Polished chrome butterfly knife with knurled grip, shown open and disassembled

Butterfly Knives Ref. 3660

Polished Chrome Butterfly Knife with Knurled Grip – 12.7 cm Handle

Name: Polished Chrome Butterfly Knife with Knurled Grip – 12.7 cm Handle
Brand: Pakistan Knives Factory
SKU: 3660
Price: 3.50 USD
Availability: InStock

This polished chrome butterfly knife has a knurled grip and a drop-point blade, 12.7 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 butterfly knife pairs an 11.1 cm stainless steel drop-point blade with dual 12.7 cm polished chrome handles finished in a knurled, non-slip texture. Manufactured in Pakistan, its balisong-style flipping action suits collectors and flipping enthusiasts. A wholesale item for retailers targeting butterfly knife and novelty flipper collectors.

Specifications

Weight: 0.133 kg
Blade size (cm): 11.1
Handle size (cm): 12.7
Blade: Stainless steel
Handle: Chrome

Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Questions & answers

Chrome butterfly knife: lock, price and handles

Does the lock mechanism feel secure?

Check it yourself on arrival rather than relying on a description. Closed, the two handles should meet evenly around the blade, cover the edge completely and hold together without rattling; if the knife has a latch, it should engage cleanly and release only when you mean it to. Open, the blade should sit firmly between the handles with no wobble at the pivots. If anything feels loose, contact us before it goes on sale.

What is the price of this butterfly knife in Pakistan?

Visitors in Pakistan see the unit price in rupees (PKR) at the top of this page and can order through WhatsApp. For shops and pocket knife wholesale distributors, the rate per piece drops as quantities rise; send us your numbers by email or WhatsApp for a quote.

Will the chrome handles show fingerprints?

Polished chrome does show prints more readily than a matte finish, and a quick wipe with a soft cloth brings back the mirror shine. The knurled texture keeps the 12.7 cm handles from feeling slippery, even though the surface is polished.

Display & retail

Showing a mirror-chrome flipper in the shop

A polished chrome Pakistan butterfly knife sells on shine and movement, so give it light and a little space.

Show one partly open in a lit glass case, so the 11.1 cm drop-point blade and both knurled handles catch the light.
Place it beside the Matte Black Knurled Butterfly Knife, so customers simply choose their finish.
Group it with collectible and novelty folders, away from kitchen and garden knives.
Keep the display piece behind the counter and pass it across only on request, once any required age check is done.

Collectors and flipping hobbyists are the buyers here, so a shelf card on care and safe practice helps the sale.

Quality check

Pivots, plating and knurling: checks on delivery

Butterfly knives have more moving parts than most folders, so check each one before it goes on the shelf, as you would any Pakistan pocket knife:

Swing each handle slowly: both should pivot smoothly, without grinding or side play.
Closed, the blade must sit fully inside the two handles, with the edge touching neither.
Look along the 12.7 cm handles under a bright light for blistering, pitting or thin patches in the chrome.
The knurling should be evenly cut on both handles, with no smooth spots.
Open, the 11.1 cm drop-point blade should line up straight with the joined handles.

Carry & safety

Butterfly knives and the law where you live

Butterfly knives are regulated more strictly than ordinary folding knives in a number of countries, and in some places they cannot be sold or owned at all. Check the law where you live before buying; if you are a retailer, confirm that the item can be sold in your market and which age checks apply. Practise flipping at home, away from other people, and keep the knife where children cannot reach it.