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Made in Sweden. Since 1891 MADE IN SWEDEN SINCE 1891 MADE IN SWEDEN. SINCE 1891. A Morakniv is always made in Mora Sweden. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM WE KNOW KNIVES CENTURIES OF DEVELOPMENT All products are made in Mora, Sweden, like we always have. We have always developed our knives in close collaboration with professional users. And our constant repetition is extremely important. It is a prerequisite for professionals to get what professionals want: knives that maintain consistent, high-level quality. This demand is met by our professionally skilled colleagues when they – in one single facility – run a proven and secure manufacturing process. This gives us total control over all the steps of the manufacturing process – from metallurgy to delivery of the final product. WE KNOW KNIVES WE KNOW INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM CRAFTING THE MORA KNIFE CRAFTING THE MORA KNIFE We always begin with the task for which a knife will be used. Then we choose the steel. Sometimes carbon steel is most suitable, sometimes a laminated steel is required and, in many cases, a stainless steel is the right choice. During grinding, the edge and honing angle are adjusted to exactly match the knife’s use. Part of the secret of knife manufacturing is heat treatment. That is where we use the steel’s unique properties to increase the knife’s durability and reduce the risk of corrosion. We have developed these processes together with world-leaders Sandvik. It is from them that we obtain the cold-rolled Swedish steel that we use to make our stainless steel knives. In fact, we can actually track the steel for our knives all the way back to the mine. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM ECO PRINCIPLES ECO PRINCIPLES AN ECOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY ARE GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR OUR PRODUCTION. In the past, for economic reasons, everything was used, and nothing would be wasted. Today we are working to minimise our environmental impact, to make more efficient use of energy and materials and to create a good working environment. Ecological, economic and socially sustainable development are the guiding principles for our production. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM CATEGORIES CATEGORIES ADVENTURE CRAFT WOODCARVING KITCHEN FOOD INDUSTRY HOOF CARE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM CATEGORIES OVERVIEW ADVENTURE CRAFT WOODCARVING Hunting, fishing, and exploring tools. Professional woodcarving tools. The craftline Hobby woodcarving tools. Generations of Indispensable tools for a variety of outdoor, hunting, series include sharp, durable, high-quality utility carpenters and wood carvers have appreciated the emergency, or tactical applications knives suitable for construction, trade and industrial precision tools made by Morakniv in Mora, Sweden professionals. since 1891. KITCHEN FOOD INDUSTRY HOOF CARE Chef knives. We have joined the qualities that made ​​ Professional food industry knives. Premium- Ferrier’s knives. Hoof trimming knives and the knife from Mora so prized by the campfire and grade knives and tools that are trusted by food farrier’s knives that have been developed in close joined them with the modern kitchen’s needs. The professionals from around the world. collaboration with blacksmiths and veterinarians. result is a series of beautiful and timeless kitchen Efficient, easy to work with and can be honed. knives produced in Mora. And in line with our tradition, it is the user that has shaped the outcome. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM COMPANION 125 YEARS EDITION » Limited edition, with 125th Jubilee logo on the semi-matte finished blade. » The 90° spine of the blade has been ground especially for use with a fire starter (sold separately). » Knife with a 2.5 mm thick cold-rolled stainless steel blade. » Scandinavian grind produces a very sharp edge with excellent control of the cut and is easy to sharpen. » Ergonomic handle with patterned high-friction rubber grip gives the feeling of control, making work easier, as if the knife were an extension of your hand. » Color-matching plastic sheath with belt loop. Companion is used in a huge variety PART # M-12717 of situations by a range of users: UPC 7391846017745 bush crafters, hunters and outdoor STEEL Swedish Stainless enthusiasts have all discovered the TOTAL LENGTH 9.2" (233 mm) charm of this knife. The blade is made of Swedish stainless steel, which makes BLADE LENGTH 4.1" (104 mm) it easy to maintain and keeps the blade THICKNESS 2.5 mm sharper for longer. It has a soft, friction PRODUCT WEIGHT 4.1 