Shieldon peut appliquer différents bords de lame à votre projet de couteau, leur donnant des personnalités distinctes qui définissent leur utilisation prévue.
-Les bords de meulage creux présentent une mouture peu profonde du bord à la colonne vertébrale et sont les meilleurs pour les couteaux de dépeçage ou de chasse.
– Full flat grinds have a linear slope from edge to spine and work best with EDC knives and kitchen knives.
– In a saber grind, the edge starts partway through the blade, providing excellent durability and perfect for military or tactical knives.
– Knives with chisel grinds have one side completely flat, making them great for chopping knives like machetes.
Personalize your knife project by dictating the length of the knife’s blade, guiding the cutting strength and durability based on the length.
– Longer blade lengths give the blade more structural integrity, making them more durable and giving them a greater cutting strength. Fixed blade knives work best with longer blades.
– Shorter blade length allows for a more compact and easy to manage blade and is perfect for folding knives as it gives more room for hiding on the knife’s handle.
Nous vous aidons à donner à vos couteaux plus de polyvalence et des caractéristiques uniques grâce à différents types de lames qui peuvent ajouter à leur fonctionnalité et à leur style.
– Straight blades concentrate the cutting force on a smaller area, working well with batoning wood and cutting ropes.
– Trailing point blades feature a curve on the blade’s tip that gives a greater surface on the edge, making them ideal for slicing and making long cuts.
– Sporting a straight edge and a concave spine, sheepsfoot blades are popular blades for woodcarving and electrical projects.
– Spear-point blades are characterized by their symmetrically-pointed blade and double edges, typically used for daggers and tactical knives.
Ayant accès aux meilleurs fournisseurs de matériaux de l'industrie, nous pouvons répondre à votre demande pour tout matériau de lame dont vous avez besoin pour le projet de couteau.
– M390 steel, while one of the newer types, is popular for its great edge retention and its “micro clean” properties, giving it a mirror-like polish.
– D-2 is semi-stainless steel that holds an edge better than stainless varieties and has better corrosion resistance.
– VG-10 contains vanadium, making it tougher and more corrosion resistant than most steels.
– AUS-8 is a Japanese steel that is preferred by knifemakers for its corrosion resistance and toughness.
– AUS-6 is another Japanese-made steel that is great for general applications and is easy to sharpen.
En plus des matériaux de la lame, le choix des matériaux de manche parfaits pour compléter votre lame donne à vos couteaux une personnalité distinctive qui correspond à votre marque.
– Titanium is considered a standard material for knifemaking for great grip and lightweight nature.
– Aluminum is an affordable and budget-friendly option for handle material and can be anodized for a colorful finish.
– G-10 has a durable construction, allowing it to handle various weather conditions without slipping in the hand.
– GRN, also known as glass-filled nylon, sports extreme durability and gives the knife project a matte handle finish.
– Micarta a combination of cloth or paper and resin, this material is easy to form and gives the knife a comfortable grip.
Que vous souhaitiez une approche classique ou unique pour ouvrir vos couteaux, la sélection du mécanisme d'ouverture approprié améliore la conception de votre projet de couteau.
– Flippers are usually found on the opposite side of the knife and make opening them smooth and comfortable.
– Thumb studs are easy to use and reliable opening mechanisms, as it uses leverage on the blade for easy opening.
– Hole opening mechanisms require a hole placed on the blade’s spine to open the knife, giving it a unique look.
– Front flippers offer a unique variation to the regular flippers but have the flipper part on the front of the blade.
– Thumb disk mechanisms are some of the easiest and fastest methods for knives, requiring a dist to slide up and down the handle.
– Nail Marks are common among Swiss army knives and are made by placing a small groove on the blade’s spine, allowing the user to pull the blade out.
Complétez le look de votre projet de couteau personnalisé avec un mécanisme de verrouillage approprié qui sécurise la lame dans sa poignée.
– Liner Lock is a simple and affordable locking mechanism that secures the knife blade with a tensioned piece of metal within the handle.
– Frame lock looks similar to liner locks, however, it uses the handle itself as the main lock.
– Compression locks are strong and unique, using a leaf-like spring to lock the knife blade to place.
– Axis locks are perfect for ambidextrous knives, as its intuitive locking mechanism can be used on either hand.
– Button locks work best with automatic knives, as it releases the knife with a simple push of a button.
– Collar locks are renowned for their simplicity and intuitiveness, with only a few brands carrying this lock type.
Nous sommes prêts à vous aider à n'importe quelle étape de votre projet de couteau OEM. Envoyez-nous votre demande et votre budget et nous vous répondrons dans les plus brefs délais 24 heures.
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