Spalted Beech XC Blue (stabilized)

40,00 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

With the stabilized handle woods by Raffir your knife gets a unique and lively character.

Available immediately

Delivery status: 1-3 weekdays

Delivery time: 1 - 3 Workdays

Spalted Beech XC Blue (stabilized)

40,00 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

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Spalted Beech XC Blue by Raffir (stabilized)

Note:
- The material shown is a product preview. Since they are made from a natural element the appearance of the handle woods may vary slightly.
- The handle material is deliverd in its rough-hewn state!

With the stabilized handle woods by Raffir your knife gets a unique and lively character. The handle woods are products of a very high quality. They are robust, waterproof and resistant to discolouration. Whether as a handle block for a half tang or as handles for a full tang (for which the handle block is sawn in half), with these handle woods it is guaranteed that your knife gets a very special design!

Product specifications / delivery contents:
- Handle block "Spalted Beech XC Blue" (stabilized by Raffir)
- Dimensions: ca. 120 x 40 x 25 mm (there may be minor deviations)

The material:
With a stock of almost 14 %, beech is the most widespread deciduous tree in Germany. This wood is extremely popular and being especially used for furniture or firewood. In rare cases, a so-called stick sponge pulls through the wood, which provides a unique grain.

What is stabilized wood?
The handle woods by market leader Raffir are subject to a very special stabilization process. First of all the air is sucked out of the wooden pores under vacuum. Subsequently, a purpose-built special plastic is pressed through the material. After curing, stabilized "Raffir-Woods" are extremely resistant to moisture, blood, sweat, (food) juices and thus very hygienic. They require no special care, don’t need to be oiled or impregnated and can be polished to a high gloss without any aids!

Processing information:
Stabilized handle materials by Raffir are easy to be processed and are in their hardness comparable to a hardwood. Drilling, sawing and grinding are easily possible. Small gaps or grain openings cannot be fully ruled out in any type of wood. But these can easily be repaired with super-glue and epoxy adhesives. The processing of stabilized wood is harmless to health, however, as with any processing of wood wearing a dust mask is highly recommended!

Recommended equipment:
- SAFETY GLASSES (ALSO SUITABLE FOR WEARERS OF GLASSES)
- DUST MASK FFP3