Linder Super Edge 6 Fixed-Blade Knife – Orange Handle

The Linder Super Edge 6 is a fixed-blade knife manufactured entirely in Solingen, Germany. The blade is made of Japanese ATS34 steel, heat-treated under vacuum and cryogenically treated. Its hardness reaches 60–61 HRC on the Rockwell scale, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and easy resharpening.

Blade material – ATS34 Japanese steel

ATS34 is a high-quality stainless steel with a composition identical to that of 154CM. Compared to conventional 440C, it offers higher corrosion resistance, greater wear resistance, and higher hardness. It is suitable for intensive and frequent use.

TPE handle—thermoplastic elastomer

The handle is made of TPE (thermoplastic elastomer)—a material with high elasticity and strength. It is non-toxic and resistant to weathering, temperature changes, and material fatigue. It provides a comfortable grip and does not require vulcanization.

Features of the Linder Super Edge 6 Knife

The blade has a more pointed rear end—optimized for use with a flint and for starting a fire
Hardness 60–61 HRC — exceptionally long-lasting sharpness
ATS34 steel—hermetically and cryogenically hardened
TPE handle—orange, ergonomic, and durable
Genuine leather wallet
Manufactured entirely in Solingen

Specifications	Value
Brand	Linder
Model	Drugar Super Edge 6
Type	Fixed-blade knife
Steel on the blade	ATS34 Japanese stainless steel
Hardness	60–61 HRC
Blade Length	119 mm
Blade Thickness	4.8 mm
Total length	235 mm
Handle Material	TPE (thermoplastic elastomer)
Handle Color	Orange
Weight of the knife	148 g
Material of the collar	Genuine leather
Weight of the can	83 years
Contents of the Set	Knife and spoon

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of steel is the blade of the Linder Super Edge 6 made of?

The blade is made of Japanese ATS34 stainless steel. It has been heat-treated under vacuum and further cryogenically treated. Its Rockwell hardness is 60–61 HRC, making it significantly more durable than conventional steels such as 440C. ATS34 steel has the same composition as 154CM and offers high corrosion resistance and wear resistance.

What is the TPE material used for the handle?

TPE stands for thermoplastic elastomer. It is a material with high elasticity and strength that is processed by injection molding. It is non-toxic, safe, and offers a wide range of hardness levels and resistance to weathering. TPE handles provide a pleasantly soft grip and are resistant to temperature changes and material fatigue.

Where is the Linder Super Edge 6 knife manufactured?

The knife is manufactured entirely in Solingen, Germany. A large part of the manufacturing process is carried out by established local partners. Solingen is world-renowned for its long-standing tradition of manufacturing high-quality cutting tools.

What are the knife's dimensions and weight?

The blade of the Linder Super Edge 6 is 119 mm long and 4.8 mm thick. The total length of the knife is 235 mm. The knife itself weighs 148 grams, and the genuine leather sheath adds an additional 83 grams.

What's included in the knife set?

The set includes a Linder Super Edge 6 knife and a genuine leather sheath. The sheath ensures that the knife can be carried safely and comfortably. Genuine leather is a durable and attractive material, suitable for long-term outdoor use.

What is the difference between ATS34 and standard 440C stainless steel?

ATS34 outperforms 440C in three key areas: corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and hardness. These properties make it the preferred choice for knives intended for intensive and frequent use. With a hardness of 60–61 HRC, the blade retains its sharpness significantly longer and can be easily resharpened when necessary.

What's new in the latest version of Linder Super Edge 6?

In the current version, the back of the blade has been made sharper. This optimization makes it easier to use a fire starter and improves the knife’s functionality when used in the field. All other characteristics—materials, manufacturing process, and functionality—remain unchanged.