Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This compact grafting knife has a curved blade plus a bark lifter, white bone handle, inox bolster, made in Pakistan.
This grafting knife pairs a 5.5 cm curved hawksbill blade with a second thin, flat bark-lifting tool, both folding into an 8 cm white bone handle with a polished inox bolster. Manufactured in Pakistan, its compact size and light-toned bone suit retailers wanting a smaller dual-tool grafting knife. A wholesale item for orchard and vineyard customers.
With a 5.5 cm hawksbill blade and a separate bark lifter folding into an 8 cm bone handle, this compact grafting knife is built for fine summer work, when bark peels cleanly from the wood. Light enough to forget in a pocket, it is ready whenever a bud is.
Good ones certainly are, and a two-tool folder is a fair test of the workmanship. On this knife, check that the hawksbill blade and the bark lifter each open on their own, that the white bone sits flush with the inox bolster, and that the edge arrives keen. Growers who buy Pakistan knives from Sialkot workshops expect exactly that, and it is what to look for.
The rupee price for one knife sits at the top of this page for visitors from Pakistan. Rose nurseries and garden centres ordering in bulk pay a lower unit rate; send your quantity by WhatsApp or email for a quote.
Natural bone mellows to a warmer cream with handling and light, which many owners like. Keep it out of long soaks and wipe off soil and sap promptly, because bone is porous and can stain.
Two tools in one 8 cm handle means twice as many things to check when a delivery arrives. Open a few knives from the box:
A Pakistan folding knife that passes these checks is ready for the shelf.
With an 8 cm handle and a weight of just 45 g, this little bone-handled knife is easy to give and easy to carry, and the white handle looks smart in a gift box.
