MTech USA Blue Damascus Etched Spring Assisted Knife
Product Description
Make a bold statement with the MTech USA MT-A2078BL, a spring-assisted folder that blends modern art with tactical utility. This knife captures attention immediately with its stunning Blue Titanium Nitride (TiNi) coated blade, featuring a laser-etched gold "Damascus Wave" pattern that mimics the look of high-end custom steel.
The artistry extends to the handle, which sports a precision-printed grey chevron (herringbone) pattern, giving it a sleek, high-tech appearance resembling carbon fiber texture. But it’s not just for show—the 3.5-inch stainless steel blade deploys instantly with a smooth spring-assist mechanism, locking up rock-solid for your daily cutting tasks. Whether you're a collector or need a stylish everyday carry (EDC), this knife delivers.
Key Features
Unique Visuals: The blue and gold "electric wave" blade etching paired with the geometric grey handle makes this a true standout piece.
Fast Action: Equipped with MTech's reliable spring-assisted opening, allowing for lightning-fast one-handed deployment via the finger flipper.
Secure Carry: A sturdy metal pocket clip keeps the knife virtually disappears in your pocket until you need it.
Technical Specifications
Brand: MTech USA (Ballistic Series)
Blade Style: Drop Point with "Damascus Wave" Laser Etching
Blade Material: 3Cr13 Stainless Steel (Blue TiNi Coating)
Handle Material: Grey Stainless Steel with Chevron/Zig-Zag Pattern
Mechanism: Spring Assisted Opening with Flipper
Lock Type: Liner Lock
Blade Length: ~3.50 inches
Closed Length: ~4.50 inches
Overall Length: ~8.00 inches
Clip: Stainless Steel Pocket Clip (Tip-Up)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the blade made of real Damascus steel?
A: No, the blade is crafted from durable 3Cr13 stainless steel. The beautiful blue and gold wave pattern is a high-quality laser etching designed to replicate the aesthetic of Damascus steel without the high cost or maintenance.
Q: Is the handle textured?
A: The grey chevron pattern is smooth to the touch but provides a matte finish that is comfortable in the hand. It is likely a graphic transfer on a solid steel or aluminum frame.
Q: How do I sharpen this coated blade?
A: You can sharpen this knife like any standard stainless steel blade using a ceramic rod or whetstone. However, be careful to only sharpen the very edge (the bevel) to avoid scratching the blue Titanium Nitride coating on the face of the blade.
