Victorinox - Work Champ

Name/Title

Victorinox - Work Champ

Entry/Object ID

57; Full Code: 57.5.16-TL-NB

Tags

Tools, EDC, Folders, Survival

Description

This artifact is a Victorinox WorkChamp, a high-density multi-tool from the 111mm large pocket knife series. It represents the peak of Modular Administrative Utility, engineered to provide a comprehensive mobile workshop in a single chassis. This specimen documents a focus on Heavy-Duty Locking Logic and long-term Environmental Resilience, functioning as a primary technical anchor for complex field tasks. Core Components & Engineering The Chassis (111mm Large Format): Scale Material: Features the "Matte" or "Dual-Component" red nylon scales, which provide a High-Friction Interface compared to standard polished Cellidor. Administrative Markings: The scales exhibit a handwritten "57," documenting its position in your curated sequence. The Primary Blade (Locking Liner): Geometry: A large drop-point blade designed for heavy slicing and utility. Mechanical Logic: This model utilizes a Slide-Lock or Liner-Lock (depending on the production era) to provide Structural Certainty. This ensures the blade will not fold under longitudinal pressure, allowing for safe application of force. Specialized Tool Clusters: Wood Saw & Metal Saw/File: Documents a design optimized for Material Processing across different density spectrums. Pliers & Screwdriver Array: Provides Mechanical Leverage for hardware manipulation. The Scissors: Heavy-duty spring-loaded scissors for precise administrative cutting. The Sheath: A robust, molded brown leather belt pouch with a snap enclosure. Curation Record: The heavy patina and wear on the leather document a history of active "belt-time," recording the tool's status as a frequently deployed asset.

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Victorinox

Date made

2011

Ethnography

Cultural Region

Country

Switzerland

Dimensions

Dimension Description

5”

Length

4 in

Material

SS