Couteau pliant EDC
SKU #10495
Le couteau pliant EDC Slice® 10495 est une version élégante et moderne du couteau pliant traditionnel qui illustre notre savoir-faire en matière de design innovant. C’est un outil du quotidien, robuste, avec un toucher équilibré, qui sera bientôt votre outil de prédilection, tant pour son efficacité que pour sa sécurité.
La lame en oxyde de zirconium 10404 installée est équipée de l’affûtage de sécurité Slice en instance de brevet. Cette technologie propriétaire permet de créer une lame finger-friendly®, sans danger en cas de contact avec la peau. Logée dans un manche élégant en acier inoxydable, cette lame dure jusqu'à 11 fois plus longtemps que les lames en métal et ne rouille pas. Lorsqu'il est enfin temps d'acheter une nouvelle lame, le mécanisme sans outil facile à utiliser facilite le changement de lame. Cet outil minimaliste est doté d'un déploiement assisté par ressort et d'un système d’ouverture/fermeture Liner-Lock sécurisant. Utilisez l’orifice prévu pour passer une lanière tour de cou afin conserver votre couteau EDC à portée de main. Il est livré avec lame de sécurité à bout arrondi ; une lameau bout pointu est disponible en option.
- Type de lame installée : 10404 au bout arrondi
- Manche robuste en métal
- Système d’ouverture/fermeture Liner-Lock sécurisant
- Déploiement assisté par ressort
- Ambidextre
- Orifice pour lanière tour de cou
- Lame finger-friendly® qui coupe efficacement
- Réduit les risques de blessures et les coûts
- Lame qui ne produit pas d’étincelles, non conductrice, non magnétique
- Lame chimiquement inerte qui ne rouille pas
- Lame sans revêtement huileux et sans lubrifiant
- Lame en 100 % oxyde de zirconium
- Le tranchant de la lame dure jusqu'à 11,2 fois plus longtemps que le métal
- Moins de changements de lames = moins de blessures
- Lames compatibles : 10404, 10408
- Changement de lame sans outil
- Réf. 10495
Great for:
- Ideal for everyday carry
- Opening, cutting, and disassembling boxes
- Cutting film and tape
- Slicing plastic and shrink wrap
- Camping trips
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Cutting Depth:
Material: Steel, aluminium, NGF, TPFE, nylon, zirconium oxide
Dimensions: L x W x H
Weight: 0.17 lb
Sell Sheet
Sell Sheet
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The 10495 EDC Folding Knife: Blade Replacement
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FAQ
What Is an EDC Folding Knife?
An EDC folding knife belongs to a category of gear known as Every Day Carry, or EDC, items. These essential items include watches, knives, phones, flashlights, multi-tools and more. EDC enthusiasts swap reviews and information about which gear to invest in, including which is the best EDC folding knife for your money.
An EDC knife, as a cutter, is a generalist rather than a specialist. In other words, it needs to be able to cut the wide variety of materials you encounter in everyday life: cardboard, clamshell packaging, tape, etc. Specialty cutting jobs are best left to specialty knives. Because an EDC knife is a long-term investment, it should be dependable, durable, and comfortable to use.
An EDC knife, as a cutter, is a generalist rather than a specialist. In other words, it needs to be able to cut the wide variety of materials you encounter in everyday life: cardboard, clamshell packaging, tape, etc. Specialty cutting jobs are best left to specialty knives. Because an EDC knife is a long-term investment, it should be dependable, durable, and comfortable to use.
How Is the Slice Folding Pocket Knife Different?
The Slice® small folding pocket knife has several advantages. The first, of course, is safety. An EDC carrier needs a tool that can tackle many different materials, but skin isn’t one of them. Slice developed a proprietary manufacturing process for its advanced ceramic blades that gives them a finger-friendly® edge.
Traditional blades, whether made from metal or ceramic, have dangerous edges that are extremely sharp—far sharper than what’s needed to cut most materials. Oversharpening is a workaround intended to compensate for metal’s relatively quick dulling. While this extends the wear of a metal blade, it sacrifices user safety. Other ceramic blades mimic this traditional extremely sharp edge and are just as dangerous. While Slice blades can’t eliminate all risk of lacerations (if they could, they wouldn’t cut anything), they are the safest option on the market today. The 10495 ships with a rounded-tip blade to further protect against puncture wounds.
If you’re going to carry a tool every day, it needs to be comfortable to carry. That means not too heavy, not unwieldy. This pocketable, nimble tool comes equipped with a lanyard hole for a leather cord, making it quick to find when you’re reaching into your pocket for a knife. Its lightweight, compact design allows you to attach it to a key ring so it’s always with you. Small is an asset when it comes to EDC, and the 10495 is one of the smallest folding pocket knives available.
But don’t think this tool is lightweight when it comes to performance. This little guy has big power. Built small but tough, like a bulldog, the 10495 is made from high-grade, heat-treated steel. And the blade? Slice blades last up to 11.2 times longer than metal blades, in part because the 100-percent-pure zirconium oxide we use is extremely hard: 8.2 on the Mohs scale compared with steel at 5 to 6.5. Our blades are also thicker than standard ceramic blades.
