FKMD® E.R.T. Rescue Folding Knife

The FKMD^® E.R.T. Rescue Folding Knife is designed for emergency response and rescue operations. It combines an N690Co stainless steel blade, an integrated seatbelt cutter, and a tungsten carbide glass breaker. Its robust construction and secure grip make it a reliable tool for demanding field use.

Blade and Construction

The blade is made from N690Co stainless steel, offering reliable edge retention even under repeated use. The bead-blasted finish reduces glare and prevents unwanted reflections during operation. A liner lock mechanism securely locks the blade in the open position, ensuring safe and dependable handling.

Integrated Rescue Tools

The built-in seatbelt cutter enables fast and efficient cutting without unnecessary manipulation, allowing quick extraction in emergency situations. A tungsten carbide glass breaker is integrated into the handle, positioned for immediate use without the need for repositioning. All elements are designed to minimize response time in critical scenarios.

Secure Grip and Visibility

The FRN (Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon) handle provides a lightweight yet durable structure with a non-slip grip, even in wet or demanding conditions. Its high-visibility orange color allows for quick identification in low-light environments or chaotic situations. The ergonomic shape ensures a stable grip and confident control under pressure.

Made for Professional Use

Manufactured in Italy under the FKMD^® (Fox Knives Military Division) line, the E.R.T. Rescue is built with a focus on precision and reliability. The layout of all features is optimized for one-handed operation, enabling fast, intuitive use in high-stress environments where every second counts.

Key Features:

• N690Co stainless steel blade with reliable edge retention
• Liner lock mechanism for secure blade lock-up
• Integrated seatbelt cutter for emergency use
• Tungsten carbide glass breaker
• Durable, non-slip FRN handle
• High-visibility orange color for quick identification
• Designed for emergency and rescue operations