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Liner Lockback Knife - Coast

Part #: C05

The Coast C05 Liner Lockback Knife is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring a reliable and durable cutting tool for daily tasks. This knife combines high-tech materials with a practical design, offering robust performance in demanding automotive and industrial environments.

Key Features

  • 3" Modified Tanto Blade: Features a partially serrated edge for versatile cutting, ideal for slicing through various materials including hoses, zip ties, and packaging.
  • One-Handed Opening: Equipped with a thumb knob for quick, convenient, and safe deployment during work.
  • Liner-Lock with Push-Button Release: Provides secure blade retention and an intuitive push-button mechanism for efficient closing.
  • 400 Series Stainless Steel: Constructed from high-quality 400 series stainless steel, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance. Each blade is Rockwell tested for consistent hardness.
  • Integrated Portability: Includes a lanyard hole and a belt clip on the backside for secure and accessible carrying.
  • Lifetime Guarantee: Backed by Coast's Lifetime Guarantee for quality and performance, ensuring long-term reliability in professional use.

Applications

The C05 Liner Lockback Knife is a versatile tool suitable for a wide range of tasks encountered by professional technicians and mechanics. It can be utilized for general utility cutting, opening parts packaging, trimming hoses, stripping insulation from wires, and other precision cutting tasks in automotive repair shops, industrial facilities, and maintenance operations.

Specifications

  • Closed Length: 4-3/4 inches
  • Blade Length: 3 inches
  • Blade Material: 400 Series Stainless Steel
  • Finish: Bead-blasted

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  • Model: 100884
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
  • UPC: 015286010056
  • Manufacturers Part #: C05
  • Manufactured by: Coast
  • Also Known As: COSC05

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 07 May, 2007.