Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This black tactical fixed-blade knife has a ringed wood grip, 18 cm blade, leather case included, made in Pakistan.
This fixed-blade knife features an 18 cm black-coated stainless steel blade with a full steel crossguard and pommel, paired with a 12.5 cm ringed, grooved wood grip for a secure tactical hold. Manufactured in Pakistan, its 30 cm overall length and matte black finish suit outdoor and tactical retailers. A wholesale item for building out a tactical knife range.
Every sharpening leaves a thin strip of bright steel along the edge of a black-coated blade, and that silver line shows every wobble in your angle. Hold the 18 cm blade at one steady angle, around 20 degrees, and give each side the same number of strokes: the line then stays narrow and even. On a Pakistan fixed blade knife with a matte black finish, that clean bevel is the first detail a customer notices.
The knife already arrives in its own leather case, so the useful extras are about keeping the edge working and showing the knife well:
Darkening steel is far older than modern coatings. Blacksmiths long 'blued' or blackened iron and steel with heat and oil, partly for looks and partly to slow rust. In the twentieth century the idea returned on outdoor and utility knives as baked or sprayed finishes: a matte black blade does not flash in sunlight, and the coating adds a layer between the steel and damp air.
The grooved grip has a practical history too. Rings and ridges give the fingers something to hold when hands are wet, cold or gloved, which is why so many working knives carry them. This Pakistan knife combines both ideas: an 18 cm black-coated blade, a full steel crossguard and pommel, and a 12.5 cm ringed wood grip, 30 cm from end to end.
Shoppers in Pakistan see the price per knife in rupees (PKR) at the top of this page and can order on WhatsApp. Outdoor shops taking several pieces pay a lower rate per knife as the quantity rises; send us the number on WhatsApp or by email for a quote. Mixed orders with other fixed blades in the range are welcome.
That depends entirely on where you are. With an 18 cm fixed blade and 30 cm overall, this is the kind of knife many places restrict in public, even where owning one is allowed. Check the local regulations before taking it outside, transport it in its case, store it away from children, and, as a retailer, confirm the age and sales rules in your market.
Along the edge, yes: sharpening removes it there by design. On the flats it can scuff with hard use, which does not affect cutting. A light wipe of oil keeps any exposed steel clean.
