filings and test the edge on paper.

Will it work on a stainless blade?

Yes. Any stainless Pakistan knife with a plain edge, from a pocket folder to a garden knife, can be touched up in the notches. Serrated edges are better left to a tapered rod.

Care & maintenance

Clean notches, dry steel

Made entirely of steel, the sharpener needs the same basic care as a blade:

  • After use, brush the metal filings out of both notches with an old toothbrush.
  • Wipe it dry before it goes back into a pocket or tackle box, especially after fishing.
  • In a humid kit, a cloth with a drop of oil wiped over the black surface keeps damp at bay.
  • Store it flat and away from loose tools, so the notches are not damaged.

Looked after this way, it keeps Pakistan knives and other everyday blades working season after season.

Complete the set

Building a small field-care kit

A pocket sharpener is only one part of keeping a knife useful in the field. Customers buying it often need: