What hardness are Lamson’s knife blades?

What hardness are Lamson’s knife blades?

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Updated 06-16-2026

What hardness are Lamson’s knife blades?

All Lamson Premier Forged and Vintage Precision knives are hardened between 56 and 58 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale. This is referred to as 56 HRC or 58 HRC.

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