Industrial Grade 3Cr13 Steel Folding Multitool Knife Pliers for Fishing and Hiking

We’re looking at a 3Cr13 stainlss steel blade paired with an aircraft-grade alumnum handle, and what it does is keep the weight down to 0.16 kg while still being tough enough for field use—the folding design means the whole thing packs into 12 by 5 by 2.5 cm, give or take. It’s an indutrial-grade multitool, not some cheap hardware store special, so the steel holds an edge better than most pocket knives in this price range and the aluminum won’t crack under a heavy grip.

Most buyers grab this for fishing trips or hiking, where you need something that can cut line, open a can, or pinch a split shot without digging through a pack. Actually, the pliers are the standout feature here—you can torque on a stubborn hook or crimp a lead weight, and the folding mechanism keeps the jaws locked when you’re not using them. It’s not suited for heavy prying or batoning wood, but for light survival tasks and camp chores, it handles the basics.

The 3Cr13 steel is a workhorse alloy—it’s not as corrosion-resistant as 440C, but it’s tougher and easier to sharpen in the field with a pocket stone. You’ll get a COA with each batch if you ask, and we typically run HPLC on the steel composition to verify it’s within spec, though for a mechancial tool like this, the real test is how it cycles after a few hundred opens. We usually have stock on DJ1007, but confirm lead time if you need more than 500 units—that’s MOQ for direct orders.

Packaging is a simple box, 12X5X2.5 cm as noted, and we can do bulk cartons or individual poly bags depending on your distribution setup. The HS code is 9506919000, which classifies it under sporting goods, so customs clearance is straightforward for outdoor gear. One detail most buyers don’t think to ask: the pivot screw uses a Torx head, so you’ll want a T6 driver for tightening—we include a small wrench in the box, but it’s easy to lose.