Kershaw Auto Launch 19 Black
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Product detailed description
The Kershaw Launch 19 combines high quality materials, its exceptional handle is made from black anodised aluminium and G10 plate, ensuring a stunning and comfortable design.
Equally stunning is the CPM 154 blade with its satin and black two-tone Cerakote finish.
The Clip Point blade lets its sharpness shine through during work tasks, and the blade is so ergonomically designed that it allows users to grip the knife comfortably and confidently while working on details.
Other features include an anodized titanium spacer, a reversible pocket clip for deep carry and a lanyard hole.
The Kershaw Launch 19 looks really sharp at first glance, opens with authority and cuts even better.
The low-profile button makes it difficult to accidentally extend the blade; the deep pocket clip easily swivels for left/right carry
Closed blade length: 11.2 cm
Blade length: 8.4 cm
Blade material: stainless steel CPM-154
Blade hardness: 58 - 60 HRC
Handle made of black anodized aluminium and G10
Automatic opening - Push button
Push-button lock
Pocket clip: reversible (right/left)
Made in USA
Additional parameters
| Category: | Classic folding knives |
|---|---|
| Blade material: | CPM-154 |
| Blade length: | 8 to 10cm |
| Handle material: | alloy, G-10 |
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American manufacturer Kershaw is internationally recognized for its use of modern technology, ease of use and long product life. The Kershaw brand is synonymous with pocket and kitchen knives. The traditional Kershaw pocket knife is smaller and easy to carry, two essential elements of any knife for everyday use. Kitchen knives are available in a variety of styles and sizes, for the perfect addition in any kitchen. Kershaw is part of the Japanese KAI Group, which includes the Zero Tolerance and Shun brands.
Kershaw knives are among the most popular and are very innovative. They are famous for the famous simile "razor sharp". Kershaw offers a range of closing knives with the patented "Speed Safe" system - a mechanism involving assisted opening. They are not considered "automatic" and are legal in most countries.