Victorinox Soldier Knive 0.8461.MWCH
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Product detailed description
Swiss multifunctional army knife.
The development of the new army knife began in February 2008, when Victorinox was invited to participate in a tender process. A total of 7 suppliers from different countries competed for the contract. The supplied knife models were tested by people in the army and then also subjected to tests in the laboratory to verify the technical suitability of the products.
Careful consideration was given to the relationship between price and performance, and the winning knife was awarded a contract for the supply of 75,000 units for a total volume of CHF 1.38 million. The new army knives will be delivered during the first basic course in 2009. Like its predecessor, this knife will have embossing on the main blade. The first shipment of 10,000 will be delivered to the Army in December 2008 with the "08" stamping.
Number of functions: 10
1. large blade
2. reamer
3. Bottle opener
4. 5 mm screwdriver
5. wire stripper
6. wood saw
7. Philips screwdriver 1-2
8. bottle opener
9. 3 mm screwdriver
10. Key ring
Length: 111 mm
Width: 18 mm
Weight: 131 g
Color: green
Victorinox Warranty: lifetime (damage caused by normal wear and tear, misuse or abuse is not covered).
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The amazing thing about VICTORINOX pocket knives, which was actually the key to their success, was the versatility of each spring: six blades on just two springs made for a light and elegant officer's knife.
Victorinox is dedicated to the manufacture and worldwide sale of unique and high-quality products that find practical applications in many different areas of life. It offers Swiss army knives, kitchen knives, watches, travel gear, fashion apparel and perfumes. The company's headquarters are located in the village of Ibach in the Canton of Schwyz, which lies in the heart of Switzerland. It was here that the founder of today's company, Karl Elsener, opened his knife-making business in 1884 and a few years later produced the legendary "original Swiss Army knife".