1. Handles
- Hollow Handles: Some Cold Steel knife handles might be partially hollow to reduce weight and balance the knife. Hollow handles can also accommodate features like storage compartments or tangs of the blade.
- Solid Handles: Many handles are solid, especially for heavy-duty knives, to provide maximum strength and durability. Solid injection molding ensures that the handle can withstand significant stress and impact.
2. Sheaths and Scabbards
- Mostly Hollow: Sheaths and scabbards are often hollow to allow the blade to be inserted and stored safely. The walls of these components are typically solid to provide rigidity and protection, but the interior space is hollow to accommodate the blade.
Why Some Parts Are Hollow
1. Weight Reduction
- Balance and Handling: Hollow sections in handles can significantly reduce the overall weight of the knife, improving balance and making it easier to handle.
- Portability: Lighter products are easier to carry, which is crucial for outdoor tools and survival gear.
2. Material Efficiency
- Cost Savings: Using less material can reduce manufacturing costs, making the product more affordable without compromising on quality.
- Sustainability: Efficient material use is environmentally friendly, as it reduces waste and conserves resources.
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3. Functional Design
- Storage Compartments: Hollow handles can be designed with compartments for storing small items, such as survival gear or additional tools.
- Accommodating the Tang: In full-tang knives, the handle must accommodate the tang of the blade, which often requires a hollow space.
Conclusion
Cold Steel products that are injection molded may have hollow sections, particularly in handles and sheaths, for reasons related to weight reduction, material efficiency, and functional design. However, many components are also solid to ensure maximum durability and strength. The specific design of each product determines whether it incorporates hollow sections or not.
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| Discussion | Mold material, cavity number, price, runner, payment, etc. |
| S/C Signature | Approval for all the items. |
| Advance | Pay 50% by T/T |
| Product Design Checking | We check the product design. If some position is not perfect, or can not be done on the mould, we will send customer the report. |
| Mold Processing | Send report to customer once each week |
| Mold Testing | Send trial samples and try-out report to customer for confirmation |
| Mold Modification | According to customer’s feedback. |
| Balance Settlement | 50% by T/T after the customer approved the trial sample and mould quality. |
| Delivery | Delivery by sea or air. The forwarder can be designated by your side. |
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