Torino Carbon
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- Order number: Sk4
- Supplier Name: Sandrin Knives
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The Torino Carbon from Sandrin Knives is the more sophisticated version of the popular and tried-and-tested Torino gentleman's knife, which impresses with its modern materials and precise workmanship. Unlike other knives, the 7.5 cm long blade in sheepsfoot shape is made of tungsten carbide. With a hardness of 71 HRC, this makes it the definitive winner when it comes to abrasion resistance and edge retention, although this makes resharpening very demanding. Thanks to the special processing, the break resistance has been increased. The Recoil-Lock developed by Sandrin Knives holds the blade in the working position after opening and allows the knife to be easily closed again with one hand. The carbon fiber handle scales are light yet sturdy and feel comfortable in the hand, even during prolonged use. With the titanium pocket clip, the Torino Carbon can be easily attached to any pocket, making it an inconspicuous everyday companion.
Herstellerinformation:
TURMOND S.p.A.
Via Lanzo, 36
I - 10040 VAL DELLA TORRE (TO)
Email: info@turmond.it
Verantwortliche Person / Firma innerhalb der EU:
ACMA - Distributor For Fine Knives
Veiter Weg 13
97241 Bergtheim
Germany
info@acma.de
Warnhinweise und Sicherheitsinformationen:
Schnittverletzungen: Die häufigste Gefahr bei der Verwendung von Messern ist das Risiko von Schnittverletzungen. Scharfe Klingen können schnell durch Haut und Gewebe dringen.
Abrutschen des Messers: Ein unsachgemäßes oder zu starkes Drücken kann dazu führen, dass das Messer abrutscht und unkontrollierte Bewegungen entstehen, die Verletzungen verursachen können.
Verletzungen durch Stürze: Messer sollten niemals ungesichert oder in der Nähe von Tischkanten abgelegt werden, um zu verhindern, dass sie herunterfallen und jemanden verletzen.
Stumpfe Messer: Stumpfe Messer stellen ein größeres Verletzungsrisiko dar, da sie mehr Kraft erfordern und leichter abrutschen können. Messer sollten daher regelmäßig sachgemäß nachgeschärft werden.
Nicht bestimmungsgemäße Nutzung: Das Verwenden eines Messers für Aufgaben, für die es nicht vorgesehen ist (z.B. als Hebelwerkzeug), kann nicht nur die Klinge beschädigen, sondern auch zu Unfällen führen.
| Manufacturer: | Sandrin Knives |
| Modell: | Torino Carbon |
| Knife Type: | Gentleman Messer, EDC - Every Day Carry |
| Verschluss: | Recoil-Lock |
| Blade Material: | Wolframcarbid |
| Blade Length: | 7,5 cm |
| Blade Thickness: | 1,3 mm |
| Klingenoberfläche: | Raw Carbide |
| Blade Style: | Sheepsfoot |
| Geschlossen: | 10 cm |
| Overall Length: | 17,5 cm |
| Tragesystem: | Titan-Clip |
| Öffnungshilfe: | Daumenpin |
| Griffmaterial: | Kohlefaser |
| Clip: | Ja/ Tip-up |
| Besonderheit: | Klinge aus Wolframcarbid |
| Gewicht: | 64 g |
| Made in: | Italien |
Sandrin Knives is part of the Italian family business Turmond S.p.A., based in Turin, which has been dedicated to the material tungsten carbide for two generations. With their many years of experience, they have found ways to expand this remarkable material (tungsten carbide) and have been producing the most precise carbide components ever created by man ever since. The use of tungsten carbide for utility knife blades was considered impossible for a long time. Due to the extremely high degree of hardness and the associated increased sensitivity to breakage, the material in its previous form was unattractive for the knife industry until Alessandro Colombatto, owner of Turmond S.p.A., succeeded in finding an ideal composition for precisely this purpose. With a still unbelievable hardness of 71 HRC, Sandrin Knives blades are flexible, but also considerably more resistant to breakage than ceramic blades. Sandrin knives are made with the precision and expertise that only 40 years of experience in carbide grinding and the knowledge, experience and passion that has been passed down from father to son can provide. Sandrin Knives offers the finest, sharpest and most edge-holding knives the world has ever seen. As none of the gentleman's knives have a lock, none of them fall under the carrying restrictions of the German Weapons Act § 42a.