oz. (116 g) grip handle made of TPE rubber, which WARRANTY Limited Lifetime makes the knife feel safe and steady to INNER/MASTER QTY. 15 work with. The polymer knife sheath PACKAGED WEIGHT 4.3 lbs has a practical belt clip for attaching PACKAGED DIMS. 5.25" x 10" x 8.5" the knife to a rucksack or a belt – PACKAGING 15 Display always close at hand. AVAILABLE DATE In Stock BLACK INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM CLASSIC ORIGINAL 125 YEARS EDITION » Limited edition, with 125th Jubilee logo on blade. » High grade Swedish steel blade (Sandvik 14C28N) » Oiled birch wood handle. » Leather sheath with the classic wooden pattern embossed on the front. Your very own limited edition, high PART # M-12683 performance knife is one of just 1891 UPC 7391846017707 handmade models. It is an upgrade HANDLE Oiled birchwood handle to our classic model with a birch SHEATH Leather with Belt Loop handle, high grade Swedish steel blade (Sandvik 14C28N) and beautiful leather STEEL Sandvik 14C28N Stainless sheath with the classic wooden pattern TOTAL LENGTH 7.1" (180 mm) embossed on the front. The blade is BLADE LENGTH 3.3" (84 mm) marked with the 125th Jubilee logo. THICKNESS 2.7 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 4.6 oz. (130 g) WARRANTY Limited Lifetime INNER/MASTER QTY. 20 PACKAGED WEIGHT 6.85 lbs PACKAGED DIMS. 12" x 10.5" x 8.5" PACKAGING Box AVAILABLE DATE In Stock BIRCH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM KNIVES ADVENTURE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM KNIVES NEW PRODUCTS NEW KNIVES MORAKNIV GARBERG MORAKNIV ELDRIS MORAKNIV KANSBOL INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM MORAKNIV ELDRIS NECK KNIFE KIT INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM COMPACT DESIGN ALL-ROUND CONVENIENCE FIRE STARTER Morakniv Eldris is a pocket size fixed blade knife that Hang it round your neck on your neck with the multi- The knife has a precision blade and ground spine will amaze you with its versatility. purpose paracord or make the carry even more safe compatible with a fire starter. The minimalist fire with the secondary lock. starter included with the neck knife kit is perfect for starting a warming fire or lighting a camping stove. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM MORAKNIV ELDRIS » The 90° spine of the blade has been ground especially for use with a fire starter (sold separately). » 2 mm thick stainless steel blade that stays sharp for a long time; Blade has a semi-matte finish. » Scandi grind makes it easy to keep sharp. » Handle with built-in click lock between sheath and handle prevents knife from falling out of sheath. » The neck-knife kit enables you to hang it round your neck with the multi-purpose paracord. The minimalist fire starter is perfect for starting a warming fire or lighting a camping stove. STEEL Stainless TOTAL LENGTH 5.6" (143 mm) BLADE LENGTH 2.2" (56 mm) THICKNESS 2 mm WARRANTY Limited Lifetime SHEATH Polymer KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT INNER/MASTER QTY. 5 5 PKGD. WEIGHT 131 g 184 g PKGD. DIMS. 190 x 60 x 45 mm 278 x 60 x 45 mm PACKAGING Box Box AVAILABLE DATE Q4 2016 Q4 2016 RED KNECK KNIFE KIT INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM ADVENTURE BLACK BLUE GREEN KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT PART # M-12647 M-12629 M-12649 M-12631 M-12651 M-12633 UPC 7391846017554 7391846017974 7391846017592 7391846017790 7391846017639 7391846017837 RED YELLOW COLOR MIX KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT KNIFE NECK KNIFE KIT PART # M-12648 M-12630 M-12650 M-12632 PART # M-12770 M-12271 UPC 7391846017578 7391846017776 7391846017615 7391846017813 UPC 7391846018094 7391846018124 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM ALWAYS CLOSE BY WITH THE MULTI-MOUNT Together with the Multi-Mount fastening system, your Morakniv is just seconds away. Place it on your snowmobile, canoe, or ATV - when the knife is placed in the holder it can take a bumpy ride on any vehicle. It allows the knife to be mounted virtually anywhere you want and is compatible with the MOLLE standard mounting system. It also has strategically placed screw holes and slots for different types of straps. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION | [email protected] | Office 425.285.1111 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WWW.INDUSTRIALREV.COM ADVENTURE MORAKNIV KANSBOL » Knife with a 2.5 mm thick stainless steel blade that stays sharp for a long time; Blade has a semi-matte finish. » The 90° spine of the blade has been ground especially for use with a fire starter (sold separately). » Scandi grind makes it easy to keep sharp.
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