Here are 5 good reasons.
Do you know anyone who is not convinced of the value of engraved Kershaw knives? Here is a fool-proof list of methods for your presentation:
Good luck. I hope these tips work for you!
Besides the normal maintenance that you would give any pocket knife, here are some tips specifically for your fruit knife.
As with any other knife, here are some general tips:
Your fruit knife will last longer if you take good care of it. Thanks to “Sharpening By Dave” for some information in this article.
Gerber is an old American knife company, and makes some models here, and
imports other models from overseas. Their knives have been popular ever since 1939. Here are this season’s best selling engraved Gerber knives:
Because of its all black color, and minimalist handle, this gem is a big hit. It was just introduced in 2019:
Gerber® Instant Knife 752 The Mini Paraframe 8485 is popular because of its small size (3″ closed), light weight, and see-through handle:
Gerber® Mini Paraframe Knife 8485
It’s easy to buy for yourself, but what kind of knives should you get with your
company logo? You want to pass them out to all your employees because they have been accident-free for 6 months. Here are some tips.
Your company logo knives should:
If you follow those recommendations, you should have a successful campaign. Good Luck!
You can learn a lot from your competitors. Why are they doing better than you?
By studying their methods, you can implement their ideas and catch up to them in the business world. Here’s one trick they use. They give Buck Knives to their best customers. Here are the benefits, and why you should do the same:
Best Knife Warranty:
Buck Knives, Inc. USA has one of the best warranties in the business. They call it
the Buck Forever Warranty. It is basically a lifetime warranty against defects in
material and workmanship. They will repair or replace the knife, at their option. However, if your logo engraved Buck knives are at issue, then ask Buck to repair, instead of replace. Then your logo won’t be thrown away. The same goes for any other covered Buck knife that has sentimental value. At your request, they will repair it the best they can, so that you aren’t faced with a new knife instead.
Here are the exceptions to the warranty:
Damage due to your misuse of the knife. Never use a knife as a pry bar, screw driver, or chisel or hammer.
Bonus for those who mistreated their knife:
If you happened to misuse your Buck knife, not all is lost. The factory can probably repair it for you for just a few dollars. They can even sharpen, polish, and adjust it for you for just a few dollars, too. If it is beyond repair, they offer to give you a deep discount on a new Buck pocket or hunting knife.
Safety is an important word these days. It is better to be prepared than sorry. The sale of Engraved Pocket Knives with rescue tools on them is big business. If you give rescue knives with your logo to your employees or customers, you will be a hero. And maybe they will be, too. Here is Gordon Blake holding two rescue knives for Dave Navoyosky at a recent trade show in Cleveland OH. Gordon is a field representative for Kutmaster/Utica knives.
Easy Open Rescue Knife 95-1838L
Heavy Duty Rescue Knife 95-1837L
What can fit in your pocket, perform at least half a dozen tasks easily, can even fold up into itself, and can be engraved with your company’s logo? You guessed it- a reliable, high-quality engraved Leatherman tool. These multitools are able to fix many day-to-day problems that men and women can come across, making it a great gift for employees and customers.
What else can these magical multitools do?
Keeping an engraved Leatherman tool readily accessible- in your pocket, purse, glove box, or kitchen drawer- will help you from constantly searching your toolbox for the specific tool you need.
Kershaw Knives didn’t exist before 1974. That’s when Pete Kershaw left Gerber and started his own way of designing and manufacturing pocket knives. Today some of their knives are made in China, and some are made in the USA. Since the design and workmanship is so well controlled, the average person can’t tell where a particular Kershaw knife is made.
Decorating pocket knives has become so popular, due to the high quality laser engraving machines in use today. Engraved Kershaw Knives are laser engraved with a customer’s company logo, and used for advertising purposes.
The design of this line of knives is much different than your grandpa’s knives. You won’t see wooden handles, and pen blades, and stockman-style designs. Instead you see a curvy tactical form with a modern look. Here are 3 examples of knives that your grandpa never dreamed of:
Kershaw® “Scallion” Knife, Colors 1620 
Kershaw® Select Fire 1920 
Kershaw® Ember 3560-K