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HB76A Decorative Product
NEWEST Handle design ,very classic .Can make with wooden or plastic handle .
The "Halbert steel" knife-blade we developed with great concentration has undergone special heat treatment and various processes of grinding and polishing, but the blade can still be bent at 90ºwithout cracking.
Our heat treatment is accurate to ±1°, thus improving the toughness of the product and enhancing the anti-rust function.
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