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Fni Tekno daga2 Dive Knife
Professional underwater cutting tool
The Fni Tekno daga2 is a diving knife engineered for technical operations and rescue missions. It features a 105 mm stainless steel blade with an integrated saw edge for efficient rope cutting. The 210 mm overall length ensures compatibility with standard dive harnesses, while the PP handle with TPE overmolding provides a secure grip in submerged conditions.
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Reliable diving knife for technical underwater operations
The Fni Tekno daga2 is designed to meet the operational requirements of professional diving teams and rescue personnel. Its construction focuses on immediate performance during emergency extrication and utility tasks, serving as a critical component of onboard safety equipment.
Technical blade specifications and cutting geometry
The tool features a 105 mm blade crafted from stainless steel, incorporating a specialized saw edge for rapid cutting of ropes and synthetic materials. The total length of 210 mm allows for balanced handling, providing the precision necessary for high-stress underwater environments.
Construction and material durability
The handle is constructed from PP with TPE overmolding, a combination selected to maintain grip retention in wet conditions where standard materials may slip. This design ensures the tool remains functional and accessible when integrated into standard within 12 miles equipment and diving kits.
Ergonomics and harness compatibility
The geometry of the Fni Tekno daga2 is optimized for rapid deployment. It is compatible with standard dive harnesses and emergency response gear, ensuring that the knife is accessible for immediate use during technical diving operations.
Recommended use
This knife is intended for professional divers, rescue coordinators, and technical teams requiring a dependable cutting tool for underwater utility, rope management, and emergency response protocols.