First: They represent the ever-lasting search for humanity in the unknown world.
Secondly, in their risky challenges to the highest point of the world they live in and the high-end borders of the universe, there must be a mosaic of the tools they have passed through scientific certification, practical recognition, and precision detection. Swiss army knife with Red Shield Cross!
origin
In 1884, Karl Elsener returned from Paris, France, to the remote Schwyz in the central region of Switzerland. Seven years later, in 1891, the Swiss Tool Industry Association was founded and founded by Karl Elsener. No one could have thought that the son of the shoemaker had also created a brand that swept the world for more than one hundred years - the Swiss Army Knife.
At the end of the nineteenth century, the sabers used by the Swiss army must all be purchased from Solingen in Germany. Karl Elsener is ambitiously aiming at this huge army procurement. In October 1891, the association created the first saber that replaced German imports and sent it to the Swiss army. Karl Elsener again developed a knife that was lighter and more elaborate than the first soldier's knives. In addition to the main knife, drill cone, can opener, and screwdriver function, there were two more. Drill a small spatula and a bottle opener. This six-fold new tool with two blades on the top of the two springs is known by Karl as the "Military Knife." The Swiss army knife caused a great stir in the short term after birth and registered a product patent on June 12, 1897. As a result, the Swiss army knife opened a prelude to its constant shining over the world for over a hundred years.
Brands
During the Second World War, the "Swiss military officer knife" was purchased by the United States in large quantities to supply the U.S. Army Consumer Cooperatives and the U.S. Navy and Air Force. As the wartime US troops spread all over the world, it also promoted the widespread spread of the "Swiss military officer" around the world. Because the German language "Offiziermesser" of the "Swiss Army Knife" is very circumscribed, so the rough American soldiers simply called it "Swiss army knife" - the Swiss Army Knife, so the abbreviation of "Swiss Army Knife" was also established. Became the name of this brand.
At present, there are two main brands of authentic Swiss Army Knives that are internationally recognized. They are from Vinos Enterprises, established in 1884 under the Swiss Alps, and Wigo Enterprises, which was established in Dremont, Switzerland, in 1893. This is also unique. Officially authorized to use the Swiss Cross emblem on a knife. Their respective Swiss army knives are very much the same. The difference in trademarks is that Vinos is a red shield with a Swiss cross national emblem embedded in it, while Weige is a red cross fillet with a Swiss cross national emblem embedded in it. Names Vivtorinosswitzerland and WengerDelemontSwitzerland.
Wenger Saber (Wei Ge Sabre):
In 1900, Dio. Mr. Theo Wenger and Mr. Hener sandoz, the president of the company, have teamed up to establish the Swiss company Weige. Wigo is still the only officially recognized military dagger manufacturer of the Swiss military.
Representative products of Vigo Saber: "Standard and Classic Series"
Each knife in this series ranges from the simplest combination to a collection of multiple functions. Each knife has a high quality finish and a well-known red face. Can be described as "fine boutique boutique."
The 15453 Weige Knife used in performing aeronautical and space missions consists of 17 parts with 32 functions and is manufactured through 306 specific processes. The weight of the knife set is only 216 grams, which is designated by NASA. Astronauts are equipped with tools for carrying out missions. The first time that mankind embarked on the moon had its special contribution, and was therefore hailed as the world's smallest and most versatile "Space Exploration Pocket Toolkit."
Victorinox Saber (Vinos Saber):
In 1909, in honor of the deceased mother, Karl Elsenner used her Christian name Victoria as a trademark. In 1921, stainless steel was invented because stainless steel was made in Ibach. Inox coined the name Victorinox, which is still in use today. .
Vinos Saber Representative Product: "Swiss Champion" (there is also a translation of "Working Champion" in China)
The "Swiss Champion" is the most versatile and widely used model. The knives have more than 450 production steps and have as many as 32 functions, consisting of 64 individual parts. It is easy to carry and is most suitable for field trips, holiday vacations, camping and camping. Thanks to its full-featured and lean design, it is as if a user has a universal toolbox in his hands, and he can combine various application tools like magic when needed. Therefore, the "Swiss Champion" is a typical representative of the Swiss Army knife.
The quality of the Swiss Army Knife
“Sharp, strong and durable†is a three-word saying that people have used to describe the quality of the Swiss Army knife. For more than one hundred years, the Swiss army knife manufacturers have always placed first on the quality of perfection as their counterparts in the watchmaking industry.
In order to make every Swiss army knife available for a lifetime, manufacturers not only retained some manual processes, but also applied processing techniques. An ordinary saber has more than 200 production processes. It is such a quality guarantee. In the process, we have the Swiss Army knife that we see now.
Looking at the history of industrial development in the world for hundreds of years, few commodities have survived for centuries like the Swiss Army Knife, and most of them have been eliminated by the development of large industrial production. And since its birth, the Swiss Army Knife has maintained a constant quality standard for more than a hundred years. Only the continuous enrichment of manufacturing materials, production techniques and their own functions has made the Swiss Army Knife. In the environment, it shows its extraordinary practical value and the corresponding quality and quality. With the development of the times, some emerging technologies such as laser flashlights, watches, and compasses have been introduced into the design of the Swiss Army Knife.
After continuous development and evolution, the Swiss Army Knife is no longer simply a knife, but a classic between excellent industrial quality and perfect design and manufacturing. Therefore, Weigo's “Standard and Classic Series†is displayed in the Museum of Modern Art in New York as the “ambassador of Swiss cultureâ€. Victorinox’s “Swiss Champion†is also used as a modern industrial design boutique by the Museum of Modern Art and German Practical Art in Munich, Germany. Museums are collected.
The Swiss Army Knife – a small knives with the emblem of the national emblem on the knives, fully embodies the wisdom and wisdom of the Swiss, and the more respectable spirit of excellence, and has won the world’s endless reputation for Switzerland.
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