TacKnives Expands EDC (Everyday Carry) Line for Emergency Workers And First Responders
Sep 28, 2022
Since 2014, the company has been providing a range of quality Tacknives to fit the everyday needs of emergency workers and first responders for an easily carried tool. The company sources parts from six different factories and assembles the product in Miami, Florida.
Miami, Florida, United States - September 28, 2022 —
TacKnives and Sheng Cho are pleased to announce that they have expanded their line of everyday carry (EDC) knives to fit the needs of emergency workers and first responders. TacKnives provides OTF (Out The Front Knives) at affordable prices. The company was launched in 2014 at Houston, Texas’s Sunny Flea Market. The initial offering to customers is typically known as gas station knives. Customers usually were average blue collar workers who needed a daily use knife priced at less than twenty dollars.
In addition to folding styles, many customers requested OTF knives. The company began purchasing units from local wholesalers. The search for supplies from top factories worldwide continues to the present day. The niche audience is enthusiasts looking for a quality OTF product without a high price. The OTF style has blades in the open natural position. The size is perfect for carrying in the pocket. The online catalog has four sizes available to meet the customer's needs. These include mini, medium, large, and extra large.
Further details are available at https://tacknivesusa.com/
OTF is one of two basic styles of automatic knives: the side opening, or OTS, and the front opening or OTF. The OTF style employs deploying levers or buttons and springs to extend vertically straight out from the front of the handle. Because they require less clearance to open than the OTS style, they are more readily useful for work in constricted spaces. The website offers a comprehensive product catalog that includes a range of knives for many applications, including outdoor, fishing, hunting and more.
TacKnives offers two categories of deployment: a single action and a double action blade. The single action blade is deployed with a loaded spring but is retracted manually. The double action OTF is deployed and retracted using a button that releases or pulls the spring.
ABOUT:
TacKnives has expanded its product line to include more OTF models. The new products are particularly useful for the needs of first responders and emergency workers.
Contact Info:
Name: Sheng Chou
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Organization: TacKnives
Address: 7152 SW 47th St. Unit 2B, Miami, FL 33155
Phone: (281) 668-8677
Website: https://tacknivesusa.com/
Release ID: 89082338
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