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This rescue folding knife has a teak wood handle, glass breaker and belt cutter, made in Pakistan.
This folding knife pairs a 9 cm black-coated stainless steel blade with a glass-breaker pommel and a belt-cutter hook, set into a 12.5 cm teak wood handle. Manufactured in Pakistan, the natural wood grip offers a different look from the textured plastic and metal handles in the rescue knife range. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a wood-handle rescue knife option.
Teak has been a shipbuilder's timber for centuries. Its natural oils help it resist water and rot, which is why it still covers the decks of many yachts, and its silica content is notorious for blunting woodworkers' saws. Those oils also make it a sound handle where hands get wet, and they explain why teak turns up among firefighter rescue knives, a field where aluminium usually rules.
Function comes first: a belt cutter, a glass breaker and a blade that opens with one hand, all of which this model shares with the aluminium versions. Beyond that, comfort counts on a tool carried every day. Teak feels warmer than metal on a cold morning and gives a secure hold, though it asks for a little oil now and then where aluminium asks for nothing.
The unit price sits at the top of this page, shown in rupees (PKR) to visitors from Pakistan, who can also order via WhatsApp. For quantities, the price per knife drops; email or message us for a wholesale figure.
Close, but not identical. Teak ranges from golden to deep brown with darker streaks, and it mellows further with handling and light, so the grain on every knife is its own.
Every folder in this range shares the 9 cm black-coated blade, assisted opening, glass breaker and belt-cutter hook, so the choice is really about the grip. This is the only Pakistan knife with a wood handle in the line-up.
A wood handle invites a more gift-like presentation, and shops and pocket knife wholesale distributors can bundle this model with:
