Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This wrench-shaped knife sharpener has a tungsten carbide slot and ribbed grip, 14 cm, made in Pakistan.
This knife sharpener is shaped like a wrench, pairing a tungsten carbide notched slot with a 14 cm ribbed black handle for a secure grip. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's sized larger than the keyring version for full at-home or workshop use. A wholesale item for retailers stocking a larger-format novelty-shaped sharpener.
Run a permanent marker along the bevel of the blade before drawing it through the carbide notch. After three light strokes, look at the edge: where the ink has gone, the knife sharpener is working; where it remains, the blade angle or pressure needs adjusting. It is the quickest way to learn a new sharpener, and it saves metal.
The carbide does the work, so start there:
Retailers stocking Pakistani knives can keep one demonstration blade by the till and run this last check in front of customers.
Shoppers in Pakistan see the price per piece in rupees at the top of this page. Retailers who want it for a counter display or bundled with knives can ask on WhatsApp or by email for a quantity rate, which falls as the order grows.
For plain-edged stainless knives, from pocket folders to kitchen blades, yes. Damascus and very thin, hard blades are better kept for a whetstone, and serrated edges need a tapered rod.
It gives a long, ribbed handle to hold while the blade is drawn through, and it looks like a tool, which makes it an easy present for anyone with a workshop. At 14 cm it suits home and workshop use.
Tungsten carbide is extremely hard and needs almost no care, but the body around it does:
Kept clean, it will maintain a whole drawer of Pakistan-made knives for years.