Traditional blades, whether made from metal or ceramic, have dangerous edges that are extremely sharp—far sharper than what’s needed to cut most materials. Oversharpening is a workaround intended to compensate for metal’s relatively quick dulling. While this extends the wear of a metal blade, it sacrifices user safety. Other ceramic blades mimic this traditional extremely sharp edge and are just as dangerous. While Slice blades can’t eliminate all risk of lacerations (if they could, they wouldn’t cut anything), they are the safest option on the market today. The 10495 ships with a rounded-tip blade to further protect against puncture wounds.
If you’re going to carry a tool every day, it needs to be comfortable to carry. That means not too heavy, not unwieldy. This pocketable, nimble tool comes equipped with a lanyard hole for a leather cord, making it quick to find when you’re reaching into your pocket for a knife. Its lightweight, compact design allows you to attach it to a key ring so it’s always with you. Small is an asset when it comes to EDC, and the 10495 is one of the smallest folding pocket knives available.
But don’t think this tool is lightweight when it comes to performance. This little guy has big power. Built small but tough, like a bulldog, the 10495 is made from high-grade, heat-treated steel. And the blade? Slice blades last up to 11.2 times longer than metal blades, in part because the 100-percent-pure zirconium oxide we use is extremely hard: 8.2 on the Mohs scale compared with steel at 5 to 6.5. Our blades are also thicker than standard ceramic blades.
How Will a Slice Blade Compare to a Metal Blade?
People unfamiliar with Slice blades hear the word ‘ceramic’ and worry about shattering and wear resistance. This is explained in detail in our FAQ: Do Slice Ceramic Safety Blades Break Easily? but, in short, our blade material is tougher than steel and our blades are thicker and sturdier than other ceramic blades. We also use 100 percent zirconium oxide instead of the poor-grade blend found in some ceramic blades.
As far as wear resistance goes, our blades actually outlast metal blades by far. Independent third-party tests indicate that a Slice 10404 blade (the one used in the 10495 folding pocket knife) lasts, on average, 11.2 times longer than a comparable metal blade. In other words, Slice gives you many more days with your Every Day Carry before you’ll need a replacement blade.
And, of course, our blades are unique because of the patent-pending safety grind we employ. The resulting blade is finger friendly. While our blades can cut skin, they significantly reduce the risk of an accidental laceration.
As far as wear resistance goes, our blades actually outlast metal blades by far. Independent third-party tests indicate that a Slice 10404 blade (the one used in the 10495 folding pocket knife) lasts, on average, 11.2 times longer than a comparable metal blade. In other words, Slice gives you many more days with your Every Day Carry before you’ll need a replacement blade.
And, of course, our blades are unique because of the patent-pending safety grind we employ. The resulting blade is finger friendly. While our blades can cut skin, they significantly reduce the risk of an accidental laceration.
What Materials Can I Cut With This Folding Pocket Knife?
As you would expect, you’ll be able to slice through most everyday materials with the 10495. This includes cardboard, tough plastic clamshell packaging, twine, tape, paper, and most packaging. Some materials, like flexible plastic, require a puncture to initiate the cut. For this kind of cutting, we recommend using the optional 10408 blade with a pointed tip.
What About Materials and Design Features?
The best small EDC folding knife is the one you want to carry and use. Made from high-grade, heat-treated steel with a heavy-duty black oxide coating, the 10495 is a sleek, modern interpretation of the classic folding knife. But it wouldn’t be a Slice tool if we stopped at making it look good.
We went back to basics with a design that favors rugged simplicity instead of gadgetry. The minimalist frame features a stable locking liner. With a sturdy pivot and a powerful, smooth, spring-assist deployment, the 10495 is ready to cut when you are. Attach it to your key ring or run a leather cord through its lined lanyard hole to keep it on hand. With a balanced, heavy-duty feel, the 10495 combines a compact form factor with a powerful deployment.
We went back to basics with a design that favors rugged simplicity instead of gadgetry. The minimalist frame features a stable locking liner. With a sturdy pivot and a powerful, smooth, spring-assist deployment, the 10495 is ready to cut when you are. Attach it to your key ring or run a leather cord through its lined lanyard hole to keep it on hand. With a balanced, heavy-duty feel, the 10495 combines a compact form factor with a powerful deployment.
How Do You Change the Blade in the Slice Folding Pocket Knife?
Blade change in the 10495 is easy and requires no extra tools. Simply deploy the handle into its open and locked position, then press the oblong button on the logo side of the tool. This unlocks the blade so you can pull it out. Keep the button depressed to insert a new blade. Once the blade is inserted, release the button and check that the blade is locked securely in position. You’re ready to go.
The 10495 ships with our 10404 Box Cutter Blades (Rounded Tip) and is compatible with the optional 10408 Box Cutter Blades (Pointed Tip).
The 10495 ships with our 10404 Box Cutter Blades (Rounded Tip) and is compatible with the optional 10408 Box Cutter Blades (Pointed Tip).
What Is the Best EDC Folding Knife for Safety?
If you’re looking for the safest option on the market, congratulations. You’ve found it. The 10495 is the best EDC folding knife for EDC enthusiasts who also care about personal safety. Maybe you’ve had too many close calls or you want to introduce a newbie to EDC. With its finger-friendly blade, the 10495 is the best EDC folding knife for convenience and, more importantly, safety.