(Bloomberg) -- The Swiss Army Knife, the iconic, more than century-old fold-up tool used by whittlers, soldiers and even astronauts, will soon be available without a blade. Victorinox, the company ...

The small Swiss Army knives are the most popular, but Victorinox also sells larger tools with more utility. Some may feature ...

the company announced that they’ll be releasing a new range of tools without blades. Carl Elsner, fourth-generation CEO of Swiss Army knife maker Victorinox, is also concerned about increasing ...

The Wüsthof Classic’s straight blade makes it more user-friendly because unlike a curved boning knife ( more on the ...

The knives are now produced by Victorinox, Europe's largest knife ... From these rolls, knife blades are stamped to 2 millimeters thick. This requires 50 metric tonnes of pressure.

design and build The Victorinox Swiss Army Pioneer X sports a design that's very similar to the traditional Swiss Army Knife blueprint, with a few key differences. One change is that tools blades ...