Mansan Foldable Locking Knife with Bamboo Handle

Price: €2.26
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Price without branding€2.26
Total for 1 pcs (without branding)€2.26
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Production time5–10 working days

The branding price depends on the technique, number of colours and quantity. Before production we will send you a mock-up for approval.

The Mansan is a foldable locking pocket knife made of 2CR13 stainless steel with a natural bamboo handle and PU cord for custom branding.

  • Material: Stainless steel
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Prices by quantity

QuantityUnit price excl. VAT (without branding)
1–39 pcs€2.26
40–99 pcs€2.02
100–249 pcs€1.84
250–499 pcs€1.73
500+ pcs€1.61

Minimum order quantity: 1 pcs The larger the quantity, the lower the unit price.

Product availability: Made in 5–10 working days
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The Mansan is a foldable locking pocket knife made of 2CR13 stainless steel with a natural bamboo handle and PU cord for custom branding.

  • 2CR13 stainless steel blade with secure locking system.
  • Natural wood colour bamboo handle.
  • PU cord for easy hanging and quick access.
  • Compact dimensions of 9.7 x 2.5 x 1.1 cm, weighing 48 g.

Suitable for outdoor campaigns, camping trips, leisure events and corporate gifts. Browse more products under Tools & Pocket Knives.

Specifications
Materialstainless steel / bamboo
Dimensions9.7 x 2.5 x 1.1 cm
Weight48 g
Colourwood

  • Reference
    MOB-MO6623
  • In stock
    2991 Items
  • EAN13
    8719941059177
  • MPN
    MO6623

  • Material
    Stainless steel
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